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Clutch spring question

Hey guys quick question, if I wanna remove the clutch spring I need to remove the circle clip w/ pliers, remove the pin holding the bottom bracket in place, remove

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Old 12-24-2013, 06:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys quick question, if I wanna remove the clutch spring I need to remove the circle clip w/ pliers, remove the pin holding the bottom bracket in place, remove the spring, put everything back together, and that's it? I tried to "pull" of the circle clip w/ pliers (as stated in the DIY from the nissan motor sports forum) but mine kept sliding around. Is there a particular way I need to pull or twist the circle clip? Any advice is must appreciated
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