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Do I have to pull the transmission to replace the clutch fork? 700 1990

posted by  parchibald on  Tue Sep 13 20:24 CST 2011
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Sorry it took so long to reply.

I was able to "fix" the problem by JB Welding a nice thick hardened washer into the hole in the fork. I rounded off the edges of the washer with a grinder first, and scratched and etched the mating surfaces. As you know, there is pressure holding the washer in place, so the JB Weld just keeps it from shifting around.

I think this will last a long time. Next time I do the clutch, I will replace the fork.

Regards,
Paul Archibald






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