KIPS Advancer Lever Pin

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Ozweego412

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• May 3, 2004

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SHould the pin screwed to the bottom of the advancer shaft be at an angle? I am about to put it back together but it doesn't look right. Am I over analyzing this?

Heres some pics of what mine looks like
-shaft with pin-
-shaft with pin 2-
-Pin only-

Thanks Chris

 

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KnoxKDX

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• May 3, 2004

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Chris, I am currently waiting on that very part to come in (should be tomorrow). When I put my assembly back together I was trying to manually operate the entire assembly and that pin kept jumping over the two disks it rides between, which in turn damaged it and the disks. Long story short...I can tell you probably tomorrow for sure, but I believe that it is angled a bit (mine was just plain bent and had to be replaced). The good news is that all of those parts are cheap.

 

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Ozweego412

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KnoxKDX said:

Chris, I am currently waiting on that very part to come in (should be tomorrow). When I put my assembly back together I was trying to manually operate the entire assembly and that pin kept jumping over the two disks it rides between, which in turn damaged it and the disks. Long story short...I can tell you probably tomorrow for sure, but I believe that it is angled a bit (mine was just plain bent and had to be replaced). The good news is that all of those parts are cheap.

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cool, if you could let me know something that would be great.

Thanks
Chris

 

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louis

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• May 4, 2004

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The pin should be parallel with the shaft.

 

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Ozweego412

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anyone else? should the pin have a bend in it like it is in the picture of the pin only? thanks. I wanna put this back in tomorrow but i want to be certain.

 

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KnoxKDX

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• May 7, 2004

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Sorry it took so long, but I couldn't get to this freakin forum without getting a DNS failure...

Yep...the pin should be straight and parallel--no bend at all.

 

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Ozweego412

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thanks for all your help. looks like i need to order a new one.

Thanks Again

 

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KnoxKDX

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I got all of my parts for this at ronayers dot com for a little over $30 and it took about 5 days to get 'em (2 bearings, 2 disks, a clutch cover gasket and the beloved pin). Bike's back together now and runs great.