Clutch won't disengage after engine removal

[GA1998]

So I tore my bike down to the frame. It's been about a 6 month process of powder coating, painting and hone and new pistons. I've got everything back together, engine running good. But I can't get the clutch to disengage. I didn't touch the clutch when I had the engine out of the bike. And it worked fine before. The cable seems to pull the actuator all the way so i dont think the problem is there.. I have no knowledge with clutches as I've never had an issue before and never had to work on them.. any ideas or where should I start? Thanks guys.

[GA1998]

Well, there's coolant in my oil.... so I'm guessing I need to rebuild the water pump or make sure the o ring is good on the crossover tube. This sucks... 

[375hp banshees]

After fixing coolant issue, it'll prob. Still be stuck. You can clean / soak'm or jack it up , start in gear & work clutch in& out while throttling and or slowly trying to stop wheels, while clutch us pulled in & it'll eventually free up ( might have to do that & change oil a few times tho)

If what you mean by "cant get the clutch to disengage."

is, its sticking & not... slipping.

ie stalls when trying to put in gear

 

[GA1998]

Yeah, so is this normal from sitting? Also. Is it possible that this isn't coolant in my oil? I read somewhere else that the "fibers" from the clutch had turned another's guys oil milky as well... thank you!!!!

 

[Jereme6655]

Drain oil. Refill. Test run bike. Check oil for contamination again.

 

 Clutch fibers sticking together is common after storage. Hold clutch in and kick start bike. It’ll free up in a hurry. Realistically, if you hold the front brake and kick the motor over, it will free the clutch fibers from themselves 

[375hp banshees]

54 minutes ago, GA1998 said:

Yeah, so is this normal from sitting? Also. Is it possible that this isn't coolant in my oil? I read somewhere else that the "fibers" from the clutch had turned another's guys oil milky as well... thank you!!!!

 

Yep & if Ga is for Georgia?

Just the southern humidity, from sitting, can do it also...to a point ( as well as rust stuff above the oil line!)

You can drain oil & psi check  coolant system.

[GA1998]

Thank you guys!!! It worked! Got the clutch to free up! And I'm actually way up in Michigan. But it has been very humid. I guess I need to flush the oil again and see if it's contaminated. I replaced the waterpump seal and checked the o ring before putting more oil in.. I will let you guys know. Thanks again!!!

[Jereme6655]

16 hours ago, GA1998 said:

Thank you guys!!! It worked! Got the clutch to free up! And I'm actually way up in Michigan. But it has been very humid. I guess I need to flush the oil again and see if it's contaminated. I replaced the waterpump seal and checked the o ring before putting more oil in.. I will let you guys know. Thanks again!!!

I’m in Michigan also. And yes, the clutches will stick together in our enforcement. Usually a couple kicks is all it takes to free them up