Starter clutch needed

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TheGingerBeardMan wrote:
lloydie wrote:Don't think you could handle her... Unless you do UFC !!
No idea what UFC is, but I can do KFC if that helps. ?? :lol:
:lol: :thumbup: that struck me funny,

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lloydie wrote:What was wrong with it ?
The gear comp had score marks around it where the one way clutch (sprag bearings?) had started to slip and not turn the starting drive gear.

Top thread hi-jack had me laughing after getting in from work :clap:
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Stevo Kifaru wrote:All fixed by 12pm Monday, excellent service from Martin & Graham. £20 for the work. Gasket cost me £9. Happy bunny back on a fully functioning bike :biggrin
Good to hear it's all sorted now :thumbup:

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Spoke. Too. Effing. Soon.
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Are you sure the startmotor ain't wombles ?
Don't sound right
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lloydie wrote:Are you sure the startmotor ain't fooked ?
Don't sound right
I've replaced that one now with another used but okay motor & it sounds exactly the same. I'm flummoxed :sad2
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Those parts you had of me were good .
What did he change ?
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GEAR COMP., STARTING DRIVEN
STARTING CLUTCH
CLUTCH, ONE WAY

or all bar the GEAR COMP., STARTER REDUCTION, the little dual cog
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If that little cog is missing teeth or it's damaged it'll be that .
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It looked fine
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From the way it's sounding this thread by TonyM should help give some insight

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Re: Starter clutch needed

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The gear is the part that fails, when it does it looks fine but squeals on starting.
The thread gives all the info you need to diagnose the fault and fix it- if you have a spare gearset
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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