Hello I have another question. when clutch disengage but engine works 1 year, plates worn out or gap and oil enough to protect plates? ı want to use clutch opposive purpose. when engine works it always disengage but when I want engage. do you have some experience about it. I hope I explain enough. thanks
Just curious, I know that 80 weight oil is commonly used for the transmissions on these two strokes, such as Bel-Ray, Motul 80w etc. However I have wondered for some time why ATF fluid would not be just as good if not better? I can just assume that possibly the clutch simply wouldn't works as well? Curious of your thoughts on this.
My rm250 clutch doesn’t disengage at all. My basket doesn’t have groves, the clutches plate is fine and Iv adjusted my clutch in both adjustment area idk what else to do
You could try freeing the clutch plates by moving the bike in neutral and then going into gear as the bike is moving. Then change up and down to free plates.
Hi mate , my 2 pressure plates has shattered it’s a mess, only a 6 hour bike did it at a beach race a week ago. Any way. The plates has shattered every where all in the bottom of engine I have cleaned it out extremely well, there’s a little hole that I can see into the transmission with a light and I see the shattered plates on there also ? What would you do ? Also brill video thanks man
Thank you for the video. My small Yamaha R3 was tipped over to the transmission side during transportation and it has been staying in that position for a week or two. Now the clutch wont disenage. Even I changed the oil, warmed it up. Do yo have any suggestions on where to check for the problem? I appreciate your help. I plan to pull the clutch box apart and take a look. Already ordered new coolant since it was intergrated with the transmission.
@@Dutters.dirtbikes it shifts up and down just fine. It would kill the engine on first gear. After warming up, it’s better. It seems the clutch is slipping. I’ll keep you posted. Thank you for the advice.
Great ! Understand how it works a lot better now! I have a question.. if pulling the clutch in while all clutch is together theres absolute nothing happening and clutch is super soft? This is a hydraulic clutch, i took it apart and seen my pressure plate has cracked? Would this be the reason why theres no pressure in clutch? Thank you mate awesome video
When I let the clutch out (dirt bike) there is a now a moment (often) where its not engaged, then after a second it will seem to lock up and engage finally. The clutch has many hours, but I'm asking if this very specific action is pretty common when the clutch is going out, or would it likely be something else?
@@Dylan.99 I don't remember exactly, now, I adjusted the clutch as far out as I could so that it would lock up better, but shift harder. I bought a new bike right about that time, within a couple weeks, and stopped riding it, I only start it up and cruze around the yard to keep the carb and seals from gumming and drying out now. I hope you get yours sorted out. When you say 'bog' out, are you referring to clutch/trans or carb? If you feel like it's not getting into gear correctly, if you haven't already tried, adjust that clutch cable in and out and see what happens, make the first adjust at the engine and finish off the fine tuning at the clutch lever ferrel.
@@Dylan.99 Right, mine was so far eaten up, hundreds of hours, I think there was very little left. I stripped out one 'LAME' as hell phillips, lol not allen, or standard, and wound up abandoning putting my new plates on. New bike showed up meanwhile.. hope you get it sorted out, post back with results. Take care....
Straight to the point info just what I needed ....thanx
Hell yeah dude you explain it super well
Excellent explanation! Going to check for these now...
Amazing Informative Video Helped me out a Ton!!!
Awesome video man, I’m about to mess with my 87 xc250 husqvarna clutch wish me luck!
Nice poster bud! Viva America from central California
Awesome video and was able to fix my bike because if it thanks
Thank you so much,, Great info
Very helpful thank you
i have a yamaha 125 from 1992 and the clutch has the same problem. thanx!
Hello I have another question.
when clutch disengage but engine works 1 year, plates worn out or gap and oil enough to protect plates? ı want to use clutch opposive purpose. when engine works it always disengage but when I want engage. do you have some experience about it. I hope I explain enough.
thanks
What does it mean when your center clutch hub doesn’t spin freely by hand.
What was the symptom? Hard shifting or not shifting at all?
Just curious, I know that 80 weight oil is commonly used for the transmissions on these two strokes, such as Bel-Ray, Motul 80w etc. However I have wondered for some time why ATF fluid would not be just as good if not better? I can just assume that possibly the clutch simply wouldn't works as well? Curious of your thoughts on this.
The issue for me is the plate doesnt even push out... how do i fix this??
Gr8 video < Thankyou > kyle
Thank you master
My engine oil is metal gray I was told bc the clutch plates is that true
My rm250 clutch doesn’t disengage at all. My basket doesn’t have groves, the clutches plate is fine and Iv adjusted my clutch in both adjustment area idk what else to do
My 2000 rm250 has the same problem. I’m stuck too.
You could try freeing the clutch plates by moving the bike in neutral and then going into gear as the bike is moving. Then change up and down to free plates.
Maybe cable is stretched to hell? Just a guess
Hi mate , my 2 pressure plates has shattered it’s a mess, only a 6 hour bike did it at a beach race a week ago. Any way. The plates has shattered every where all in the bottom of engine I have cleaned it out extremely well, there’s a little hole that I can see into the transmission with a light and I see the shattered plates on there also ? What would you do ? Also brill video thanks man
U probobarly need to split the cases
The grooves in the clutch basket can be filed down if you know how. So you have a cheaper option than buying a new one.
I was thinking the same thing
Thank you for the video.
My small Yamaha R3 was tipped over to the transmission side during transportation and it has been staying in that position for a week or two.
Now the clutch wont disenage. Even I changed the oil, warmed it up.
Do yo have any suggestions on where to check for the problem? I appreciate your help.
I plan to pull the clutch box apart and take a look. Already ordered new coolant since it was intergrated with the transmission.
Nothing I can think of just what I showed in the video as a general inspection
@@Dutters.dirtbikes it shifts up and down just fine.
It would kill the engine on first gear. After warming up, it’s better.
It seems the clutch is slipping.
I’ll keep you posted. Thank you for the advice.
Did you fixed it i have the same issue
@@AdrenalineRush28not yet. No time. 😢
Great ! Understand how it works a lot better now! I have a question.. if pulling the clutch in while all clutch is together theres absolute nothing happening and clutch is super soft? This is a hydraulic clutch, i took it apart and seen my pressure plate has cracked? Would this be the reason why theres no pressure in clutch? Thank you mate awesome video
Yes it can because that pressure plate is the spring that grabs the clutch
@@Dutters.dirtbikes ahh i see thank you for the knowledge pal appreciate it! 🤙🏻😇
When I let the clutch out (dirt bike) there is a now a moment
(often) where its not engaged, then after a second it will
seem to lock up and engage finally. The clutch has many
hours, but I'm asking if this very specific action is pretty
common when the clutch is going out, or would it
likely be something else?
Mine starts do bog out trying to get to first is that what your saying is happening to yours
@@Dylan.99 I don't remember exactly,
now, I adjusted the clutch as
far out as I could so that it
would lock up better, but shift harder.
I bought a new bike right about
that time, within a couple weeks,
and stopped riding it, I only start
it up and cruze around the yard to
keep the carb and seals from gumming
and drying out now. I hope you get
yours sorted out. When you say 'bog'
out, are you referring to clutch/trans
or carb? If you feel like it's not getting
into gear correctly, if you haven't
already tried, adjust that clutch
cable in and out and see what happens,
make the first adjust at the engine
and finish off the fine tuning at
the clutch lever ferrel.
@@bikersoncall Im referring to the clutch and thank you
@@Dylan.99 Right, mine was so far
eaten up, hundreds of hours,
I think there was very little left.
I stripped out one
'LAME' as hell phillips, lol not allen,
or standard, and wound up abandoning
putting my new plates on. New bike
showed up meanwhile.. hope you get
it sorted out, post back with results.
Take care....
@@bikersoncall you to thanks