Clutch help
Posted: 02:02 pm Feb 28 2010
Ok, I am running out of ideas and need some help here.
History:
I had to split the cases to retrieve a portion of the magnetic drain plug (different post) which had lodged against a gear. Everything has gone back together great, clutch basket looks good (no grooving), plates still within spec. Clutch springs are due to be replaced, spec. is 37.2mm minimum free length, mine are from 36.04 to 36.21 mm. Cable is in good shape with stock routing.
Now here is the problem...with all connected ready to ride, as I pull the clutch lever in or "disengage" the clutch, the clutch actually engages fully.
With the engine off and in 1st gear and no hand on the clutch, the roll should leave the rear skidding on the concrete instead, the clutch" drags" as would be the case with the clutch lever pulled. When I do pull the lever while the clutch is "dragging" it will leave the skid mark....something is Basakwards and I have been at it for several hours now and waisting a Great day for a ride!
Any thoughts ?
History:
I had to split the cases to retrieve a portion of the magnetic drain plug (different post) which had lodged against a gear. Everything has gone back together great, clutch basket looks good (no grooving), plates still within spec. Clutch springs are due to be replaced, spec. is 37.2mm minimum free length, mine are from 36.04 to 36.21 mm. Cable is in good shape with stock routing.
Now here is the problem...with all connected ready to ride, as I pull the clutch lever in or "disengage" the clutch, the clutch actually engages fully.
With the engine off and in 1st gear and no hand on the clutch, the roll should leave the rear skidding on the concrete instead, the clutch" drags" as would be the case with the clutch lever pulled. When I do pull the lever while the clutch is "dragging" it will leave the skid mark....something is Basakwards and I have been at it for several hours now and waisting a Great day for a ride!
Any thoughts ?