clutch casing

[hightower]

Anyone know where to get a couple of bolts that's used on the clutch casing?

[darrsi]

http://www.yamahamotorcyclespares.co.uk/...ER+1&uID=0

[hightower]

Thanks - struggling to see what I need on that diagram.... can you offer a little insight?

[hightower]

P.S. here's a photo of the area to help you help me lol.


As you can see, there's a couple empty holes - the top is in place and the bottom (just out of shot I think) is also in place (although came loose yesterday)

[darrsi]

It's not the clearest drawing admittedly?  :rolleyes

At first glance i would suggest trying the bolt you have already fitted, into the other holes, and if it fits then you are looking at #9 bolt.

[Dead Eye]

Those two empty holes take a longer bolt than the other 3 that hold that cover on which makes it #10 in that diagram

[Buzz]

I changed my bolts to stainless a month or 2 ago and I've still got the old ones, I can send you the 2 you need if you like?

[Dead Eye]

Another foccer to the rescue!

[hightower]

I changed my bolts to stainless a month or 2 ago and I've still got the old ones, I can send you the 2 you need if you like?

Sent you PM with address, that would be very gratefully accepted


Also learnt it's a good idea to have a set of hex keys on the bike.

[Buzz]

No probs....I'll send them off tomorrow lunchtime. 


"Do as you would be done by"

[hightower]

Did you get chance to send them Buzz?

[red98]

thats not a clutch casing........front sprocket cover is what i would call it....the clutch casing is the big round one on the other side  .......well done buzz for helping out...all part of "the bikers code"..

[Buzz]

..I'll get them out eventually  :o .  The trouble with having a bike in London is that it lives 10 mins up the road.

[hightower]

Well, when it was loose the whole unit moved when clutch was used - so sounds like clutch to me. I went for new tyres today, and mechanic even said that.


Buzz - if you haven't done it, don't worry - mechanic stuck a couple in whilst I was there.


Thanks

[Andy FZS]

The case would move because the push rod that operates the clutch is in this cover but the clutch is on the other side.
Andy

[darrsi]

The case would move because the push rod that operates the clutch is in this cover but the clutch is on the other side.
Andy

WHAT???
Oh bugger, i fitted a new clutch on the wrong side!  :rolleyes
I must have two now then, i knew gear changing felt a lot smoother   

[red98]

The case would move because the push rod that operates the clutch is in this cover but the clutch is on the other side.
Andy

:agree ....well done andy....saved me a job 

[nick crisp]

[quote author=Andy FZS link=topic=9235.msg94896#msg94896 date=1376691288]
The case would move because the push rod that operates the clutch is in this cover but the clutch is on the other side.
Andy

WHAT???
Oh bugger, i fitted a new clutch on the wrong side!  :rolleyes
I must have two now then, i knew gear changing felt a lot smoother 
[/quote]

:lol

Come on now, not everyone who rides a bike knows all about how they work, or what's where!
And yes, I am of the school that says it's advisable to learn what you can, that's why many of us use this forum (as well as a chance to take the piss of course!  :lol )

[darrsi]

Only kidding 

[red98]

the help is there in all posts.........in between the piss take  :lol :lol