Starter Clutch
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Starter Clutch
20 Aug 2007 09:03
How hard, if you can do it, is it to change the starter clutch with the engine still in the bike? I have taken it apart with the engine removed but didn't want to have to do that this time. Thanks!
1977 KZ650C1, Kerker Header, Dyna ignition and coils, GPZ 750 oil pan and cooler
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Re: Starter Clutch
20 Aug 2007 10:03
There's a really informative thread (actually several) including pics and a step-by-step process posted by OnkelB in the archives.
Here's one of them:
Starter clutch fix (I hope)
Here's one of them:
Starter clutch fix (I hope)
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78 KZ650-B2 = SOLD
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78 KZ650-B2 = SOLD
84 ZN700 LTD = SOLD
84 ZX750 GPz = SOLD
89 GSX1100F Katana = SLEEPING

20 VN1700 Vulcan Vaquero (the Blue Cowboy)
Looking for my next project KZ
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Re: Starter Clutch
20 Aug 2007 10:55
I guess if you don't mind laying on your back, looking up at it, with oil dripping into your face, it might not be too bad.
It's a dreaded job, but somebody has to do it.
Let me know how long it takes you to do the job. . .it might be nice to know if I ever decide to do mine.
It's a dreaded job, but somebody has to do it.
Let me know how long it takes you to do the job. . .it might be nice to know if I ever decide to do mine.
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