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Troubleshooting Clutch Systems: Section #5 Others
October 20, 2020 by clutchindustries ·
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Too much grease
Cause
Excess of lubrication grease on the nose of the release bearing.
Repair
Clean the release bearing.
Apply the correct quantity of lubricant.
Over torqued
Cause
Excessive engine brake operation.
Incorrect disc for the application.
Aggressive starting operation.
The clutch operating system is badly adjusted or defective (clutch pedal).
Repair
Replace the clutch disc.
Difficulty shifting
Cause
Incorrect release bearing travel.
The clutch operating system is badly adjusted or defective.
The level of pre-load on the release bearing is incorrect.
Repair
Adjust the clutch operating system (pedal height, self adjusting system,
clutch linkage..) check the pre-load on the release bearing.
Clutch pedal binding
Cause
The fork is out of shape.
The release bearing guide tube is worn or the release arm / fork is bent / worn.
Repair
Replace by a genuine release fork.
Install new clutch and guide tube.
Inspect all release bearing system components and repair or replace as needed.
The contact point of the fork is worn out, the fork is off-centered
Cause
The fork is out of shape.
Repair
Replace by a genuine release fork.
Red dust (Rust Particles)
Cause
Misalignment
Repair
Troubleshoot cause of misalignment before replacing clutch kit.
Caution
If misalignment is present fitting a new clutch kit will destroy the new kit.