rs92s1880
Well-Known Member
So... here the situation. I blew my clutch(no exaggeration, it exploded two plates) yesterday. when it let go, i overrevved the bike and it puked about a half quart from the breather. replaced the clutch, filled it up, took it out and broke the cluthc in. alls well until i layed into it and brought it to about 117mph, shifting around 9300 each time. came to a stoplight and found myself surrounded by a ploom of smoke. lost about another quart.
when the clutch blew it sent friction material through the motor. it runs like it always has and at idle it doesnt have much pressure at the breather at all. is it possible that some clutch poo is blocking an oil passage and causing excess pressure?
when the clutch blew it sent friction material through the motor. it runs like it always has and at idle it doesnt have much pressure at the breather at all. is it possible that some clutch poo is blocking an oil passage and causing excess pressure?