Re: Clutch worn ?
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 10:28 am
Yeah David Silvers, Graeme France, Rick Oliver... all good for parts and the latter two fine gents use the forum too.
Also check you're chain is tightened correctly, as the issue you describe of it popping out of gear could be due to slack chain (sometimes happens on mine). Also if you do a service make sure to use semi-synthetic oil and not fully synth, as this can cause clutch slip apparently.
I'd get a new cable first perhaps, fit and install that and if that doesn't solve it then you can whip out the clutch and replace. I'd replace the friction and steel plates just for peace of mind if you're doing the whole thing anyway. If you have any issues you can always ask on here.
Also check you're chain is tightened correctly, as the issue you describe of it popping out of gear could be due to slack chain (sometimes happens on mine). Also if you do a service make sure to use semi-synthetic oil and not fully synth, as this can cause clutch slip apparently.
I'd get a new cable first perhaps, fit and install that and if that doesn't solve it then you can whip out the clutch and replace. I'd replace the friction and steel plates just for peace of mind if you're doing the whole thing anyway. If you have any issues you can always ask on here.