Help with primary gasket replacement
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From: Landrum, SC , elevation 986'
Did you loosen the primary chain tensioner.
Disconnect the clutch cable?
You should get a manual?
If you did all that and ensured you removed all the bolts........Then someone might of used Permatex gasket sealer on it and you'll play a bit of hell to get it off.
Could just be stuck.
Tap it with a rubber mallet.
Just be patient and it will come off.
Disconnect the clutch cable?
You should get a manual?
If you did all that and ensured you removed all the bolts........Then someone might of used Permatex gasket sealer on it and you'll play a bit of hell to get it off.
Could just be stuck.
Tap it with a rubber mallet.
Just be patient and it will come off.
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Sorry for all the question but the chain tensioner is that the other bolt on the bottom. And is there a trick for the clutch cable
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From: Landrum, SC , elevation 986'
yes, you'll see a slot in the bolt for a screwdriver and the nut is to lock it tight.
If you couldn't figure out how to remove the clutch cable. You should immediately get a service manual for your make and year bike......
Loosen the cable (half way up the cable) under the rubber boot.
As far as the torque specs, primary chain tensioning procedure, clutch adjustment, ETC.
You should get a manual.
Its just way to involved and to much to type............
.
If you couldn't figure out how to remove the clutch cable. You should immediately get a service manual for your make and year bike......
Loosen the cable (half way up the cable) under the rubber boot.
As far as the torque specs, primary chain tensioning procedure, clutch adjustment, ETC.
You should get a manual.
Its just way to involved and to much to type............
.