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CB350/400 / Re: Clutch Slip... and
« on: October 23, 2013, 07:33:07 PM »
Thanks Ka-Ja, Generally the condition of the clutch seemed okay when I had the covers off the bike had not done that many miles from new before the crash so I am hoping it just needs to adjustment to sort it out, however i am not clear how to do this at the moment?!

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CB350/400 / Re: Clutch Slip... and
« on: October 23, 2013, 06:52:55 PM »
I did a quick search and found this...

"One thing to check would be the clutch end float, also, make sure the odd-ball friction plate is in the right position, I agree that clutch slip is uncommon on 400/4's even with tuned engines"

But it is fair to say these are not terms I have come across before....

 ???

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CB350/400 / Clutch Slip... and
« on: October 23, 2013, 06:34:47 PM »
After faffing around with a few bits and bobs I decided to head down my street just to see how it was running, apart from feeling very small compared to my DL1000 I am sure the clutch was slipping, when I gassed it up a bit it did accelerate but not at the same speed as the revs, is there anyway to adjust the clutch other tahn the cable or am I in need of a new clutch?  It would not surprise me as the bike stood for 30 years before I got my hands on.

Aside from the carb fuel flooding issue she seems to be running pretty sweet, idles well without the choke and revs nicely and freely very excited about getting it finally finished off, just in time for... well erm... winter...  ::)

Still plenty I am not happy with but just keen to get it through the MOT and ready to ride.

Also on the carbs its only 2 that seem to overflow, what are peoples thoughts, get kits for all or just the 2 that are an issue?

Cheers

Sharpy

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New Member Introductions / Re: Hello form Yorkshire...
« on: October 21, 2013, 02:56:53 PM »
Cheers for the welcome.

Paul - I am in Selby at the moment.  although looking to move to north York next year.

Ordered some more bits and bobs.  Got a fuel overflow issue and head bearings to sort.  Then just need to do the timing and check the clearances and she should be ready to go.

Always sweet to hear it start up, such a buzzy little engine!  :D

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New Member Introductions / Hello form Yorkshire...
« on: October 20, 2013, 12:11:26 PM »
Hi Everyone, stumbles acorss this place looking for some answers to a overflowing 400/4 issue, wish i had found it earlier as there seems to be some great knowledge here!

I have a 1976 400 four which was the father in laws, following a crash he had it stored for 30 years until I took it on, done a lot of work and pleased with the results, still has a few bits to sort out before it hits the road and no doubt I have a lot more questions!

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