trial_07

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Hey!

I just bought a kx 125 2000 and the bike still pulls when the clutch is fully pressed. So I emptied the transmission fluid (which came out completely black) and filled it with maxima oil. Unfortunately, the transmission's behaviour did not change. I dumped my oil again and it came out greyish (originally gold). I thought my water pump seals were done but the coolant level did not deminish. Then, I discovered that the clutch friction pads were toasted and the basket has many bumps. My springs seem a little short too but my metal plates are fine. Does that explain why my oil turns greyish? If so, what brand of basket/pads/springs should i buy? (I have low budget). Thanks for the input.

Fred
 

CaptainObvious

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Yes, a clutch that is fried will cause the oil to turn quickly.

Rocky Mountain has their house brand clutch kits (Tusk) for that bike for $45 including springs. You may be able to re-dress your basket with a file.
 

trial_07

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No I don't think my basket can be repaired, there are so many notches!! Do you know any web store I could buy from? I live in Quebec, Canada. What is included in the clutch kit (tusk) and where can I buy it?
 

Baja4x4

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My 2000 RM did the same thing until I switched to ATF. It's really helped the "pulling" when you put it in gear and it shifts much better. It's cheap enough that I can now change the oil after every ride if I chose to which is a plus as well.

-Tim
 
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