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1999 Yamaha Blaster - Actuator Arm Question


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I am working on a 1999 blaster took the clutch cover off to look at the clutch everything looks fine. The quad acts like the clutch wont disengage the clutch lever is just loose and you can move the lever that the cable goes to down the the casing with your fingers easily isnt tha the actuator arm. I am wondering how i remove it to make sure it is ok is it just that spring and it comes off

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