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goo 13 Sep 2012 18:41

Fitting New Clutch Plates
 
I´m having trouble fitting new clutch plates to my F65GS twin 2009. I don´t have available the BMW service tool or a TDC locating tool but as far as I can figure out I shouldn´t need them for just replacing the plates?

Anyway, the problem comes when I align the pullrod and then actuating shaft and put the cover back on. It seems to go on OK, but the clutch action is very loose, so something is not right.

Any suggestions or hints??

Wheelie 13 Sep 2012 19:52

Have you tried this source? F650 Community

When you find the solution - make sure to post it here :)

Sorry I can't be of more help right now.

docsherlock 13 Sep 2012 20:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by goo (Post 392504)
I´m having trouble fitting new clutch plates to my F65GS twin 2009. I don´t have available the BMW service tool or a TDC locating tool but as far as I can figure out I shouldn´t need them for just replacing the plates?

Anyway, the problem comes when I align the pullrod and then actuating shaft and put the cover back on. It seems to go on OK, but the clutch action is very loose, so something is not right.

Any suggestions or hints??

Search the forums on Advrider.com - there is a very detailed pictorial and write up of clutch replacement on an F800GS by, I think, lostrider/chitown. I think there a couple of pitfalls you need to watch out for.

goo 13 Sep 2012 23:58

I guess I've been put off F650.com in the past because it never seems to have much on the twins, only the singles. Having said that I just rummaged abit and am realising that the clutches are pretty similar, at least in terms of my questions.

I found this:

Clutch Rack Wobble

which has put my mind at rest a bit - I was worried that the pullrod or its bearing was broken or something.

I probably just need to pull the actuator rod/pullrod back together a bit more carefully. I now have the new plates and springs so I'll be able to try it tomorrow when I get back to the bike.

I'll check out the AdvRider stuff too

Thanks!

goo 14 Sep 2012 00:18

Here's that thread:

ADVrider - View Single Post - 800GS Blown Clutch Replacement Surgery - DIY


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