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Old 10-02-2008, 05:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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is there a place or person around daytona, fl that rebuild tlr ? just needs to be finished everything in the clutch cover is left thanks
 
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Old 10-11-2008, 07:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
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It might be better to post in a region forum (Central Region perhaps)
If by clutch you mean refitting the complete assembly to the clutch shaft it is fairly straight forward (be aware that the oil pump gear has at the back of the clutch basket has to mesh properly with the oil pumps gear when installing the clutch basket)
Other than that holding the basket so the retaining nut can be torqued is the only other PIA.







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It might be better to post in a region forum (Central Region perhaps)
If by clutch you mean refitting the complete assembly to the clutch shaft it is fairly straight forward (be aware that the oil pump gear has at the back of the clutch basket has to mesh properly with the oil pumps gear when installing the clutch basket)
Other than that holding the basket so the retaining nut can be torqued is the only other PIA.


I did't put the last friction plate as indicated and wonder does this cause the enigne to rattle when reving it. When I pull in the clutch lever this does not rattle. I've the enigne 'drop' and about to pull it apart.
Any advice is appreciated.
 
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