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brodsord:

--- Quote from: Bryanj on April 28, 2020, 06:46:32 PM ---With a fibre worn that bad i would suggest a full set of fibre and steel.
That plate gets wrecked when the centre outer plate is put on wrong, it only fits in certain places

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Thanks Byran,
I’ll probably need to pick your brains if that’s the case when I get the new clutch


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brodsord:

--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on April 28, 2020, 06:31:50 PM ---Definitely get a new / replacement clutch lifter plate. Those corners snap off for fun at the best of times. If you can't find a new one to buy, we have loads of good used ones here.

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Thanks Julie, I’m going to see if I can get an updated plate as per Phils message below


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Trigger:

--- Quote from: brodsord on April 28, 2020, 08:01:47 PM ---There’s no grooves I meant to add, the plates are smooth, they seem to have a diamond pattern etched in the surface


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I think you have misunderstood on what parts to check for grooves. It is the area that I have marked in Yellow.
The double plate was a upgrade on the later 750 engines. Many different clutch baskets and fiber plates on a 750  ;)

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brodsord:
Thanks Trigger,
Yes I’m a bit confused. I will check those in the morning to see if they have grooves in them, if they have will they need to be replaced?


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brodsord:
Morning Trigger,
Those metal areas that you have highlighted in the picture have no grooves at all there completely smooth.
Does that mean there ok?


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