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clutch push rod
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clutch push rod
couldn't get any gears today, adjusted the clutch cable almost to it's limit, and played with the adjuster. drop her in 1st and she crunches and stalls badly,. i had the casing off last week cleaning the mechanism behind it, also took the push rod out, i'm now wondering if the small ball bearing at the clutch end of the rod might of rolled out without me knowing, could this be possible and if so would this be the cause, or do you reckon it needs a new cable? cheers dek, love the site. 

sorry if this is obvious but just check the cable is not pulling out of the nipple
happened to me
arsed about for ages before it dawned 



Keith
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You can never have too many tools in your life, except the two legged variety
I'm never wrong, once I thought I was but I was
mistaken.
Phil Churchett winner 2013
dek155 wrote:if you mean the lock nut and adjuster screw , yes, not sure of any other adjuster other than the cable though. could the ball bearing roll out on the side stand do you think? thanks..
Pretty sure (90%) the bearing can NOT roll out the L/H side - via the push rod passage


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[quote="FER"]Is the bit the cable attaches to behind the casing at the right angle , if you had it apart maybe it didn't go back the same way . If it is a J engine the adjuster srew is turned the opposite way to a 900 /1000 engine .
fer[/quote] no its not a "J", and the cable runs smooth and true, cheers anyway, FER
fer[/quote] no its not a "J", and the cable runs smooth and true, cheers anyway, FER
Did you have clutch engagement problems before you removed the cover to clean ? if not, don't buy a new cable until you have checked the rotating lifter mechanism in the back of the cover. I'm pretty sure I found it was possible to assemble it back wrong, with the arm in the wrong position....end result, clutch doesn't work.
Can't be 100% sure about this ( have memory problems ) , but I really would remove the cover and think through which way the ramp mechanism works, then see if its in the right place. The correct position is shown in the Kawa manual I think..
Hope it helps
Can't be 100% sure about this ( have memory problems ) , but I really would remove the cover and think through which way the ramp mechanism works, then see if its in the right place. The correct position is shown in the Kawa manual I think..
Hope it helps
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[quote="hillbilly"]am pretty sure that the ball bearing can fall out the rod hole,it did on my r reg z1b.but that might have been a one off.
you might have to check that the clutch pressure plate ant broke.[/quote]
that sounds like bad news, if i put another bearing in there and the original one is still in , i'm not sure what to do now, i might take a look on the clutch side......or just take a chance, roll a new one in and hope for the best, thanks for all the advice.

that sounds like bad news, if i put another bearing in there and the original one is still in , i'm not sure what to do now, i might take a look on the clutch side......or just take a chance, roll a new one in and hope for the best, thanks for all the advice.
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