lock nut. Pull the clutch lever a few times to seat the clutch release mechanism. Adjust the cable at the midway adjuster, holding the cable tight away from the lever. Adjust until there is 1/16" to 1
...it just "touch" the push rod behind it. Back off the screw 1/4 to 1/2, hold it from turning, and lock down the lock nut. Adjust the clutch cable so there's about 1/16" to 1/8" slack at the lever
...clutch basket. Loosen the lock nut in the center of the clutch assembly. Turn the clutch adjuster screw inwards until you feel a resistance. DO NOT FORCE THE SCREW OR YOU'LL DAMAGE THE INNER ...
...clutch assembly, you'll see a screw and a lock nut. Loosen the locknut. Turn the screw inwards until you feel a resistance. Do not force the screw as you'll be releasing the clutch if you do. Do it a ...
...clutch wont engage First, are you sure you got the correct cable. If so, let's try adjusting it. First find the cable adjuster, loosen the lock nut, and turn the adjuster inwards until you have lots ...
...lock nut with the wrench and screw in the allen in about three turns. Then pull clutch lever all the way in and leave it there. Take the allen wrench and turn out the screw while watching the clutch ...
...clutch lever. Lock the locknut and reposition the bellows. This should allow your clutch to release. If you have too much oil in your primary, it will cause your clutch to drag and make it impossible ...
...clutch cable has too much slack. How do I tighten up the cable? follow the bable down from the lever approx 2 feet....right infront of the front cylinder...there is a rubber boot on the cable...pull ...
...clutch hub. On the outside of the hub there is an 12mm nut locking down a 6mm adjusting screw, the screw is adcually the first source of adjustment on initial assembly. Let me give you the breakdown ...
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