Ok, I se the pic.Check to see if they were peened, and many times thread lock products are used. I have seen them tack welded before. Some heat will help. I think you'll get them out.
Any knowledge of a Nasty Vibration coming from any moving components inside this housing?I would try to get them out flywheels are not exactly cheap ! I have one if you end up needing it. [email protected]
Thanks and yes only while riding also with the Vibration she may of lost a little of snap not as respondent to the throttle. Any easy or minimal way to look into the middle gearNever heard of anything from within the flywheel housing causing an issue when running but the only way to be sure is to have a look inside.
Is the vibration only evident when riding?
One area to check is the Middle Gear output shaft. I've read of these shearing off at the end.
For middle gear, would need to remove rear wheel, final drive, swingarm and pull out the output middle gear assembly.Thanks and yes only while riding also with the Vibration she may of lost a little of snap not as respondent to the throttle. Any easy or minimal way to look into the middle gear
Yikes, would middle perhaps make the Vibration more pronounced on the left side of the bike. It seemed to have started Foot pegs, handle bars and seat. In that orderFor middle gear, would need to remove rear wheel, final drive, swingarm and pull out the output middle gear assembly.
RELAX! The part in question is external to the Middle Gear which may make diagnosis easier.
View attachment 82997
I have it torn now for the water pump waiting on parts. I’m going wait until I get water pump back together and running before I more on to the Vibration sure the two are not connected. I want to ride it one more time this time pay more attention to when it starts. Seems to be pretty constant and it’s incredible ass Tingling
I've never specifically looked at the Middle Gear for this problem. You may be able to see something if you pull the rubber boot back? I'm sure others will chip in if this isn't the case.
As I've not experienced the problem I can't say if it would produce a vibration on the left.
I've only mentioned it as a possible cause as it is a known, albeit rare, problem that can occur.
Before getting in too deep I would give the bike a good visual going over and check things like wheel and swinging arm bearings for excess play, the integrity of the exhaust etc.
Rule out the easy stuff first before starting to dig deeper.
Enter your email address to join: