The Shifting Clunk??
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The Shifting Clunk??
Not sure if its the Bike or Im just paying more attention to it. It seems during down shifting/shifting up, clutch in.... getting the clunk..... it seems more noticable now than a few months ago...mostly when in slow traffic. \\;maybe the clutch needs to be tighter. Fluids are checked and good happy levels.
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I had this with my dyna as well.
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Feedback, Thanks........
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I had this with my dyna as well.
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Feedback, Thanks........
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RE: The Shifting Clunk??
You could drain the tranny and replace the fluid with Mobil 1 75w140 synthetic gear oil. Report back after you ride it and let us know how much smoother it is. It works.
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RE: The Shifting Clunk??
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You could drain the tranny and replace the fluid with Mobil 1 75w140 synthetic gear oil. Report back after you ride it and let us know how much smoother it is. It works.
You could drain the tranny and replace the fluid with Mobil 1 75w140 synthetic gear oil. Report back after you ride it and let us know how much smoother it is. It works.
Maybe next time I'll try the 75/140W instead.