
stebiel nautlis woo hoo! wow that is loud!
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stebiel nautlis woo hoo! wow that is loud!
And would you beleave it.. no one tried to run me over or cut me off
all the way home
never even got to use it! Guess just the thought
of it skeers em!! thanks ARROWHEAD!

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clutch problem - need advice
I've lurked on this forum for a long time and have learned a great
deal from many of you. I am now in my time of need....
05' KLR, 14,000 miles
While riding the other day, I reached for the clutch, pulled, and the
clutch lever went to the bar with no resistance. I thought I had a
broken clutch cable. However, that's not the problem. I'll do my best
to describe it. Using the clutch diagram at
http://www.ronayers.com/fiche/400_0479/clutch/clutch.cfm?
man=ka&groupid=6320&parent=6210.
The engine-end of the clutch cable attaches to the lever on the
#13102 RELEASE-COMP-CLUTCH. Internal to the engine, this thingy
engages with a #46102 rod which is involved with releasing the clutch.
I removed the clutch cable from the lever on the#13102 and find that
there is no tension when I pull on the lever. I opened the right side
of the engine and everything looks fine. No noticeable wear on either
the #13102 or #46102. I do find that I can pull the #46102 rod in/out
about a 1/2 inch or so from the center of the clutch housing. Should
this rod be tensioned by the clutch spring and not easily pulled?
Any ideas on the cause of this problem? I've pulled the #13102 out
and tried to reseat it per the OEM manual. It does not seem to engage
even after a couple of attempts.
Incidentally, I cleaned the oil screen of the usual spaghetti. No
serious blockage. Just strands of sealant and chunks of hard rubber.
Thanks,
Bradster
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- Posts: 4
- Joined: Mon Apr 30, 2007 8:05 pm
clutch problem - need advice
I've lurked on this forum for a long time and have learned a great
deal from many of you. I am now in my time of need....
While riding the other day, I reached for the clutch, pulled, and the
clutch lever went to the bar with no resistance. I thought I had a
broken clutch cable. However, that's not the problem. I'll do my best
to describe it. Using the clutch diagram at
http://www.ronayers.com/fiche/400_0479/clutch/clutch.cfm?
man=ka&groupid=6320&parent=6210.
The engine-end of the clutch cable attaches to the lever on the
#13102 RELEASE-COMP-CLUTCH. Internal to the engine, this thingy
engages with a #46102 rod which is involved with releasing the clutch.
I removed the clutch cable from the lever on the#13102 and find that
there is no tension when I pull on the lever. I opened the right side
of the engine and everything looks fine. No noticeable wear on either
the #13102 or #46102. I do find that I can pull the #46102 rod in/out
about a 1/2 inch or so. Should this rod be tensioned by the clutch
spring?
Any ideas on the cause of this problem? I've pulled the #13102 out
and tried to reseat it per the OEM manual. It does not seem to engage
even after a couple of attempts.
Incidentally, I cleaned the oil screen of the usual spaghetti. No
serious blockage. Just strands of sealant and chunks of hard rubber.
Thanks,
Bradster
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