How do you replace the cable on a clutch fork?
Step 7: Slide the cable end through. Make sure it goes through the slot on the clutch fork. Step 8: With the cable removed, inspect the clutch fork condition. Lube any grease zerks that are located on the clutch fork and bell housing. Step 9: Put the cable end in the slot of the clutch fork. Mount the cable to the bracket near the clutch fork.
What should the clearance be on the clutch pedal?
Press down on the clutch pedal and measure the pedal from the pad to the floor. The clutch pedal should have some movement if adjusted correctly. As a rule of thumb, most clutch pedal clearance is from 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch from the pedal pad to the floor. Recommendations are to view the owner’s manual for proper clutch pedal clearance.
When do you need to readjust clutch cable?
If the clutch grinding noise comes back or if the clutch pedal feels too loose or too tight, then you may need to readjust the cable for fixing its stretch.
What’s the best way to change a clutch?
Most new vehicles use hydraulic clutch systems rather than mechanical systems. Step 1: Try to put the vehicle in gear. Press down on the clutch pedal and try to put the vehicle in gear by moving the shifter to a gear selection of your choice. Be sure to do this with the engine running and with plenty of room around the table.
Do you need to replace clutch cable on Honda Shadow?
If you do need to replace your Honda Shadow’s clutch cable or want to put a new cable in, it’s pretty easy. You’ll need a couple nuts; adjust at the motor, then adjust at lever.
Step 7: Slide the cable end through. Make sure it goes through the slot on the clutch fork. Step 8: With the cable removed, inspect the clutch fork condition. Lube any grease zerks that are located on the clutch fork and bell housing. Step 9: Put the cable end in the slot of the clutch fork. Mount the cable to the bracket near the clutch fork.
Press down on the clutch pedal and measure the pedal from the pad to the floor. The clutch pedal should have some movement if adjusted correctly. As a rule of thumb, most clutch pedal clearance is from 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch from the pedal pad to the floor. Recommendations are to view the owner’s manual for proper clutch pedal clearance.
If the clutch grinding noise comes back or if the clutch pedal feels too loose or too tight, then you may need to readjust the cable for fixing its stretch.
How do you tighten up a clutch cable?
Rotate the adjuster clockwise to tighten the cable up. Rotate the adjuster counterclockwise to loosen the cable up. Step 16: Tighten up the lock nut on the back of the adjuster. This keeps the adjuster tight from any movement.
Why does my Clutch not release on my Harley?
Clutch is not adjusted properly if it won’t release. The banging into gear is somewhat normal for a Harley…the clutch pack does not completely stop moving when disengaged. Talk to BDL…soft clutch..and no banging. I have to review the motor up a little to disengage the clutch when stopping. It is 2003 police edition Harley Davidson.
Why does my clutch hub move when I Rock my Bike?
I’ve been chasing a noise in my primary for a while and found that the clutch hub moves when I rock it back and forth, my bike 2001 roadking has 140k miles, 80k of which are all mine and I’ve never changed the hub bearing or the main shaft bearing for that matter. So I decided that it’s time to do so while the primary is open.
What causes a clutch nut to come loose?
If the cable is mis-adjusted at the clutch (for instance, the nut has come loose after they replaced the cable allowing the cable to slide freely back and forth at that end) then you can adjust the clutch end all day long and never fix the problem.
What to do if your clutch cable comes loose?
The one inside (usually) is mainly to adjust the pedal travel. If the cable is mis-adjusted at the clutch (for instance, the nut has come loose after they replaced the cable allowing the cable to slide freely back and forth at that end) then you can adjust the clutch end all day long and never fix the problem.
What are the symptoms of a bad clutch cable adjuster?
2. Loose clutch pedal. Another symptom of a problem with the clutch cable adjuster is a loose clutch pedal. A broken or incorrectly adjusted cable can result in a clutch cable with excessive slack.