Magura Clutch
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I just ordered a Magura Hydraulic Clutch for my Raptor and I was wondering what was involved in the wiring. I know you have to cut the wires that plug into the parking break for the rev limiter or something....I'm not worried about the parking break, i got a billet block off plate and I can definatly handle the clutch part but the wiring to make it a complete loop.....what do i do? some help maybe some pics, like the top one u do this and the bottom one you do this.....thanks alot guys!
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you'll love that clutch, i have one myself..here is a review w/ pics and instructions for removing the old perch and the associated wiring harness, etc...
http://www.off-road.com/atv/projects...ura/index.html
make sure you keep that hose away from your head pipe..you might consider ordering their stainless hose kit..its like 50$ ..
http://www.off-road.com/atv/projects...ura/index.html
make sure you keep that hose away from your head pipe..you might consider ordering their stainless hose kit..its like 50$ ..
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tanstaafl
Yea I know what you mean to make sure the hose away from the header. I burn mine few weeks as I forgot to put back on the cable holder....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img]
So I went ahead to order stainless hose from Rockymountain for 50 buck. That way I don't have to worry about getting the hose burn again.
Yea I know what you mean to make sure the hose away from the header. I burn mine few weeks as I forgot to put back on the cable holder....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img]
So I went ahead to order stainless hose from Rockymountain for 50 buck. That way I don't have to worry about getting the hose burn again.
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ok so one of them u just uplug and leave it, can u cut it to make up for all that slack or jst zip tie it out of the way? Also which one to u JUST unplug? Then which one do u un plug from the harness, and ull have to cut the wire to wire those two together if their both in the same plastic plug, u wont have enough slack to wire them together.............?? Thanks Y'all
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errrrrrrr don't remember..one has 2 little connectors that you can unhook (this removes the switch and then you plug them together..the other, just cut that puppy off..i personally did it just on the switch side of the plugs so i could leave the water proof plugs together but not have any wire hanging off.
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alright i looked at it and i got it. I also looked at where the cable runs and that could be a prob.....if you put it up against the engine, it could melt as well, and even if its held in by those cables router things on the engine it still kinda close to the headers.....will the engine melt it? and will the headers melt it if its that close? does it need to be routed another way? i dont have the money for the stainless right now.... maybe i could even take off that metal cover thing that is on the stock cable........?
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nah it'll be fine..just make sure you don't have it actually touching the header ...try and squish that holder thing around it a bit with some plyers maybe..but it should be fine..if for some reason it DOES end up touching..well..it will melt..and then its time to get the stainless line [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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