For the life of me I cannot remove the clutch cover on my ytm 200. It moves a little like it wants to ... but It will not come! any tricks to this that I am missing?
New to the board
Arm chair racerNew to the board
For the life of me I cannot remove the clutch cover on my ytm 200. It moves a little like it wants to ... but It will not come! any tricks to this that I am missing?
Power User
Catch me if you can
Make sure all the bolts are out! Make sure it's not up against the frame rail or foot peg.
Probably just stuck on there. Tap all the way around with a PLASTIC. Look for small ears on the cover that with a long punch, can be tapped on from the opposite side to work the cover off. Don't use screwdrivers or you'll have a leak later on.
All our government does is distract us while they steal from us, misspend our tax $ and ruin our country
Just Too Addicted
Arm chair racerJust too addicted
im not familiar with the yamahas but one time i forgot to take the dipstick out and on the 250es, it goes in behind the cluch so it held the cover on. Also check the bolts, and make sure its not hitting anything like frame, foot pegs... It that all looks free, its probebly just stuck on the locating dowls and you should try to tap it off as dirtcrasher said.
1985 Honda 250es "Big Red" 1984 Honda 200s (Sold)
1984 Honda 125m 1986 Honda 200x (new project)
2003 Raptor 660 1978 Suzuki GS1000
New to the board
Arm chair racerNew to the board
It was stuck on the locating dowels. rusted. Thanks guys!
But I have a bigger problem.
when I turned out all of the clutch cover screws, two of them stripped out badly. easy out didnt work. so I drilled them out so I could get them out with vice grips after I removed the cover. one of them turned out, one of them (a through to the case one) sheared off at the threads.
do I now have to remove the other part of the case and try another screw extractor or?
any advice? any tricks?
thanks!!!
Reply With Quote