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I found a nicer '74 MKII so don't need to do anything about a clutch! Thanks to all who responded.
If you do decide to do a clutch, use a low profile floor jack and a small ratcheting cargo strap to secure it to the floor jack. Makes wrestling it in an out pretty easy.
The clutch is a standard TR6 clutch, available from many vendors. Don't forget to check the flywheel face for wear - mine was very worn with a scalloped surface. Very weird. I was planning on not having it resurfaced, but one look changed my mind.
I also replaced the pilot and throw out bearings when I did mine. Cheap insurance against future problems. I got the pilot bearing off amazon. You can get clutch stuff there as well - no shipping charges if you are a prime member.
Vance
Last edited on 04-10-2026 08:29 pm by vnavaret