05-08-17, 06:56 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-08-17, 06:59 PM by tommyardin.)
I would strip it out again and check that everything has gone back in exactly as it should.
Did you soak the plates in 4T motorcycle oil before putting the clutch back together?
What were the plain steel plates like did the have any colouring to them, straw yellow, purple or blue, if they did it could be that the steel plates are buckled.
There is a large circular clip that goes into the mix of plates, did you put that back in the correct place?
Good luck sorting it, this can be caused by people using car oil with molybdenum slip agent in it.
Funny enough there is another post going on in here at the moment talking about this very thing with oils. But I'm afraid you will get as many opinions are there are makes of oil.
Clean the steel plates well then lay the plain steel plates on a mirror or a piece of plate glass and gently try rocking them on the mirror with one finger opposite each other that will show if they are buckled or not
Did you soak the plates in 4T motorcycle oil before putting the clutch back together?
What were the plain steel plates like did the have any colouring to them, straw yellow, purple or blue, if they did it could be that the steel plates are buckled.
There is a large circular clip that goes into the mix of plates, did you put that back in the correct place?
Good luck sorting it, this can be caused by people using car oil with molybdenum slip agent in it.
Funny enough there is another post going on in here at the moment talking about this very thing with oils. But I'm afraid you will get as many opinions are there are makes of oil.
Clean the steel plates well then lay the plain steel plates on a mirror or a piece of plate glass and gently try rocking them on the mirror with one finger opposite each other that will show if they are buckled or not