TeamBigginRacing Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 ok i have the clymer book so that's out of the way...i need help installing a clutch in 87 banshee!!! i'm doing this for a buddy and the last time i did this on my own bike i burnt it up in 20 min or so....HELP plz...i was paying this guy i knew at the stealership and he's keeps blowing me off! u guy help every one on here and i fig i would ask!!! i have the clutches soking in oil now so.... i friend got this bike cheep...paid 500duckeys for the shee...vito's big bore @ 1.00 guy had 1000.00 dollors in work done to lower end and big bore top end...well guy said after the work was done sat in garage 5-6months...went out to trail ride never touched the gas so who knows how long the gas sat!!! anyways took it out on trail about 10miles locked up....pulled it back to truck said kicked the bike again and it started up...don't know y but took it home and took it all apart y i don't know....now i have it and i can't do anything with this bike till clutch is done.... i think the bike got hot from pour oil in the gas ect...everything looks fine but wont know till i get this clutch done!!!!PLEASE HELP Quote
dawarriorman Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 Uh, is there a question in there? I got it that you are trying to install a clutch, but whats the problem? Take the pressure plate off, put new plates on. Put pressure plate back on (pay attention to the arrows on the basket and pressure plate. Adjust the clutch (clymers details that pretty well). Put clutch cover back on and ride. Quote
TeamBigginRacing Posted July 17, 2006 Author Report Posted July 17, 2006 Uh, is there a question in there? I got it that you are trying to install a clutch, but whats the problem? Take the pressure plate off, put new plates on. Put pressure plate back on (pay attention to the arrows on the basket and pressure plate. Adjust the clutch (clymers details that pretty well). Put clutch cover back on and ride. the barnett plates do not have the arrows like they show in the book??? and is there 2 rubber o-rings?? Quote
sheefreak Posted July 17, 2006 Report Posted July 17, 2006 There are 7 o-rings. The arrow he is talking about is on the pressure plate not the fibers. Quote
TeamBigginRacing Posted July 17, 2006 Author Report Posted July 17, 2006 (edited) There are 7 o-rings. The arrow he is talking about is on the pressure plate not the fibers. ok i kinda fig that..sry 4 the newb sh*t...ok i was reading in the book and on this site..where the clutch plates and other plates slide on too..it says to check the teeth for burs..ect...found 2 really deep ones and lol where the springs and screws go to hold plates 1 of them is broke right off.lol now i have to find a basket ... its not going to hurt to leave clutches in oil is it??? Edited July 17, 2006 by TeamBigginRacing Quote
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