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24 Apr 2017 19:41 - 24 Apr 2017 19:42 #760178
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Hello,
I have a problem here...
The clutch steel ball don't come. Seems to be Blocked at the bottom.
Normally she come alone...
What do i have to do?
1: nothing she will move alone when you will ride or use hte clutch
2: You have a big problem...
Do someone have an idea to take off this ball?
Regards
I have a problem here...
The clutch steel ball don't come. Seems to be Blocked at the bottom.
Normally she come alone...
What do i have to do?
1: nothing she will move alone when you will ride or use hte clutch
2: You have a big problem...
Do someone have an idea to take off this ball?
Regards
1978 KZ1000-B2 LTD
1977 kz1000-B1 LTD
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24 Apr 2017 20:00 #760181
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Pic?
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24 Apr 2017 20:29 #760182
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Victory!
I push it from the tranny side with a long bar and she come outside
an other question if i can :
The clutch hub nut should be torque at 11 to 13 kg - m
I'm athletic and just can do it at 8 or 9 kg - m... with my wrench
Do you use an impact driver to torque it to this level ? Or ther is someting i don't know...
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I push it from the tranny side with a long bar and she come outside
an other question if i can :
The clutch hub nut should be torque at 11 to 13 kg - m
I'm athletic and just can do it at 8 or 9 kg - m... with my wrench
Do you use an impact driver to torque it to this level ? Or ther is someting i don't know...
Best regards
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24 Apr 2017 20:39 #760183
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Use a torque wrench.
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24 Apr 2017 20:46 - 24 Apr 2017 20:46 #760185
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I have a torque wrench. Just can't go to
11.0- 13.0 kg-m or 80- 94 ft-lbs
manually ...
11.0- 13.0 kg-m or 80- 94 ft-lbs
manually ...
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24 Apr 2017 20:56 #760186
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But perhaps must i do it engine on frame...
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24 Apr 2017 20:58 #760187
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That would help. I step on the brake to tighten large bolts and nuts.
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25 Apr 2017 05:14 #760195
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1978 KZ650 b-2
700cc Wiseco kit 10 to 1.
1980 KZ750 cam, ape springs, stock clutch/ Barnett springs.
Vance and Hines Header w/ comp baffle and Ape pods, Dyna S and green coils, copper wires.
29MM smooth bores W/ 17.5 pilots, 0-6s and 117.5 main
16/42 gearing X ring chain and alum rear JT sprocket.
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With a EBC clutch holder tool I had no problem but was in the bike too... I can see where it could tough on the bench.... maybe with a helper.
1978 KZ650 b-2
700cc Wiseco kit 10 to 1.
1980 KZ750 cam, ape springs, stock clutch/ Barnett springs.
Vance and Hines Header w/ comp baffle and Ape pods, Dyna S and green coils, copper wires.
29MM smooth bores W/ 17.5 pilots, 0-6s and 117.5 main
16/42 gearing X ring chain and alum rear JT sprocket.
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25 Apr 2017 05:40 #760198
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You need to use a decent torque wrench. If you cannot afford to buy one just yet you can borrow one from almost any auto parts store chain. They (Auto Zone, Advance Auto, etc.) have loaner tool programs through which you can borrow almost any common tool at no charge. Check it out online. In the past, I have used those services when I knew I would only need to use a tool 1 time. You simply tell them what you want to borrow, leave them a deposit, take the tool for a few days, and when you return the tool you get 100% of the deposit back. Ed
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Fox wrote: I have a torque wrench. Just can't go to
11.0- 13.0 kg-m or 80- 94 ft-lbs
manually ...
You need to use a decent torque wrench. If you cannot afford to buy one just yet you can borrow one from almost any auto parts store chain. They (Auto Zone, Advance Auto, etc.) have loaner tool programs through which you can borrow almost any common tool at no charge. Check it out online. In the past, I have used those services when I knew I would only need to use a tool 1 time. You simply tell them what you want to borrow, leave them a deposit, take the tool for a few days, and when you return the tool you get 100% of the deposit back. Ed
1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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