Here's another little short video on the other side of the bearings for the clutch. When the clutch turns, there's bearings right there behind this plate. In the other video, we grease that from the back side or actually oiled it. I want to show you a little way to do it without stripping your motor down to get at it. When you've got your clutch cover off and your clutch pressure plate, you take some Park CL1, is what I use. Any good, great oil will work, but this here's got to clean your in it and it is synthetic. And you just go right into this backside here. It's a little bit of oil there. Not too much, few drops and then turn it. Now, when you're done, you can take a paper towel and clean all this excess up, clean it up here. But if you just put a few drops in there, get it in the bearings, give it a little spin. Now, you can put your clutch system back together after you clean up this residual oil here. You don't want too much there. You don't want it slinging out on your clutches. But anyway, right behind this plate is where those bearings are and there's really no way to get a good look at them. See if I can focus in on them. There's a few kind of sims. It's not going to focus up, but trust me, there's a bunch of little bitty tiny ball bearings there. Get them oiled out, now keep them squeaking, keep them from deteriorate and too fast as well. And again, clean up this excess oil before you finish up the job. That's it for this little short video. Be sure to check us out at osartcruisers.com. Cheers!