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stuck clutch on unstyled a

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alfonso2

10-10-2007 09:30:20




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i have an unstyled a that has been in storage so long clutch is stuck any remadees




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P Browning

10-10-2007 09:48:01




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 Re: stuck clutch on unstyled a in reply to alfonso2, 10-10-2007 09:30:20  
There are a lot of possible meanings to your post. Is the clutch stuck in the engaged position? Is the clutch lever itself stuck some way?

Assuming the former, I would remove the belt pulley cover for an inspection. 'No telling what you will learn! If it is only the lever that is stuck, I'd dose it with PB Blaster for a couple days, then apply some eheat to loosen it up.

Thereafter, I reckon I would pull the cotter pins from each of the three operating bolts and back each nut off by ONE-HALF TURN to relief pressure on the clutch drive disk versus their mating surfaces. Be deliberate about the half-turn so you can take it back to where it was before.

Once the clutch handle is free ot operate the clutch in and out, return the three nuts to where they were and re-insert cotter pins. (PatB)

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Roger Ward (alphonso2)

10-10-2007 16:27:55




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 Re: stuck clutch on unstyled a in reply to P Browning, 10-10-2007 09:48:01  
Thanks for the info. After relieving the pressure on the clutch drive disk and working the handle, then re-tightening the nuts & inserting the pins, it now works great!



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