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Just replaced my chain and spockets, put everything back together and for some reason the clutch wont engage now. Clutch push rod is still good, I know the solution is simple but I cant come to think of it!
Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Mceachern_13 |
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Removing the lifter has somehow disturbed its adjustment or, if it was disassembled, it's not been put back right.
Firts make sure it's gone back together right - if it did come apart, then adjust the clutch like this: Quote:
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Thanks so much guys, I can now ride, I knew it was simple,
Thanks again. |
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