h4ppybunny · Jul 5, 2009

My clutch wont engage, its just solid, think the clutch fork has had it! any ideas if i can take the fork off without the need to change the clutch?

thanks

Sirus · Jul 5, 2009

Depends if the fork has beggered your clutch byflapping around inside.....you wont know till you split the box

oil dripper · Jul 5, 2009

Sirus said:
Depends if the fork has beggered your clutch byflapping around inside.....you wont know till you split the box

PICCYS?

ratty · Jul 5, 2009

oil dripper said:
PICCYS?

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Will the clutch work without there being an engine?

tivrulez · Jul 10, 2009

most likely to be the fork, the rod from the slave cylinder may have drilled right through it.
Make sure you reinforce the new one slightly to make it last longer.

Tervueren · Jul 10, 2009

Might as well change the clutch while your in there, at least you'll know it's all ok then.

h4ppybunny · Jul 11, 2009

thanks, went for the gearbox out option and replaced the clutch and fork with a HD version

bustersbus · Jul 11, 2009

Ah took the box out to do mine as well, did ye change the seal to the gearbox while ye had it out?

bustersbus · Jul 11, 2009

The one ah'm on about is behind here...

Ah was advised tae do it while ah had the box out

Sirus · Jul 11, 2009

bustersbus said:
The one ah'm on about is behind here...

Ah was advised tae do it while ah had the box out

Your bellhousing needs ploughing

bustersbus · Jul 11, 2009

Sirus said:
Your bellhousing needs ploughing

Aye

Ah'll get 'round tae it when and if ah need tae fit it

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