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[QUOTE="Tony Williams, post: 17886, member: 17759"] I've never NOT gotten metal shavings in my oil screen (I refuse to call it a filter). Those clutch parts and piston are big wear items. Check and make sure that metal is AL. You should also see clutch plate particles (dark color). I bought my first new oil screen ever this past week (the old one was physically deformed), and I can't believe I'm still on the original clutch and piston. Still runs great. My bike is a 1998 YZ400F. Tony [/QUOTE]
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