grinding........

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klunk yed

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can anyone help out there,i have a xr650 (2000) model, its perfect for the first 10mins of riding as soon as it worms up every time i let the clutch out i get a grinding noise comming from my clutch,if anyone can HELP i would be greatfull.
THANKS for any help......

 

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BigRedAF

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Tough call, pull the side cover off and inspect the clutch hub for grooves and the plates for excessive wear.

 

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klunk yed

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already done that its all like brandnew it seems that there is no oil on clutch plates they are all dry.....

 

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BigRedAF

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Weird, I'm sure you have oil in the engine.

Are you using the recommended oil type for your application?

 

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klunk yed

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Dont know iv only just got the bike from mw-racing in uk,i only past my test 2weeks ago....

 

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klunk yed

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the oil in the bike its clean its like new

 

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SpeedyManiac

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Is the cable adjusted properly?

 

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klunk yed

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all been checked, its just when i release the clutch leaver i get a grinding noise and sometimes it stalls...

 

Last edited: Feb 28, 2008

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klunk yed

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there must be someone out there whos had the same problem

 

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xkevenx

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according to me its a sticky clutch, i had the same problem with my husqvarna te 410 just put in some extra oil

 

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klunk yed

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trouble is that my oil is ok??????????????

 

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m4i2k2e2

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drain it and put new stuff in. see what happens. you may thinbk its ok, it may not be. give it a go.

 

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klunk yed

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Sorted........ the clutch was missing its spring seat and judder spring....

 

Last edited: Mar 4, 2008