wet clutch

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SideSwipe
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Location: south of england

wet clutch

Post by SideSwipe »

hiya, I'm sort of baffled as to how exactly the vtr clutch works.
I've managed to drain the fluid by accident when I was rebuilding my bike when I took a closer all I can see is that the fluid gets pumped like a brake to a small pot to where a small metal rod is? what happens next? does the rod move in or out and disengage th drive.

Can someone explain in lamen terms of how it works as it would be nice to know.

Thank you.
Just mashed my bike flipped it from a wheelie :o(
bluesman
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easy

Post by bluesman »

You are correct. It works as any usual hydraulic engine - fluid pupmed into cylinder where piston moves and pushing rod.
Rod goes through shaft and pushing "out" external plate of clutch, so that clutch plates in "basket" disengage.
4 wheels moving body, 2 wheels moving soul
SideSwipe
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Joined: Thu Aug 05, 2004 12:26 pm
Location: south of england

Post by SideSwipe »

Cheers blueman, was really baffled and just didnt believe I was correct in my thinking.


Thanks
Just mashed my bike flipped it from a wheelie :o(
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