HOW TO: replace your clutch PART II

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  • Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @kevinsomers9193
    @kevinsomers9193 3 года назад

    Hi there.....the torque on a 6mm thread with a small flange is 10NM or 84 inch lbs or 7 ft/lbs. (from the manual) Good videos!

  • @kristaps2010
    @kristaps2010 4 года назад

    wow, you're good. And the best thing you do it with ease, so relaxing. Never seen this video on ytube. Many thank's!

  • @usarmy3111
    @usarmy3111 4 года назад +1

    I have a 2009 Honda st1300pa a slow leak from the water pump hose. After from a ride, side stand down I’ll get a couple of drops... is that major?

  • @pcofranc
    @pcofranc 3 года назад

    Great work! How many miles were on the bike?

  • @MrWhothefoxthat
    @MrWhothefoxthat 4 года назад

    thanks for the education view, i am buying a pan, st 11,000, it's got 45,000 on the clock, so i would think it needs new clutch, i don't know if your a diy fitter or full time fitter, so don't take this personally, how long would it take for a qualified bike fitter to do that work, thank you.

  • @seamusburns9646
    @seamusburns9646 4 года назад

    Hi Adam enjoy your videos. What’s the story regarding the lack of fairing? Could you show more of the bike? Take care.

    • @adammeyer9582
      @adammeyer9582  4 года назад

      The bike was a Phoenix test bike. Originally full gear police bike, dropped I believe and caused enough fairing damage to total it. Police used it as a test bike for who knows how long. I picked it up cheap. P

    • @leoorla
      @leoorla Год назад

      @@adammeyer9582 Hi! do you apply gasket maker an both gasket?

  • @fxFRA27
    @fxFRA27 4 года назад

    Great to see someone working on the pan.
    How did you deal with the 2 snaped bolts?

    • @adammeyer9582
      @adammeyer9582  4 года назад

      Luckily they were spaced out enough that I just left them in the way they are. No leaks as of yet