Subject: Re: couple o questions
Author: Bill Berry
Date: Jun 5, 2002, 9:56 AM
Post ID: 1710379554
Will try that although the leak seems to start under the
carb manifold. Guess I'll hear the throwout bearing
crunching? Is that a big job to replace? I've done a lot
of mechanical work over the years, but never messed with a
clutch. Guess while I'm in there I should replace the
clutch plates and do the 2mm to 4mm thingy conversion too
(can't remember what exactly it is...will read Guzziology
tonight).
Thanks!
Chris in NC
1974 Eldo
On Wed, 05 Jun 2002 10:23:29 -0400
John Prusnek <spaj-@raex.com> wrote:
I think that one of the reasons was that the throwout bearing on the clutch pushrod may be going south. You might put your ear down there while someone else pulls in the clutch , unless you have very long arms.
wrench for the nut ) for the short stud on the pushrod side of the head. Chances are that this is where your leak starts; a new aluminum washer under it, some teflon tape, or your favorite hi temp sealer will work. John Prusnek |