How can you tell if you need to replace clutch basket or just plates??
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How can you tell if you need to replace clutch basket or just plates??
Hey guys,i have an 88 Warrior that has seen better days but is still a good machine but the clutch started slippin. If you ride it easy for a while it won't do it as bad but you can only give it 1/4 throttle or so.
What all needs replaced to get this badboy back on the dirt?
BTW.i read a few post earlier and learned you can,t put regular (cheap) oil in and i have a few times when it ran low
So,if you all could point me in the right direction i would appreciate it. Also is this a very big job to do?I can do quite a bit but I don't want to tear in to it and try and fix and screw something up!!
What all needs replaced to get this badboy back on the dirt?
BTW.i read a few post earlier and learned you can,t put regular (cheap) oil in and i have a few times when it ran low
So,if you all could point me in the right direction i would appreciate it. Also is this a very big job to do?I can do quite a bit but I don't want to tear in to it and try and fix and screw something up!!
#2
Hey guys,i have an 88 Warrior that has seen better days but is still a good machine but the clutch started slippin. If you ride it easy for a while it won't do it as bad but you can only give it 1/4 throttle or so.
What all needs replaced to get this badboy back on the dirt?
BTW.i read a few post earlier and learned you can,t put regular (cheap) oil in and i have a few times when it ran low
So,if you all could point me in the right direction i would appreciate it. Also is this a very big job to do?I can do quite a bit but I don't want to tear in to it and try and fix and screw something up!!
What all needs replaced to get this badboy back on the dirt?
BTW.i read a few post earlier and learned you can,t put regular (cheap) oil in and i have a few times when it ran low
So,if you all could point me in the right direction i would appreciate it. Also is this a very big job to do?I can do quite a bit but I don't want to tear in to it and try and fix and screw something up!!
#3
If the basket has grooves worn into it, it is probably time to replace it. you may be able to clean up the grooves if they aren't to bad though. Replacing a clutch is fairly easy, just take your time. A manual is nice the first time or so and is a good reference for torque settings and what not, but not a necessity.
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