8~Clutch/Gearshift
linkage
Service Information
Troubleshooting
Right Crankcase Cover Removall
Installation
Service Information
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8-2
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Clutch. Primary DriveGear Removall
Installation
Gearshift Linkage Removalllnstallation
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8-7
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Clutch maintenance can be done with the engine ín the frame.
EngineITransmission oil viscosity andlevel, and engineltransmission oil additives, have an effect on clutch disengage-
mento When the c1utch does not disengage or the vehiclecreeps with the c1utch disenqaqed. inspectthe transmission oil
level and inspect for oil additives befo re servicing the c1utch system.
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If the shíft forks, drum and transmission require servicing, remove the engine andseparate the crankcase (Section 9).
Troubleshooting
Clutch Lever Hard To Pull In
Darnaqed,
kinked
or dirty c1utch cable
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lmproperly routed c1utch cable
Damagedclutch lifter mechanism
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Faulty clutch lifter plate bearing
Clutch WiII Not Disengaged Or Motorcycle Creeps With
Clutch Disenqaqed:"
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Too much c1utch lever free play
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Clutch plates
warped,
Oil level too high, improper oil viscosity, or additive
used
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Check f or oil additive
Clutch Slips
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Clutch lífter sticking
Worn clutch discs
Weak clutch springs
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No clutch lever free play
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Check for oil addítive
Hard T o Shift .'
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Misadjusted c1utch cable
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Damaged:orbent shift fork
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Sent shift fork shaft
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Incorrect engine oil viscosity
Incorrect gearshift spindle assembly
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Damaged shift drum cam grooves
Transmission .Jumps Out Of Gear
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Worn shift drumstopper arm
Weak or broken gearshift spindle return spring
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Bent shift fork shaft
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Damaged shift drum cam grooves
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Worn gear'dogs or slots
Gearshift Pedal WiII Not Return·
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Weak or broken gearshift spindle return spring
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Sent gearshift spindle
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