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triumph clutch
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TR2/3/3A Dirty clutch driven plate
I'm about to attach the clutch and transmission to the engine. The flywheel and the clutch drive plates have been exposed to the air for about six months, and they look a bit dirty. What can I use to clean off the flywheel and clutch plates? Maybe alcohol? Mineral Spirits?