Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

i am in the middle of putting my shee back together and i hooked up the clutch cable and everything was going fine, but then i relized my clutch wasent working. like i pull in the clutch and it still stays in gear and i also cant get it past second gear. its like the clutch isent working at all, i pull in the clutch and it stays in gear. and i cant shift past second. i dont know if my cable isent adjusted right or what? also my clutch is shot and i need a new one but before i took my shee apart the clutch worked? i dont know, maybe someone could help me out.

Posted

I am having the same problem but i can shift into third and he shift lever doesnt return to its orginal position, but if you take the clutch off on mine it well shift fine. i have been asking around at local shops and they have been saying there is some thing wrong with the way i put on the clutch. did you remove your motor from the frame? :confused:

Posted
I am having the same problem but i can shift into third and he shift lever doesnt return to its orginal position, but if you take the clutch off on mine it well shift fine.  i have been asking around at local shops and they have been saying there is some thing wrong with the way i put on the clutch.  did you remove your motor from the frame?  :confused:

376144[/snapback]

yea i took took the motor out of the frame, i have a crappy half warrior/banshee manual and it sucks. i need to go get a clymer.

Posted
yea i took took the motor out of the frame, i have a crappy half warrior/banshee manual and it sucks.  i need to go get a clymer.

376393[/snapback]

yes, get a clymer or a yfz service manual from yamaha and throw that haynes away

Posted

when my shee is off, i cant get past like second gear unless i budge the quad back a little to let it engage.Not sure if that helps at all, just figured it wouldnt hurt.

Posted (edited)
when my shee is off, i cant get past like second gear unless i budge the quad back a little to let it engage.Not sure if that helps at all, just figured it wouldnt hurt.

377006[/snapback]

The transmission is a "constant mesh" transmission meaning that the gears have to be in motion to shift properly. If the gears are stationary the dogs will bind by nature of design. This is why rocking it back and forth allows the shift to happen as Chris has stated. If it shifts fine while in motion all is good, sit back, think cool thoughts, and ride. If not there is an issue. :cheers:

Edited by spurdy

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
×
×
  • Create New...