Spring means for a clutch

Details Spring means for a clutch Spring means for a clutch

1982-04-14

1984-10-30

Bonck, Rodney H.

192 clutches and power-stop control

Clutches

Axially engaging

192 7019, 192 30V, 188 715, 188 723, 188 7338, F16D 1352, F16D 312

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044795696

ABSTRACT:
A self-centering anti-rattle spring for a clutch is disclosed. The resilient spring is positioned between the circumference of a pressure plate of the clutch and the circumference of a flywheel of the clutch. The resilient spring acts to arrest vibration and tumbling of the pressure plate to reduce wear and noise encountered during clutch operation. The resilient spring also functions to align a rotatable drive member connecting the plate to the flywheel.

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