I dont think those tiny pieces could cause any real bad damage....although I should probably tear it back apart and try and find the tiny pieces, however they have probably been ground to filings by now. Any advice?Clutch Adjustment Screw...MISSING
I thought I finished my build, however upon opening up the clutch cover to adjust the clutch the set screw is gone. I dont think those tiny pieces could cause any real bad damage....although I should probably tear it back apart and try and find the tiny pieces, however they have probably been ground to filings by now. Any advice?
I dont think those tiny pieces could cause any real bad damage....although I should probably tear it back apart and try and find the tiny pieces, however they have probably been ground to filings by now. Any advice?-
cannondale27
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QUOTE (cannondale27 @ Mar 14 2007, 11:40 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Magnetic drain plug and try fishing around with a telescoping magnet.
That was my thought, thanks.
One stupid oversight and it causes a mess
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QUOTE (wistech @ Mar 14 2007, 03:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Two words .....FIND IT
Yeah, I'd pull your side case. My clutch screw was missing and it fell through my oil scavange gear
When I turned the gear with my hand, it sheared right before my eyes letting me know I was about 1 minute away from a non oiled transmission. The motor can be in and out in a day if you're determined, and unless you run the plastic gears it would probably be good to take a good look in there. Just my .02. Good luck.QUOTE (NorCalRacer @ Mar 14 2007, 04:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Yeah, I'd pull your side case. My clutch screw was missing and it fell through my oil scavange gear When I turned the gear with my hand, it sheared right before my eyes letting me know I was about 1 minute away from a non oiled transmission. The motor can be in and out in a day if you're determined, and unless you run the plastic gears it would probably be good to take a good look in there. Just my .02. Good luck.
When I turned the gear with my hand, it sheared right before my eyes letting me know I was about 1 minute away from a non oiled transmission. The motor can be in and out in a day if you're determined, and unless you run the plastic gears it would probably be good to take a good look in there. Just my .02. Good luck.By now I can yank it within an hour
QUOTE (2000ex @ Mar 14 2007, 04:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
By now I can yank it within an hour
Found em
