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  • jetmechmarty
    Master of XSology
    • Nov 2003
    • 7954
    • Coldwater, Mississippi

    #16
    Originally posted by DiverRay
    Did you start with the adjustment UNDER the cover? Loosen the 12mm lock nut, turn the phillips head in till you feel it drag, then back off 1/4 tune and tighten the lock nut. Do this with the clutch cable very loose, like it will not engage. When done, you then adjust the clutch cable for about 5 to 10mm play at the end of the lever before it starts to pull.
    That’s exactly what I did.
    Marty (in Mississippi)
    XS1100SG
    XS650SK
    XS650SH
    XS650G
    XS6502F
    XS650E

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    • jetmechmarty
      Master of XSology
      • Nov 2003
      • 7954
      • Coldwater, Mississippi

      #17
      Originally posted by DEEBS11
      Not sure this is a materials issue. The clutch seems to be binding and has a fair amount of drag so the gearbox does not shift smoothly. It's not fully releasing when the lever is pulled in. It could be the assembly binding on the "fingers" of the basket. It could be the pressure plate "star" binding because the springs were tightened slightly lop-sided. It could be the stack of plates and pads are out of sequence. You'll find it. Gasket should still work as it's only been one ride.


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      Yes, I’ll start here.
      Marty (in Mississippi)
      XS1100SG
      XS650SK
      XS650SH
      XS650G
      XS6502F
      XS650E

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      • bikerphil
        Master of XSology
        • Jan 2008
        • 8804
        • South Flori-DUH

        #18
        Originally posted by jetmechmarty
        Yes, Vesrah.
        Just saying, they have been reported to cause a binding issue and not fully releasing. I have never used them personally, but just going from what I have read.
        2H7 (79) owned since '89
        3H3 owned since '06

        07 Triumph Tiger 1050

        "If it ain't broke, modify it"

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        • Larrym
          XS-XJ Guru
          • Oct 2008
          • 1383
          • Tucson

          #19
          Dayum.... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )

          Looks like it's time to get all workbench "Sciency" on those frictions, steels, and springs. (Θ︹Θ)

          I've NEVER been able to detect/find warpage in the plates by eye... (•﹏•╰)

          Always had to use a feeler gauge to find it... like seen HERE at time 17:54-



          Diagnostic Powers ACTIVATE! (^_^)

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