1993 Harley Davidson FLSTF Fat boy "starter drive disengage" Questions

starter drive, requires removing the starter - it is built into the starter. Also have your ignition timing checked - if it is too advanced the engine tries to kick back and destroys the starter drive

starter motor. Yamaha will not allow you to engage gear when the side stand is down. Hope this gives you some idea you may have a faulty clutch lever safty switch, It may be your clutch not disengaged

...starter drive is not functioning correctly and may be in a bind. It should move freely. Now, if it moves freely but still hangs up, your outer primary cover may not be aligned properly. It's supposed ...

...drive belt tries to rise up off of the front belt pulley making it rub the underside of the starter to inner primary housing. When you pull the clutch lever in, you disengage the engine from the ...

...drive may be sticking, remove starter and have checked out. "I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Check out some of my other posts if you need more tips and ...

starter drive to disengage with the starter ring gear on the clutch while it's trying to turn the engine. The noise is frightening and sounds like something tearing itself apart in the primary. Like I

...starter uses the voltage from this indicator switch to allow starting in neutral without disengaging the clutch. This is a very common problem for the R259 (oil head R1100/1150) drive train. It is a ...

...starter drive fork and found the in good condition, let's assume that all this stuff is good. There are a few more things left. One is the ring gear of the outer clutch drum. Inspect it for damaged ...

...starter drive and associated engaging parts,(the solenoid, starter shift fork, etc.) are worth inspecting. A bent starter shift fork will bind the starter drive and cause the starter to drag, (turn ...