Motorcycle Clutch Change! | MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE 2024! | EP.7
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Published 2024-04-15
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All Comments (16)
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I do indeed have a new 5% off code for www.wemoto.com/ Use code SPICY5 to get your discount. I earn nothing from this it is just a discount for you! 🙂 Valid from 09/04/2024 I do not have an end date yet but I will add it when I know
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"Don't get mad, don't get put off. Just reset..." You've no idea how much I needed to hear that today after a terrible day wrenching on my bike yesterday. Thanks Spicy. You are absolutely right.
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This is why the strap type tools are so good. They're like stlsons and grab on tighter the the more force you give it and basically any oil filter.
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Oh my word Spice you managed to read the directions. Absolutely fabulous information of what can happen if you don't make good the first go around. Nice of you to share the whole ordeal. I too get off point when there is a lot going on. Thank you, take care and stay well :hand-purple-blue-peace:
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I've gotten so cross with myself in the past spannering and doing stuff wrong... most notabel was very costly and delayed getting my bike running around 2 months as I broke the fuel pump which cost £500 and had to be sourced from Italy in their summer, where they basically don't work LOL, fun and games 😀
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Nice to see that done, done a couple before but not for a few years
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BEst oil filter tool I've ever used was one my dad has had for ~40 years, it looks like a 1/2" socket adapter with a webbing strap looped through it - works on the same tightening principle as a ratchet strap does so you just wind it round on itself to take up the slack then grunt at it with a breaker bar.
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I really felt for you when i watched you put the oil in first time 😢, great show of perseverance buddy. Sorry but had to laugh at the "dipstick" incident 😂, whoever named it dipstick just knew didnt they...😅
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So impressed that you left the bloopers in to reassure newbies that we all make errors and it only to be expected. It’s called resilience and it’s vital for success. ❤
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I didn’t think the 3D printed tool would do the job of undoing the oil filter. Definitely torquing it on. Will you at the same time check the spark plugs Spicy? Are you game? Great job. People laugh at me reading workshop manuals in the toilet😎
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Just whack a long screwdriver through the filter to rotate it crack the seal. I heard that the friction material is actually cork!
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When l was young and strong l could unscrew them by hand both hands
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I cannot see why you must drain the oil when working on the clutch. The oil level is way below the lowest part of the clutch cover. You can easily verify this with the dipstick or the oil level check window.
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On my gsxs750 literally no fuss and plates just went in with no issues no needing to see if any were different
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