hthere was just woundering wen u have all the plates off theres that flat noby thing in the midle with a nut on top that can move up and down the threed were bouts on the threed should that sit? thanks
Whatever you do don't undo the little nut unless you know what your doing. It is an adjuster to set the pressure plate lift when the clutch lever is pulled. Also be aware that there is a single little ball bearing that sits in the centre of the clutch shaft that pushes that pin in the centre of the pressure plate that you are talking about. It can fall out and get lost easy.. It won't normaly fall out while the bike is on the sidestand but if you stand the bike up vertical, well...
ok thank you so it should b siting just so when u put the plate on to hold the friction plates on its just touching that plate?
ok just cheeked and that ball bearing is still there <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s --> but still not sure were the ajuster should sit?
have just put clutch bak together and put the right amount of oil in this time lol but arg when you put it into first gear and let the clutch out it starts to kinda shake like its not grabing i can fully let the clutch out and just sit there and it wont stall or anything just trys roll very slowly help me please!!
yes <!-- s --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_redface.gif" alt="" title="Embarassed" /><!-- s --> didnt know i shouldnt until i read that shoulndt have
OK it sounds like you have screwed it in too far. You need to loosen off the locknut and screw the adjuster out until the adjuster comes loose, then back in until it just makes semi-firm contact (with the little ball bearing). You will have to do this by feel. At this point I am not sure but it may need to then backed off slightly, say a 1/4 turn. This will be a trial and error thing. Then lock it up again. Pull the clutch lever and watch the pressure plate make sure it lifts and seats back down. It don't move far. Make sure the lever feels "normal" and goes back to the normal rest position when released. It may make several attempts to get this right. You may have to take it to someone with experience in these things if you can't get it right.
