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The rebirth of Lazarus
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
--- Quote from: mickwinf on August 24, 2023, 01:39:38 PM ---Well i have found the problm, it turned out to be the new cable of all things. The plastic liner was damaged and was not allowing the clutch mech to release and I didn't spot it as it was hidden under the rubber boot inside the cover. Will order a new one and keep plodding on. Thanks for the advice guys.oh what route should cable take is pic correct?
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When you say "hidden under the rubber boot inside the cover" I'm not sure I fully understand what you are saying - is there some sort of boot between the end of the clutch cable and the inside of the cover?
Trigger:
--- Quote from: mickwinf on August 24, 2023, 01:39:38 PM ---Well i have found the problm, it turned out to be the new cable of all things. The plastic liner was damaged and was not allowing the clutch mech to release and I didn't spot it as it was hidden under the rubber boot inside the cover. Will order a new one and keep plodding on. Thanks for the advice guys.oh what route should cable take is pic correct?
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Sometimes it is just the simplest things ;)
mickwinf:
Yes Graham it's always the simple things that drive you crazy and take ages! Ted, the clutch cable enters the sprocket cover and the open part of the inner cable is covered by a little rubber cover. So on the inside of the cover. The boot was covering the snag on the cable so I thought it was the clutch mech that was sticking.
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Makes sense I guess to keep water etc out.
mickwinf:
I have sorted the motad exhaust so now moving on to the carbs. I have 2 sets including the originals and will see which ones are best to use. I could not resist squirring some carbon cleaner in the air intakes and turning it over, and for a couple of glorious seconds Lazarus breathed for the first time in 20 plus years!
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