clutch adjustment
Road Master
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From: 500 miles south from Artic Circle
RE: clutch adjustment
Agree that piniongear post, same oil into tranny/primary than in engine. Don't put too much oil.
Unless you have blocked transfervalve in primary and have made breather into tranny. Then you can use sporty transmision oil or ATF. -77 and newer cases hasn't that transfervalve and it has breather in a bolt&hose (#34744-77) located in rear mount of engine.
Unless you have blocked transfervalve in primary and have made breather into tranny. Then you can use sporty transmision oil or ATF. -77 and newer cases hasn't that transfervalve and it has breather in a bolt&hose (#34744-77) located in rear mount of engine.
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: East NM
RE: clutch adjustment
On my '76, I always had to adjust the clutch twice. For some reason, it would always slip after the first adjustment and then it was fine after I did it again exactly the same way.
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