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06-21-2008, 02:04 PM
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Baby Twin
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SV clutch plate assembly questions
Hey all,
First time cluch changer here. Does anyone have a layout of what to do? Im not sure which bolts to remove to expose the clutch assembly. Also, before doing anything i need to remove the engine oil and soak the plates? And, is there clutch oil? or do I just need to refill the engine oil when im done? Thanks in advance. PS< I was looking for "How to" forums with pics and such to help me out, but couldnt find any. does any one have a step by step. Does anyone have the patience to answer my questions?  Thanks again.  |
    
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06-21-2008, 07:07 PM
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Engine oil does the gearbox and clutch. Just refill your engine oil when done.
The SV has a one piece cover on that side, so you'll have to drain the cooling system and remove the water pump cover too. There's a bit more involved compared to the TL that has a separate clutch cover. Best to get hold of a manual and follow that.
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06-22-2008, 10:56 AM
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Baby Twin
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The Manual does not contain any info on what bolts to remove or the applied torque on reassembly.
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