Clutch problems
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knackeredMk1
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Re: Clutch problems
FMtB - Why would that happen 
. Even with severe rust the organic plates wouldn't stick with the oil in them 
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Bet it turns out to be the cable.
. Even with severe rust the organic plates wouldn't stick with the oil in them .Bet it turns out to be the cable.
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fallenmikethebike
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Re: Clutch problems
The plates could have warped, this would give rise to the stalling when a gear is engaged, which is essentially the problem as I understand it, no?knackeredMk1 wrote:FMtB - Why would that happen
Bet it turns out to be the cable.
Once on the move, drive isn't the issue.
Mike
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knackeredMk1
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Re: Clutch problems
Yes 
- you are right if the steel plates were warped.
- you are right if the steel plates were warped.