I’m so glad I found this dude on KZread. Your videos are clear, thorough and well done. It’s just like sitting right in the classroom. No questions from me. Hahaha and a big thumbs up ✌️

Great tip on using the 1/2 inch wrench as a measure.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Most welcome mate.. Glad it was helpful!

@aaronhughes4724

2 жыл бұрын

Very cleaver yet so simple. Id never of thought of that

Ah, memories lol. Very first clutch job I did as a lad, I wiped down the plates with oil, did not soak them. Guess who had to drain the oil and do the job all over again? hee hee. Sigh, live and learn!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Ha ha, oh well, the hardest lessons stick the best aye. !

My first port of call before attempting any job is this page! Great videos, great content!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you buddy !

As more you know, more you look for information. You are better than manual! Great job!

Top job! I like the way you explain the job so logically- very easy for people to follow. That little tidbit about the primary drive sprocket was a bit of icing.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nick, glad you enjoyed it mate.

What a nice and easy clutch change. I just finished a clutch on and 1987 GL1200A with the engine installed. Royal PITA, but certainly much easier than engine removal/twist. Love you channel!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Good to hear from you mate and really appreciate your support, have a great weekend!

Clear, well lit photography, & from all the relevant 'hands-on' angles for clarity - eg. '& this is what you should see.' (Big fan of hunting down any tight spots on chain runs before setting them, a 'twangy' Triplex will just eat bearings.) Going for that extra 8 inches eh? - Ye gods - I'm now seeing 12 inch risers & Jota bars! - "Nurse, the screens, quick!" : )xx

Great video Del. I learned something new, 1/2” spanner gauge. Editing spot on.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, and glad it helped !

Great job Del! Loads of valuable advice which is always welcome. Appreciated as always.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Shaun. Glad you enjoyed it mate.. always good to hear form you.

it's allways good to refer the manual - nice to hear that said out loud - these episodes goes sooooo fast! looking forward the next one

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. Glad you like them!

Been loving these videos! According to my Sportster manual the clutch adjustment is 1/4 turn back clockwise after the screw seats.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

It's not a fixed critical measurement, and the "seat" isn't a fixed hard base. on big twin clutches like Dyna and Softails, you go 1/2 to 3/4 turn, and in hot weather, if you ride brisk, you can find 1/4 turn on a sporty a bit tight and they can bind up once they expand. Then once they get hot they can drag and shift heavy ! i go half a turn and never have an issue.!

Pure old school! Love those "no oil" memo stickers, almost no power tools and no sand blasting.

@Moonfleet41

11 ай бұрын

Thanks mate.. glad you approve !

Nice to see a guy happy in his work.

Real old school tips with that open ended spanner as a measure.. love seeing old skool mechanics knowledge still alive.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, simple and effective aye.

Could do with a sight glass for the oil level but the clutch cable adjustment is similar to the bandit 600 and the SV650 I had, save the mess behind the sprocket cover 😂 I had an inclination on the gearbox/final drive and bigger top end Del but nice to hear the clarification as I have never owned a Harley but who knows one day eh. Hopefully that compo comes through soon. All the best Del and Pen x

Great to see you back doing the kind of videos I love. The odd section with you explaining things and the reason for doing so really makes all the difference. 1st class well done. By the way hope the health's good and your looking after yourself. 👍

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words mate, and I'm feeling a lot better now, a slow steady recovery.

Lots of helpful tips in this one, and enjoyed the longer format. Never realized the gearing was different between 883 & 1200. I just figured people wanted more displacement. My guess of a flat tracker build might be wrong if you're going for longer bars. Guess we'll have to wait & see!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Longer? or wider?... but wither way, these tiny little hugger bars are going! And nothing's off the table at this early point...!!

Quality video, only engineers use the manual, because that’s the right way. Well impressed. 👌👌👌👌

Great tip about the sprocket sise diffrence in 883 vs 1200. Mine started as a 96 mod 883 Hugger and has screaming eagle 1200 kit on it now. Love how easy these bikes are to work on. So simple and in a way crude.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah i agree, simple and effective engineering, and built to last for ever..

Take a moment to read the comments people and notice how Del genuinely replies to so many comments, this must take so much time. Loads of respect you you Del. I feel like your hitting a bit of a milestone with this project. Content is informative, feels one to one. And also you seem as exited about this project as we are. Looking forward to that notification I get that says “ Delboy’s gotta new video”

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words Alex, we do indeed to try reply to everyone, we feel it's polite and the right thing to do when people invest their time and engagement in our content!

@RiverRat1953

7 ай бұрын

Best clutch replacement that I have seen yet! Thank you!😊

Really good video, wish I had someone as patient as you when I was an apprentice 😂

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andy, I guess we always excel at what we love doing the most, and I do love to share information and knowledge if it can help others!

Very useful tips! Thank you!

you make everything look so easy , which it probably was. great results and a great video. working on our big scoot , should be finished this weekend

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Andy, it's pretty easy mate, just nuts and bolts and an uncomplicated bike... even today's modern Harleys haven't changed much! Good luck with yours, bet you're looking forward to getting out on the road, take care both, D&Px

@andyjrichie6709

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 it was on the road last week , but the place I had my wheels refurbished , didn't clean the rims so the tyres wouldn't seal , they used black silicone , and not tyre bead , which I had to have done again , I,am getting compensation from the company , so , but we are hopefully touring around Scotland on the NC500.

Thought this was a cooking video- ‘ First marinate your clutch plates ‘ Wonderful, thank you!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Well i guess that's exactly what you're doing..lol!

I've just twigged why I'm enjoying this series so much - despite having never even sat on a Harley - let alone worked on one - it's the fact that there's no drama - no slagging off other channels - simply really well explained and helpful spannering and advice - superb camera shots, commentary and editing - 100% spot on guys - I am eagerly awaiting the next instalment - thank you both as always for sharing! x

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Mike, no place in life for drama or hate, plenty of people do far too much of that, we're just getting on with our project and our lives.. we aren't here long enough to make issues aye.. Glad you're enjoying the series too mate, take care and have a great weekend.. D&Pxx

Find this stuff super interesting. Maybe I’ll own a Harley one day, maybe not but always pick up a few things here and there and after all, lots of these concepts do apply in some form or another even if the designs are slightly different. Now I’ve just got to get back to my own project. Feels like I have a million pieces of plastic to put back on her!!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for those kind words of encouragement Sir, it's great to hear you're enjoying it, I think anything constructive is watchable as long as it's clear and easy to follow, good luck with your project, hope it goes well, remember to enjoy the journey not just the end result!

Lovely video Del. Very informative mate. I'm not a Harley fan but I love the engineering side of it. 😎👍🏍

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, glad you're enjoying it!

I love your videos. Thanks so much for the time you invest in creating such valuable content

Thanks for sharing great tip about measuring tension of the primary chain with half inch spanner, cheers 👌👊

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

No problem 👍

I do enjoy the way you make and film your videos, but I saw a few things that were off. You are indeed upgrading the clutch with an extra plate kit, and getting rid of the OEM spring plate, thus not an OEM clutch. Since you're doing that and increasing the displacement you usually want to get a stronger clutch spring. As for the clutch adjustment, the manual states 1/4 turn off not 1/2, but 1/2 is recommended for upgraded clutches with a stiffer spring. Finally the engine sprocket size on 1200s and 883s were the same from 86-03, but they had different drive gearing. The smaller gearing for the engine sprocket is only relevant on 04+ models and can easily be mitigated with a larger or smaller drive pulley/sprocket. I'm probably wrong about something in there myself with all the different sportster variants tho haha. Interested to see how your build goes 👍.

I absolutely blew my sporty clutch up. The spring plate rivets mangled all the teeth the clutch plates engage with. I spent a couple of hours filing them smooth again so I could fit the new energy one clutch plates. Nice tip with the 1/2" wrench. I always pick something new up on your vids.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that mate, was it high mileage or a tuned engine? They don't usually break under normal use, usually if they're abused at higher mileage or making more power than standard, either way, glad you fixed it, thanks for sharing.

@jeremynelson8496

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 I do enjoy taking care and repairing things so the new clutch wasn't a big deal. My sporty is a 09 1200 fuel injected with only the SE pro tuner and 20k miles. I did put a K&N air filter in the stock box and V&H short shots on it. TBH, I was ripping around on it pretty hard for a while. lol Thanks for asking about it Delboy! Greetings from California.

É tão simples e tão funcional... Incrivel sistema de transmissão primária.

Great work Del, I always enjoy your methodology and presentation , great tip on the 882/1200 choice as well, cheers!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy👍, im glad you enjoy the videos, really appreciate your support.

Good tips👍wish my Beemer was as easy to change the clutch😉

I bet that was rewarding, definitely needed 4 hands! Well done both of you 😀

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it was buddy, to be making progress !

Thanks for introducing me to the un-Japanese world of engine building. Very different and yet somehow fascinating. I really like your patience. Zen or the art of Harley maintenance ;-) Cheers from Nürnberg/Germany, Günter

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend. Glad you enjoyed it!

@enduromotorradtouren

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 I do, like so many others. Happy for both of you that the channel is growing.

When ever I adjust any chain I rotate the sprockets all the way around, because once I adjusted a drive chain on an old Sporty and when the tight spot came around it sheared all the rear sprocket rivets and there it was going 90 miles an hour sitting still. Be easy with the jugs off

stig fasteners, Darlington - went through my train with their kit, still look new, and sent the bolts to match up where I needed to - all good quality SS stuff. Looking forward to seeing the engine build up 😉

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Good stuff, thanks for the tip mate..

Bluenose-1956 ebay Seller Del for your Sportster bolts ;-) watching the Spoty being rebuilt ;-) top work ;-)

Thank you for another Brilliant video as always, Phil

Completed like a pro. Good info 👍

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike 👍, simple assembly and great fun in a busy world!

Hi Delboy, great instructional as always. Im getting a 1200 up and going after sitting awhile, pretty dry primary. Has fluids and now running on the stand. Will the plates be bound up? As in when put in gear, pull clutch in, i get no free wheel. Do i need to strip it out and soak them? Cheers again from New Zealand.

Amsoil primary in there. I just use the regular 20-50 amsoil but was thinking about changing it to the primary when I change my clutch. Can you feel a difference in both oils??

Excellent good job. Interesting to watch, I put a vid up last night of doing the clutch on my wife’s custom army bike. Whilst you’d made it look easy it still seems Harley have over complicated the job compared to most. I’ll say it again… interesting! Cheers

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching mate, that's a cool bike, love a bit of olive drab and I hope she enjoys it!

@DormanDiaries

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 Aye she loves it now!! Right after she bought a 3rd bike 😄 We’ve now got a lovely KE175 in the lounge!

Really interesting video Del! Full of useful tips and tricks!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it mate!

Very nice! I enjoy these longer videos.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom. Glad you like them!

Mate, I always know more every video, I am doing things I never thought I do on my dyna. Also, received your zipped up Hoodie today Great material and very warm... Best to Penny, pls ! Rich & Cheryl

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Rich & Cheryl, glad you enjoyed it, and also that it's useful, Glad you also enjoyed the hoodie, we're quite pleased with the quality and thank you so much for the support... have a great week both, al the very best from us both, D&Px

Great video as always. oh and now i know what a torch is. lol. never heard that. must be a Brit thing. I'm learning. :)

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it sir.. and yeah, two nations separated by a common language right..lol!

Thank you so much by the way, so many things I needed to know like why my primary cover wouldn't fit back on? And how much slack to leave in the chain! Now if I can just figure out whether I need to change the plates?

Very Good on the clutch job, you mentioned the smaller sprocket on the 883. I was wondering what the tooth count is on the other side? I assume this is belt driven on the final drive. I own a 1200 and had a little too much get up and go, and wanted to reduce the rpm's at highway speeds.

Good job master....congratulations you,re the best ...a reference for me in motorbike jobs....cheers from the north of spain!!!!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Amigo.

Can’t wait to see where you take this project bike, Del. As always, I learned a ton from you in this vid! 🏍👍🏍

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gary, good to hear you're enjoying this series... have a great week both and keep safe! D&Px

@garya3056

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 yessiree and you both as well! 😎

Can you tell me the tightening torques in nm to screw the crankcase bolts? Thx

As always brother great video ! I really enjoy the content and the project itself 👍 . Keep up the great work and this series are awesome !! I have never replaced a clutch and this video really helps !!! stay safe guys cheers from new york 🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍺🍺🍺

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Hey brother, great to hear from you today! We're glad to hear you're enjoying the project, just a simple bike and so easy to work on... we hope you're enjoying your week and looking forward to the weekend, take care and keep safe over there, D&Px

Great video. Really nice job on the cards at the end

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard. Glad you enjoyed it!

Nice installation

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy..

Just a thought: Why not use the heating and dunking in oil technique for bluing/rust protection on your existing bolts (or even a bottle of cold bluing solution), and save the money budgeted for new bolts for something else? At a twelve Newton/meter torque spec, I don't think you need to worry about compromising the integrity of the bolts with the torch during heating. The darkened bolt against the aluminum primary/clutch housing would be a nice look. A little effort in cleaning the old hardware and sprucing it up could equal big savings that could be applied elsewhere on the bike.

Excellent video Del & Penny. Job well done mate, you are starting to make me start looking for a Sportster to play with LOL. Penny and you have a great week. Cheers

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Go for it mate, they're a fabulous bike to make a project from and as there are so many of them about, they're quite affordable as a donor! Have a great week there, all the best from us both.

Hey Delboy, great instructional as always. Im getting a bike up and going that sat for a while with dry primary. I now have fluids in it. Bike is running on the stand. Pulling in the clutch, in gear, wheel still has resistance. How do i free it up, do i need to pull out the plates and oil them up again?

No worry about them cover bolts coming out again anytime soon with that much thread lock on them. Any reason why you thread lock them bolts with so much thread lock?

Great video again Del. Love your explanations about why you do certain things. Just wondering why you didn’t use grease on the primary gasket to stop it sticking or ripping when you need to open the primary again.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

I could have done, it works just as well, but the manual on these advises to install both side gaskets dry, no need for any sealant.

Kwel video !! Closeup and such!! Great point soaking the plates! Adjustment explained great!!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy 👍, appreciate your kind words!

Coming along nicely Del, hope you're both OK, all the best 👍

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Geoff👍 we're both fine, always good to hear from you..

Text book tuition and production - well done both 👍

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy.

Great video as always

excellent video, thanks man!

@Moonfleet41

Ай бұрын

Thanks you, Glad you liked it!

You know Del I’m finally starting to get it. After nearly 30 years of rising jap… I think I understand the fascination with the American Iron icon. Might be my next move methinks… thanks mate for always inspiring!

What’s the better gear to leave the motorcycle to do this type of service? I’ve tried to use a compressor clutch tool that I bought from Amazon but the pressure wasn’t enough to get the rings loose to access the plates.

@rodrigomorais8302

2 ай бұрын

Thank for all information

Fantastic video Del, i love these type of vids

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave, glad you're enjoying it mate!

great answer for why you bought the smaller bike and are now adapting the larger top end

I hear some tweety noise (like there is a little bird in it) from the clutch adjuster when engine runs at idle. What can be the problem. With kind regards

hi del would i be right in saying this has no compensator in the primary caseing?

I like your idea of using a 1/2 wrench to set the chain

Yasss! Here we go. 🤟

Great job mate plenty of information as always, I have a lot of your vids to catch up on 😅 keep her shiny side up 👍

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy 👍, good to hear from you.

1/2 inch deflection gauge combination spanner . Now There's a thing ! Peace and love to you both 👍🏻☮❤

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

What ever works aye buddy..! take care and have a great weekend aye.. D&Pxx

I believe it’s an upgrade over the old plates. The old plates had a thick plate with rivets in the middle of the pack.

The clutch spring tool has paid for itself already. I'm curious to see which bars you have gone for! I see the new clutch cable is lined and much better quality than the one removed. Brilliant tips on every part of the build and excellent picture and sound quality. The old girl is coming along nicely. Greetings from a very snowy Sweden! 🇸🇪🇬🇧🥶👌🏻

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks you Paul, it was practically impossible tio get an age specific clutch cable without importing one from the USA, I had this in the cupboard from a 2010 bike, the ends are the same and it's longer which i will need it to be later. using what i had.. Hope the snow clears for you soon and you can get out on the bike. D&Pxx

@clark7169

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 I know the feeling about parts availability Del. Been waiting weeks for some new bits for the street bob which will hopefully be here by the time the snow clears. Was out on the bike at the weekend but not much fun in almost sub zero temps. Hope you guys are having it better. 🥶👋🏻

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

@@clark7169 Yes better here mate.. temps warming all the time and the rain is mostly holding off now.. don't worry we'll all be riding in the sunshine soon aye..!

It looks like you put the spring plate (grenade plate) back in. These fall apart at about 30000 miles and you have bits of brass rivets and spring steel floating all through the gearbox. The mod is to replace it with all frictions and steels, or to use the 'judder spring' set up from the XR1200. Also Harley used a normal ball bearing for the thrust bearing, not a proper thrust bearing. Its a $15 dollar bearing to replace with 7200B which is an angular thrust bearing. These are really only the two shitty cheap stupid things on a sporty (well, apart from the shocks) and well worth doing.I did it in my 2005 and now in the 1995. Also, I really enjoy your videos. Thanks!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

I certainly didn't refit the spring plate mate.. added two extra steels and an extra fiber, made the plate into an ornament which is all they're good for aye!! Much of this bike is like brand new internally, 14k miles and still has cross hatching in the bores, cams look less than a year old, and it now has and S&S 1200 kit ready and running..! Thanks for watching mate. !

@MrBradfordchild

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 hey, that’s great! I figured you would know that, just didn’t see it! Sorry if I sounded a smartarse, didn’t mean to.great videos, thanks again!!

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrBradfordchild No worries buddy, I always appreciate the nufge, there are always things we don't know and it's wonderful to benefit from other people's experience and knowledge... I've actually made the plate in to a cool steam punk feature on my Goldwing Rat Bike!... so it's still gone to good use lol Thanks again for your support, Del

Hey man i got a 92 Harley sportser xlh 1200 that has a really slow crank wont turn on just really slow crank .. anyways is there any way a faulty or stuck clutch could be the problem ? I took the primary off to replace the starter because i tough that was the problem but looking into it i fill like my clutch wont let the engine crank properly idk of thats a thing if you can give me any feedback back thanks 🙏

@Moonfleet41

5 ай бұрын

Have you checked the health of your battery?, that'd be my first thought if slow cranking!

Great video!

What a pleasure it is to watch a true professional at work, actually two in this case....Del on the wrenches and Penny on the camera. Thank you both for making this series so enjoyable. Best wishes to you !

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you Rick for such kind words of encouragement, a lot goes in to it so we are really grateful when it's appreciated!

what about the gear shaft oil seal !

well done again dell a joy to watch

Hey Del, now that I think of it I really did not want to waste your time asking about the tooth count! If you would just remind me of this bikes year. Thanks

The clutch plate with the rivets (spring plate) will grenade eventually and chew up your clutch basket and get in your primary. Especially under more power. I would definitely take that out. It happened on my 2008. It was stock minus a stage 1 kit and tune had approximately 23k miles.

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

I did take it out Jessi, replaced with with 2 extra steels and an extra fibre... sorry to hear about your bike, hope you got it sorted.

@Kasperblk

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 great, yeah I noticed it hanging in a later video. It got all sorted. I sold the bike, I wish I hadn't I miss that sporty but that's a different story.

Nice Del, like always 👏👏👏👏 But I believe that the sprocket that is diferent from the 883s to the 1200s is the secondary sprocket, on the Belt side...

Your literally making me want to buy a piece of shit bike to fix up haha. Love it and the asmr noises are great haha

Why not polish the primary cover since you did the cam cover?

Another small correction: HD Service Manual states for adjusting the clutch mechanism "turn the screw counter-clockwise until is seated then turn a 1/4 turn clockwise", not 1/2 turn. These things can be very confusing specialy for newcomers.

@Moonfleet41

5 ай бұрын

It's not that critical mate, the difference in adjusted depth between 1/4 and 1/2 a turn would be measured in thou... it's purely to give expansion space for heat, so depending on where you live (hot or cold climate) and what you put your clutch through (top gear cruising or heavy commuting) depends on what adjustment is best.. the manual does suggest a 1/4 turn, but more is required if you're gonna get it really hot.. On the Big Twin adjustment, it's actually recomended as 1/2 to 3/4 of a turn for the same reason.

What a great video👍. I have been looking for a service manual for my 2021 Sport Glide but cant find one. Any ideas Del?

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. Give Jersey HD a try online for the manual, they usually come up trumps, and VAT free too.!

@ObsessiveCarDetailer

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 Ordered👍

Hi Del. Is the plate sock with the 20w 50 engine oil? Thanks

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

Soak it in whatever you're going to fill the primary with!

Was there any particular reason for replacing the clutch cable? Maybe you recommend always replacing the clutch cable whenever you replace the clutch?

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

Did you skip the video and not see the horribly rusted adjuster screw in the middle of the cable?

@jp2code

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 lol - I guess I did. I was looking to see how the clutch plates go in, so I might not have sat down with my coffee yet. :)

Did you use the awful riveted spring plate in the centre of the clutch plate assembly? I'm about to get rid of mine as I've seen too many horror stories of the rivets failing and damaging the clutch or worse.

@Moonfleet41

2 ай бұрын

I think from memory if dealt with at least four of those over the years, one went to far south it destroyed the clutch basket as well.. they're an absolute liability, so NO, it's safely removed and replaced with and extra two steels and one extra fiber !

Sir, not sure if I heard you mention or not.... but are you installing an OEM clutch or Screaming Eagle Performance clutch? I can only imagine how difficult this project is with all the parts shortages worldwide. Such a mess going on. Great video, as usual, sir!

Is there a special order to the rings at the 2:48 mark or are they all the same?

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

Check at 2:19, its the solid ring first, then the split spring ring on second.!

@robideals685

Жыл бұрын

@@Moonfleet41 Perfect, thank you!

So question do I start with a fiber plate on the steal plate

@Moonfleet41

Жыл бұрын

Look inside the empty clutch basket and what do you see? Your first metal plate, so obviously, a fibre goes against that.

Great series so far mate, I have a question about the clutch plates. After soaking them in oil and fitting them isn't there a danger the oil will eventually drain off the plates whilst the bike is stood having the rest of the work done??

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

No mate, the pressure of the spring will press them together and for that they stay wet once soaked..! and oil doesn't evaporate !

@garethburningham9467

2 жыл бұрын

Oil doesn't evaporate!!!! Every day's a school day on KZread 😂😂

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

@@garethburningham9467 Yeah sorry mate, stating the obvious i guess..lol!

😇 Great video very interesting. (((I’ve been trying to get a manual since Christmas for a sportster iron)) from a Harley dealer🙁👍

@Moonfleet41

2 жыл бұрын

I got mine form Jersey HD online.. no problems.!!