This is a good vid well made and highlights the place of the last clutch plate ! i have a zzr1100 that have worked on many the times as i have 125000 miles on the clock, but the one thing that i might say is put the bike on the side stand this will make the oil go to the left of the engine and then you will not have to drain it out to work on the clutch , On my bike i have replaced the starter clutch chain adjuster with a manule one , This because they always break and can cause a lot of damage when they go !!
Do yourself a favor and get a set of T-handle Allen head/hex wrenches. Use them once and you will probably throw all those crappy little ones away. $20.00 will get a decent set. And as much as you use them / almost every thing on a bike has 1 or 2 Allen's in the mix. Good vid. Thanks for posting.
Good vid. That pressure plate has all those nics on it from the chain tensioner. Buy a Compton or Quiks tamer and install. I know you used sealer but the manual does call for a dry gasket.
There is a hardened steel washer that rides on the small roller thrust bearing I think I heard it drop during dismantling and not in during assembly. Also I have found that aftermarket friction disks have slightly more slot clearances in the grouves than the genuine parts . Just some tips.
@@djzorch I'm pretty sure he means the chain tensioner for the starter chain right next to the clutch basket. It's a part that's broken on my zzr 1200. It's a problem sometimes because it can hit the clutch basket when you start the bike if not setup correctly like he said it can cause major issues
That's a very educational video. I've got clutch issues on my zrx1200r. Too much play.my question is if i have to replace clutch like in the video, what tools do i require? Mind you, it's going to be the first time I do anything mechanical on the bike. Going to a repair garage is too expenaive now. So it would be helpful if u can give some insight.
I just replaced the clutch fibers, steels, springs on a 99 zrx1100 it's still slipping and now it's dragging! I'm thinking is the slave cylinder or master cylinder!
Thanks for the video. I picked up a 1999 ZRX1100 that is a project bike. It’s been sitting for many years. My question is , are most of the parts on the 1200 interchangeable with the 1100? I am having difficulties finding replacement parts for the 1100. Are you aware of any other Kawasaki motorcycle that the parts are interchangeable with the zrx1100? Thanks
That center piece that pushes the plate out for neutral is pushed out and stuck. How can I get that back close to the housing bolt? Is that why my lever will no longer move?
So I burnt my clutch out and am replacing it. When putting the spring bolts back on mine when I get to 11nm 8ft lb my springs are far to collapsed and my clutch lever won’t pull in at all. What am I doing wrong?
Hi my friend! I have the same bike, but I dont know how to drain the oil, I hope you can explain me or made a video, I'm gonna do for my self. Thanks and greetings from Mexico
Hi buddy, there is a drain bolt at the bottom of the sump. Undo the bolt and oil will drain. Below you have a link to a video showing it ruclips.net/video/kj-Q2FmZvYU/видео.html
Hi. please, how many kilometers did your ZRX run over? have you done anything with the starter chain tensioner ??? or do you still have it original? well thank you
No. That would be a Harley Davidson you're thinking of. And he used way too much on his bike anyway. What ever sealant gets inside the engine can clog tiny oil ports in the engine. That could be very bad news.
Awesome video we need more dudes like you in the zrx community 👍 thnx !
Fix your chain tensioner before it breaks your clutch
This is a great video thanks for the information. I have the 1100, the ZRX are bikings best kept secret.
This is a good vid well made and highlights the place of the last clutch plate !
i have a zzr1100 that have worked on many the times as i have 125000 miles on the clock,
but the one thing that i might say is put the bike on the side stand this will make the oil go to the left of the engine and then you will not have to drain it out to work on the clutch ,
On my bike i have replaced the starter clutch chain adjuster with a manule one ,
This because they always break and can cause a lot of damage when they go !!
I know that this vid is from 3 years ago but that Wipeout background music is epic.
Good info. It's easier than I thought.
Do yourself a favor and get a set of T-handle Allen head/hex wrenches. Use them once and you will probably throw all those crappy little ones away. $20.00 will get a decent set. And as much as you use them / almost every thing on a bike has 1 or 2 Allen's in the mix. Good vid. Thanks for posting.
Let sealant dry for 20min,before installing cover... It needs rubber consistency to seal....put on too fast will just push it out
First I've heard of this. Have to say that wasnt my experience at all.. Some pushes out but e ough remains to make an oil tight seal
according to service manual it's 42.9mm standard and service limit is 40.8mm on the clutch springs
Good vid. That pressure plate has all those nics on it from the chain tensioner. Buy a Compton or Quiks tamer and install. I know you used sealer but the manual does call for a dry gasket.
can you expand on those nicks? looking through the oil fill, my zrx has was more of those nicks. thank you
Great video, man. Audio went well with it word up
There is a hardened steel washer that rides on the small roller thrust bearing I think I heard it drop during dismantling and not in during assembly. Also I have found that aftermarket friction disks
have slightly more slot clearances in the grouves than the genuine parts . Just some tips.
Thanks very much lad your a good teacher 👍
That alternator chain tensioner is hitting clutch plate 9:57
Think you need to fit a tension tamer looking at the clutch basket
Care to elaborate? I'm about to replace my ZRX clutch
@@djzorch I'm pretty sure he means the chain tensioner for the starter chain right next to the clutch basket. It's a part that's broken on my zzr 1200. It's a problem sometimes because it can hit the clutch basket when you start the bike if not setup correctly like he said it can cause major issues
Nice video , thanks bolt torque info . Bless you !!
Really helpful many thanks..👍👍
Great video. Thanks
That's a very educational video. I've got clutch issues on my zrx1200r. Too much play.my question is if i have to replace clutch like in the video, what tools do i require? Mind you, it's going to be the first time I do anything mechanical on the bike. Going to a repair garage is too expenaive now. So it would be helpful if u can give some insight.
Can you tell more about clutch play?what exactly is happening? Where is that play apparent?
I just replaced the clutch fibers, steels, springs on a 99 zrx1100 it's still slipping and now it's dragging! I'm thinking is the slave cylinder or master cylinder!
tahnk you! excellent video
Thanks for the video..
Thanks master.😀
thank for videos! kawasaki oem discs are different for first and last, the ebc are all the same?
Why soak something in oil for 12hrs that is non porous. Dip in oil and make sure they are covered in oil and assembly. No problem.
Thanks for the video. I picked up a 1999 ZRX1100 that is a project bike. It’s been sitting for many years. My question is , are most of the parts on the 1200 interchangeable with the 1100? I am having difficulties finding replacement parts for the 1100. Are you aware of any other Kawasaki motorcycle that the parts are interchangeable with the zrx1100? Thanks
That center piece that pushes the plate out for neutral is pushed out and stuck. How can I get that back close to the housing bolt? Is that why my lever will no longer move?
So I burnt my clutch out and am replacing it. When putting the spring bolts back on mine when I get to 11nm 8ft lb my springs are far to collapsed and my clutch lever won’t pull in at all. What am I doing wrong?
Hi my friend! I have the same bike, but I dont know how to drain the oil, I hope you can explain me or made a video, I'm gonna do for my self. Thanks and greetings from Mexico
Hi buddy, there is a drain bolt at the bottom of the sump. Undo the bolt and oil will drain. Below you have a link to a video showing it ruclips.net/video/kj-Q2FmZvYU/видео.html
Hi. please, how many kilometers did your ZRX run over? have you done anything with the starter chain tensioner ??? or do you still have it original? well thank you
17 thousand miles. Original tensioner
I'm pulling on my pry points and the cover isn't budging a bit. Any pointers to get it off?
meu ultimo disco de embreagem pula para fora ,porque?alguma dica
Eleven!🤟
Does it need sealant in you’re fitting a new gasket?
No. That would be a Harley Davidson you're thinking of. And he used way too much on his bike anyway. What ever sealant gets inside the engine can clog tiny oil ports in the engine. That could be very bad news.
Where do you buy parts from?
Ebay