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1Back to top Go down   Clutch assembly question Empty Clutch assembly question Mon 03 Feb 2020, 21:48

freed

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I did take off my gearbox to renew clutch gaskets. I noticed that center of clutch, there some small part. In haynes manual it seems to be same level with the outer part but mine is bushed in about 10mm. Should this be fixed or what to do?
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2Back to top Go down   Clutch assembly question Empty clutch assembly question Tue 04 Feb 2020, 09:41

audibob

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Hi Freed,

the clutch operating rod acts directly onto the brass bush in the output shaft.

Use https://www.realoem.com/ to view the aspects of the bike , I find it very useful

Good luck

Bob


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duck

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audibob wrote:the clutch operating rod acts directly onto the brass bush in the output shaft.

The clutch pushrod pushes on the center of the clutch diaphragm spring.


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Laitch

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freed wrote: I noticed that center of clutch, there some small part. In haynes manual it seems to be same level with the outer part . . .

Use actual specifications to determine machine clearances rather than murky halftone photos shot at oblique angles. Smile


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audibob

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Of course , what I should have said is that the end of the clutch rod fits into the brass 


bush in the output shaft.


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6Back to top Go down   Clutch assembly question Empty Clutch Wed 05 Feb 2020, 11:35

daveyson

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One option, if you don't have a suitable slide hammer, you could improvise one.


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7Back to top Go down   Clutch assembly question Empty Re: Clutch assembly question Wed 05 Feb 2020, 23:55

freed

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I found these parts from local bearing shop: 6x12x12 bonze slide bearing, price was reasonable 1,25€.
Today I am trying to get old one out and sliding new one in. 
I am going to make threads to the old and with bolt get it out. Lets see what happens.

    

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freed

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freed wrote:I found these parts from local bearing shop: 6x12x12 bonze slide bearing, price was reasonable 1,25€.
Today I am trying to get old one out and sliding new one in. 
I am going to make threads to the old and with bolt get it out. Lets see what happens.
 Worked well, made threads to the old bearing. With spacer and bolt, old one can be pulled away. New in by gently tapping it.

    

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