Kingers
Well-Known Member
Ok well I’ve had to replace my clutch so I thought whilst I got everything apart I might as well do a tutorial on it, This is how to put the clutch back on once the old clutch has been removed but I will also tell you how it is removed as well, This is my first tutorial so be nice, lol
Ok well this is what you have left once the clutch and the oil slinger has been removed. The rod on the right is the crank, those two gears on the end just slide off. In the middle is the drive for the gear and the one on the end is the kick start gear. Do not try to pull the kick start rod out because the rod is on a spring and it’s a pain to have to get it back in again so it springs back. To remove the kick start gears its just a matter of removing the clip that sits in front of the gear
This slides over the top of the gear shaft
The side with the splines slides into the end of the outer clutch basket like so.
Then its just a matter of sliding it on or off if you want to remove it. Make sure it sits all the way back, you might need to slightly turn it so that it meshes with the other gears and slides back on.
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Ok well this is what you have left once the clutch and the oil slinger has been removed. The rod on the right is the crank, those two gears on the end just slide off. In the middle is the drive for the gear and the one on the end is the kick start gear. Do not try to pull the kick start rod out because the rod is on a spring and it’s a pain to have to get it back in again so it springs back. To remove the kick start gears its just a matter of removing the clip that sits in front of the gear
This slides over the top of the gear shaft
The side with the splines slides into the end of the outer clutch basket like so.
Then its just a matter of sliding it on or off if you want to remove it. Make sure it sits all the way back, you might need to slightly turn it so that it meshes with the other gears and slides back on.
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