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HD5 steering clutch removal
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    Posted: 23 Sep 2021 at 9:35pm
I'm trying to remove the steering clutch assemblies,the left side came right out but the right side doesn't seem to have enough clearance.I realize it only needs about 1/4" but I have about 1/16 AND IT WONT COMEOUT!!Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated.Thanks


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probably junk in the splines of the drum preventing it from sliding over 100%.  just gotta keep working at it.
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Make sure all the bolts ben removed and with a big screw driver try to get more loose each side.
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