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yes dears
sometimes the busa starts with little jumps when releasing clutch in 1st gear
i call this behavior kangaroo feeling
then the steels in the clutch possibly
1. are slightly bent (no more flat like a mirror glas)
2. have some black dots at all steels suface big as a thumb nail or so
or
3. the compression function of the stud holder is bad
#5 in the following fiche
fixing at case 1 & 2 means to change ALL steels / put in some NEW - best from trader.
i had this problem at my gen I - only 3 month ago and changed - prob fixed.
no more kanggoroo
if you got case 3 you have 2 ways to fix
1. change it by a new one - seemingly very expensive shown l.h. in the pic
2. disassamble #5 and add a "ring" like shown r.h. in this pic
and
highly recommended,
change the orig. clutch springs #7 by stronger springs - if not you might get a sliding clutch
but then - at gen I highly recommended - you also have to add a sep. holder mounted cross over the cylinder #23 to prevent chain cover cracking
sometimes the busa starts with little jumps when releasing clutch in 1st gear
i call this behavior kangaroo feeling
then the steels in the clutch possibly
1. are slightly bent (no more flat like a mirror glas)
2. have some black dots at all steels suface big as a thumb nail or so
or
3. the compression function of the stud holder is bad
#5 in the following fiche
fixing at case 1 & 2 means to change ALL steels / put in some NEW - best from trader.
i had this problem at my gen I - only 3 month ago and changed - prob fixed.
no more kanggoroo
if you got case 3 you have 2 ways to fix
1. change it by a new one - seemingly very expensive shown l.h. in the pic
2. disassamble #5 and add a "ring" like shown r.h. in this pic
and
highly recommended,
change the orig. clutch springs #7 by stronger springs - if not you might get a sliding clutch
but then - at gen I highly recommended - you also have to add a sep. holder mounted cross over the cylinder #23 to prevent chain cover cracking
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