Clutch problem
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Yes I took everything apart and could not find the ret clip but it all stays in place once everything is bolted up, because the ramp sits on the throwout bearings.
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Ok, let's say that you are lucky and there was no clip there, and it didn't come apart yet. Did you put a screwdriver in from the left side and push the clutch push rod to the right side and see if it moves freely? If your clutch push rod moves freely, then you might have to look inside your clutch pack. There's the evil clutch spring plate that can come apart and mess with not only your clutch adjustment, but can scar your clutch basket.
That's as far as I go, because my older bike doesn't have the spring plate in the middle and I don't have experience with that going bad. Something to check. And, put a retaining ring on that throwout assembly before you put it back in service.
That's as far as I go, because my older bike doesn't have the spring plate in the middle and I don't have experience with that going bad. Something to check. And, put a retaining ring on that throwout assembly before you put it back in service.
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Ok, let's say that you are lucky and there was no clip there, and it didn't come apart yet. Did you put a screwdriver in from the left side and push the clutch push rod to the right side and see if it moves freely? If your clutch push rod moves freely, then you might have to look inside your clutch pack. There's the evil clutch spring plate that can come apart and mess with not only your clutch adjustment, but can scar your clutch basket.
That's as far as I go, because my older bike doesn't have the spring plate in the middle and I don't have experience with that going bad. Something to check. And, put a retaining ring on that throwout assembly before you put it back in service.
That's as far as I go, because my older bike doesn't have the spring plate in the middle and I don't have experience with that going bad. Something to check. And, put a retaining ring on that throwout assembly before you put it back in service.
Also I pulled the rod out from the rt side and it slides smoothly.
Last edited by aces&8s; 06-16-2019 at 04:01 PM.
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