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XT600e gearbox problem
I have a very strange problem with my xt600e gearbox. I have the engine running fine and I can select any gear without pulling the clutch lever, the engine does not stall as I select the gears. Minutes to this problem occuring I had trouble sellecting neutral and I had the clutch lever depressed for a minute or 2.
Please could someone help me with this problem Thanks a frustrated Jamie from Ramsgate Kent UK |
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Can you
ride it, I mean, does it pull away as usual?
If not, there's something with your clutch: worn, sticking in disengaged position. So, check the lever outside the crankcase: returns to engaged position? If yes, and still problem, then you have to look inside: worn plates, something wrong with the rest. Auke |
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XT600e gearbox problem
Thanks Auke for your comments
I have been thinking about this problem all night, I think the fault is that the clutch is sticking in the dis-enguaged position. I started it up this morning not in Neutral and without the clutch lever de-pressed. So I think the clutch is sticking somewhere internally. I have just dropped it off to my local mechanic and I have just told him your suggestions. Thanks again, I will keep you informed of the results |
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