Troubleshooting - Victory Cross Roads Classic Service Manual

TROUBLESHOOTING

Troubleshooting
PROBLEM
Clutch Lever Pulls Clutch lever pivot, bushings,
Excessively Hard ferrules need lubrication
Drive plates catching on primary
driven gear basket
Clutch lifter plate bearing damage
Damaged clutch lifter
mechanism
Clutch Slips Clutch spring weak
Clutch spring snap ring loose or
broken
Pressure plate worn, warped or
distorted
Clutch plate(s) worn, warped or
distorted
Clutch lifter mechanism sticking
Engine oil level low
Oil additives present in oil or used
previously
Dragging Clutch Clutch lever, pivot, cable, or lifter
(doesn't disengage arm sticking
completely, creeping,
Oil additives present in oil or used
hard to find Neutral)
previously
Oil level too high
Oil viscosity too high
Pressure plate worn, warped or
distorted
Clutch plate(s) worn, warped or
distorted
Weak clutch spring
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CLUTCH, PRIMARY, & SHIFT LINKAGE
POSSIBLE CAUSE
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PART(s) AFFECTED
Clutch lever pivot points
Clutch primary driven gear/
clutch plates
Clutch plate bearing lifter
Clutch release mechanism
Clutch spring
Clutch spring snap ring
Pressure plate
Driven plates or drive plates
Clutch lifter mechanism
Oil level
Oil quality
Lever, pivots, bushings,
bearings, cable
Oil quality
Oil level
Oil quality
Pressure Plate
Driven plates and/or drive
plates
Clutch springs
REPAIR RECOMMENDED
Lubricate
Replace necessary parts
Replace
Repair as necessary
Replace
Repair or replace as
necessary
Replace
Replace
Repair
Correct
Replace oil & filter
(clutch plates may need to
be replaced)
Inspect
Replace oil & filter (clutch
plates may need to be
replaced)
Correct
Replace oil & filter
Replace
Replace
Replace all
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