BMW Performance Clutch Pin
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- AGA Tools has designed and developed a BMW and MINI clutch pivot pin replacement which is designed to improve clutch performance and driver shifting. AGA has custom designed and forged a metal replacement part that will upgrade your plastic pivot pin that wears away over time. Metal parts mean next to zero wear and tear and much longer part life. Learn more about it's benefits and ease of installation!
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Email Rich@agatools.com or call us at 760-738-4084
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I'm curious - why did you choose to duplicate the bell shape of the contact end?
Would a bad pivot pin make the clutch fork hit the pressure plate when pressing clutch in the whole way?
Yes this happend to me, but mine was way more worn then the one he showed
I'm using the metal version from an 850 and not sure if it's contributing to the rattle, or it's just the lightweight flywheel and sprung disk combo i'm using. Anyone get any rattle from these, esp if you're using a stock flywheel?
lol, prolly ur flywheel.
its the lightweight flywheel. could possibly be the throwout bearing if it was not ever replaced. had a 540i that had a brand new german throw out bearing w/ a lightweight flywheel and rattled like crazy sometimes, i didnt care though as the car was way more fun than with the DMF.
Has anyone had a difficulty installing the brass one?
What is the issue?
@@AGATools the brass one would not seat as deep as the original
@@rottdogsparky So sometimes the casting of the transmission case differs from car to car. Some cars this brass piece will fit, some of them fight you. I recommend you pulling it out and then hammering it back in with the recommended socket like stated in the instructions. It's ok if the casting of the trans case starts to butterfly out. Let me know how that works and we can go from there. You can always call me at 760-738-4084 for me help.
@@AGATools I sanded the brass piece until it sat about 2/3 of the way in and then lightly tapped it with a small dead blow hammer! Thanks for your help!