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Clutch/Stalled 1982 KZ1100a2
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31 Oct 2024 16:36 #905642
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TexasKZ AGAIN THANKS FOR THE CARBURETOR ISSUE!
So here’s what’s going on not all the time but when I shift from 4th gear to 5th gear it shifts in between the gears? Like it’s in neutral but very hard to get into gear actually grinding gears ⚙️. Trying to put back in goes back into gear easier when I can slow down shifts easier without grinding. Clutch plates?
What all should I change? Also a one time deal this happened came up on a stop sign shifted down quick and the bike stalled? All the lights came on showed it was in neutral I was able to push the bike off to the side so I know it was in neutral would not start? Waited and turned on and off a couple of times and started back up Neutral safety switch?
So here’s what’s going on not all the time but when I shift from 4th gear to 5th gear it shifts in between the gears? Like it’s in neutral but very hard to get into gear actually grinding gears ⚙️. Trying to put back in goes back into gear easier when I can slow down shifts easier without grinding. Clutch plates?
What all should I change? Also a one time deal this happened came up on a stop sign shifted down quick and the bike stalled? All the lights came on showed it was in neutral I was able to push the bike off to the side so I know it was in neutral would not start? Waited and turned on and off a couple of times and started back up Neutral safety switch?
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14 Nov 2024 22:32 #906060
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Replied by sparcuser on topic Clutch/Stalled 1982 KZ1100a2
Hi.
False nuetrals can happen for a number of reasons, although they usually happen in the lower gears because they get used and wear more. A worn shift drum, worn or damaged shift forks, worn dogs on the gears, a dragging clutch, or shift linkage issues can all play a part.
False nuetrals can happen for a number of reasons, although they usually happen in the lower gears because they get used and wear more. A worn shift drum, worn or damaged shift forks, worn dogs on the gears, a dragging clutch, or shift linkage issues can all play a part.
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15 Nov 2024 11:58 #906078
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Replied by VintageKz@63 on topic Clutch/Stalled 1982 KZ1100a2
I think it’s a dragging clutch going to change clutch plates, heavier spring first. Thanks for the suggestion
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15 Nov 2024 14:18 #906085
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Replied by TexasKZ on topic Clutch/Stalled 1982 KZ1100a2
Worn clutch plates and springs would not cause false neutrals or gear grinding.
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22 Nov 2024 09:24 #906291
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Can you still 'find' a false neutral if gear changing without the clutch?
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22 Nov 2024 13:35 #906298
by TexasKZ
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Replied by TexasKZ on topic Clutch/Stalled 1982 KZ1100a2
A dragging clutch is usually caused by-
improperly adjusted clutch cable
an improperly installed clutch release mechanism
warped steel plates in the clutch
the entire clutch assembly is coming loose from the transmission shaft
Worn friction plates and weak springs would cause the clutch to slip rather than drag.
improperly adjusted clutch cable
an improperly installed clutch release mechanism
warped steel plates in the clutch
the entire clutch assembly is coming loose from the transmission shaft
Worn friction plates and weak springs would cause the clutch to slip rather than drag.
1982 KZ1000 LTD parts donor
1981 KZ1000 LTD awaiting resurrection
2000 ZRX1100 not ridden enough
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