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Tonio600
23-Mar-2009, 11:33
Anyone knowing the length of the above on a 1999 moster 600? Since I have put the dd bike back together I just cannot disengage the clutch fully. It's rock hard half way through the lever travel.
Missed already 3 sessions a at brands today, hopefully the change of coil should see me out on track once before lunchtime...
Cheers
Tonio
skidlids
23-Mar-2009, 12:54
I can check when I get home
Have you replaced the O-rings on the push-rod as they harden and can restrict the travel as they refuse to move through the hole in the casing
Are the clutch basket groves and clutch plate teeth worn I had mine sticking and failing to disengage because of that. 4D
Tonio600
23-Mar-2009, 18:33
I forgot to mention that this is after I replaced my standard clutch MC (the one with square reservoir attached) with a gold one with remote reservoir.
So the problem might well come from the MC I found on eBay, will first swap them back and let you know.
skidlids
23-Mar-2009, 20:41
I forgot to mention that this is after I replaced my standard clutch MC (the one with square reservoir attached) with a gold one with remote reservoir.
So the problem might well come from the MC I found on eBay, will first swap them back and let you know.
Doubt if its the difference in M/Cyls
Which Slave cylinder have you got, Should be the early type and they use a M/Cyl with a 13mm Diameter Piston which is the same as 916s etc later 748/996/998s went to the Slave with the Star shape bit on the end of it and they had a 12mm Diameter M/cyl
skidlids
23-Mar-2009, 21:17
Anyone knowing the length of the above on a 1999 moster 600?
305mm for the rod in my 1999 M600 Engine (early type Slave cyl)
313mm for the rod in my 2003 M620 Engine (later type Slave cyl)
Tonio600
23-Mar-2009, 22:36
Cheers Kev :)
Will check mine asap. It doesn't seem to be a problem with the MC or the SC as I have swapped tried several of them already.
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