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I have a dragging clutch, do you think springs and plates may solve it? I can find a ton of info about clutch slip but not so much on clutch drag
thanks guys
thanks guys
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Re: clutch drag
If you have the center clutch nut too tight the boss will drag on the outter clutch basket. If you have notching on the outter basket from the plates this will cause drag also. In the case of the R, bleeding the slave properly will help. T.L.
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Re: clutch drag
try searching an info of the clutch drag on TLZone, i am sure i read there bunch of threads about it.MY BIKE: 1998 TLS 107.52 Hp 71 lb-ft.
MODS: Yoshi rs3, K&N, PC 2, custom sprocket cover,
custom top triple clamp, shorty levers, clear taillight, undertray, brake lines, "fabbri" windscreen, 17/40 sprockets, fan switch mod, TRE, Ohlins rear, gsxr750 k5 forks, r1 calipers, custom clutch actuator cap, custom frame sliders, steering damper, PVM.
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Re: clutch drag
The system probably needs to be bled. You'll need to do a lot to get it right, just keep at it until it works right. That fixes most of them.
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Re: clutch drag
Try bleeding it."I spent most of my money on Scotch, women and cigarettes. The rest I just wasted"Comment
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Re: clutch drag
It was dragging before i replaced the line to stainless, i will try bleeding againComment
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