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clutch pushrod sticking too far out

Started by lemond, November 08, 2008, 08:03:15 AM

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lemond

I dun understand why this is happening but the clutch pushrod is sticking far too out that I can't get my pressure plate to mesh with the plates. I tried to push the rod back in by hand but it isnt moving much. what do I do now? are zombies going to come and try to kill me!?
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Speeddog

There's a spring in the slave cylinder that pushes the rod out when you remove the pressure plate.

Put the pressure plate onto the pushrod, in the correct alignment, and push it down against the plates.
It'll go in slowly, as you're pushing fluid from the slave cylinder back into the reservoir of the master.
Install the springs.

Can't help you with the zombie thing.
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edit: as per capo, it might of been the bearing that was the wrong size, not my pushrod.
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Capo

Quote from: He Man on November 08, 2008, 09:22:26 AM
were you replacing the plate? there are some size pushrods that are too large to fit into the bearing of some clutch plates bearings. I had to reuse my old bearing when i swapped plates. I dont remember being able to move the plate much to get the screws to be able to bite.

As far as the zombies, they will only come and kill you "until you die" if you misalign the plate. so dont worry were not all doomed....yet...

There is only one push rod diameter, which is an interference fit into the bearing in the pressure plate. If it's not, you have a problem.


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lemond

so after messing around with the pushrod, making sure the plates are meshed together correctly, and added more pressure to the clutch rod it finally settled back where it should be. Geez man, all I wanted to do was to replaced a new pressure plate and new bearing..... [bang]

Thanks all for the help.
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He Man

Quote from: Capo on November 08, 2008, 10:00:18 AM
There is only one push rod diameter, which is an interference fit into the bearing in the pressure plate. If it's not, you have a problem.

Your right, i was thinking about the length of the rod. It was probably just a freak bearing on my end.
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Ddan

Quote from: He Man on November 08, 2008, 11:20:54 AM
Your right, i was thinking about the length of the rod. It was probably just a freak bearing on my end.
Must have been the zombie thing.     ;D
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He Man

Quote from: Dan on November 09, 2008, 04:20:45 AM
Must have been the zombie thing.     ;D

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tangueroHondo

Try to get and post a few photos or a video clip of the zombies before you get taken out.

lemond

2000 GSX-R 600 Track Bike
1995 Ducati Monster M900