Replace worn parts?

I'm replacing the clutch in my 1953 chevy 210 and before I get in there, are there some common wear items and/or seals I should replace when I have the transmission out?

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Go ahead and replace the throw out bearing & pressure plate while your in there, HRP

 

Also check the flywheel for grooves and burning. It would be a good time for resurfacing.

Gary

 

pilot shaft bushing?

 

Sounds good I was planning on doing all of those things! Thanks for the input guys.

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Take some pictures of the linkage or have a manual for reference. I like to take it all apart, look it all over for cracks and worn parts. I tend to clean things down to the bare metal and paint it prior to ***embly.

 

Unless the clutch was slipped a lot, I usually get away with reusing the pressure plate and flywheel and simply sanding them with co**** emery paper by hand.
It's more traditional.

 

Get a gasket set for the torque ball. Set the preload on it while trans is out. Try to find a needle bearing u-joint while it's apart, and check the play between the bushing in the tube & the yoke.