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Old 05-04-15, 20:10
Chrissybb Chrissybb is offline
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Hi guys any idea my bike has been garaged for winter while I did a few mods new cans DNA 1. +2 snorkel removed kevs fuel mod + 02 mod oil change + filter motul 5000 10/40 .took bike out today started fine sets of ok but when giving it some revs it is slow o pick up hen goes it is doing this all the time was wondering if it's to do with the mods I have done or clutch related
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Old 05-04-15, 23:06
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Hi mate,
Could be that after the winter storage the clutch plates are sticked together. Does the clutch feel "harder"?
I would suggest you drain the oil, open the clutch, and take out all disks, clean each thoroughly and put in oil one by one, and reassemble. Beware to keep the order as the last disc towards the crank shaft is thicker. This should cure the issue.
Had similar problem before.

Keep us posted.

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Hyperpro front springs; Hyperpro rear shock spring; modified air box; LED tail light; LED indicators + new relay; YZ pegs; Lucas aluminum bar; brisk spark plug; snorkel removed; DNA stage 1; second hand DynoJet O2 mod; crash bars; front and rear steel braided brake lines; soft EBC brake pads; mitas 07 tyres, 2in1 Metal Mule exhaust, Blocked AIS, tall OEM screen, OTR bash plate
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Old 05-04-15, 23:14
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Cheers is it a big job taking the plates out and putting back together and do you need special tools
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Old 06-04-15, 01:12
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easy as.... lay the bike on it's side...
remove the outer side cover.. then undo the 6
bolts holding the pressure plate on... lift the plates out
keep track of there order in the basket when you remove them..
when you put the outer case back on..make sure the dot on the arm &
the dot on the case line up...
before you pull the plates out make sure there is free play in the clutch cable
& it's not holding the clutch stack slightly open...

My thread on putting a rekluse clutch in the XTR... the pics will
give you a idea of whats in there..
http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?...reKluse+clutch

tools required are a 8mm & 10mm socket , maybe a new gasket for the case...

A set of EBC heavy clutch springs & do Mr Bilgbay clutch lever mod "lengthen" would also be a good idea..
http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?...ghlight=clutch
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Old 06-04-15, 11:59
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Hi,
Here is a link of the service manual.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...e%20Manual.pdf

The job is easy and you do not need spacial tools.
Remove the tank to avoid fuel spill, and lay the bike on the left side, than unbolt the bolts holding the clutch cover on the engine. Make sure you remember which comes from where as they are with different length.
It is a good idea to have a new gasket but if you do not, be careful when taking off the cover as the gasket is paper and you might damage it.
Now you will see the pressure plate held in place by five or six nuts, unscrew those and pull out the springs and the plate. Now you are ready to take out the clutch disks. Take each one-by-one remembering the order and beware that the last friction disc is thicker. Wash with brake cleaner spray and soak in oil (just put some oil in a bowl and submerge one by one each disk in, rib with fingers) you do that for friction discs only. Reassemble as you go.
Once ready put back the pressure plate, springs, nuts. The clutch cover comes next. Just as Pete says above "make sure the dot on the arm &
the dot on the case line up".
Pump the clutch few times, start the engine, pump again few times and you are ready to go.
Hope this helps.
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Mods so far:
Hyperpro front springs; Hyperpro rear shock spring; modified air box; LED tail light; LED indicators + new relay; YZ pegs; Lucas aluminum bar; brisk spark plug; snorkel removed; DNA stage 1; second hand DynoJet O2 mod; crash bars; front and rear steel braided brake lines; soft EBC brake pads; mitas 07 tyres, 2in1 Metal Mule exhaust, Blocked AIS, tall OEM screen, OTR bash plate
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Old 12-04-15, 07:31
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Pete,

Hijack here, but have you got any more photos of your sidecar build?

Robo
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Old 12-04-15, 08:03
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Pete,

Hijack here, but have you got any more photos of your sidecar build?

Robo
been a bit slack on that front......
only finished the stainless steel single
sided swing arm..... not happy with it...may bin it yet
& build a double sided arm...
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