FLUID DRAG...I THINK.

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gasgasbill

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Mar 24, 2001

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• Mar 28, 2001

• #1

WHEN I HAVE MY CLUTCH PULLED IN AND MY BIKE IN GEAR IT WANTS TO PULL A LITTLE.WHY?? ALSO WHAT SHOULD I BE RUNNING IN MY TRANSMISSION?(OIL)WHAT KIND .

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BILL L.

 

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gasgasman

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Feb 15, 2000

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• Mar 28, 2001

• #2

You might have to bleed your clutch. The clutch may not be disengaging all the way.

 

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GlennP

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• Mar 28, 2001

• #3

Is your GG fairly new? It needs a little time for break in. Clutch tolerances are tight in the GGs and they use more plates than most bikes. What oil are you running? BelRay Gearsaver will make the GG clutch drag more for some reason. Run Spectro 80W gear oil for best results. If it still drags after break in back bleed the clutch through the slave cylinder fitting. When broken in and set up right, it should start in gear with a good kick.

Glenn
'00 GasGas XC250

 

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dstktmusa

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• Mar 28, 2001

• #4

Warped clutch plates will also cause a clutch to drag

 

TexKDX

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• Mar 28, 2001

• #5

I'd start with replacing the broken keyboard

 

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MotoEnduro

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• Mar 28, 2001

• #6

Too much oil (overfilled) may also cause this. Check the oil level with the bleed screw or window if your bike has one.

 

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BP

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• Mar 29, 2001

• #7

80wt. and bleed your clutch.

 

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Josh Cook

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• Mar 30, 2001

• #8

What fluid are you using in your clutch???
I run Motul 600 brake fluid in clutch & both brakes just like GGNA factory team. It works great.
They also run Spectro 80w 1 qrt.