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Thread: Need help repairing Honda 110 shifting problem

  1. 07-04-2009, 02:02 PM #1
    NewGuyOldHonda
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    Need help repairing Honda 110 shifting problem

    I drained the oil, took off the right side cover & found a broken part which turned out to be a shift drum stopper. I searched the forum and it looks like I need to buy a clutch puller tool to replace the part. Should I replace anything else while I am in there? The oil screen is clean and in good condition. Should I replace any springs? O-rings? I have never taken appart a clutch before but it looks like I need to remove the 2 phillips screws on the front of the clutch assembly to get at the "special" nut that I need the removal tool?
    Thanks in advance for any help
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  2. 07-04-2009, 02:33 PM #2
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    You can grind a 15/16th socket down to fit that special nut.

    If I have to order parts, I always replace the little orings because they guide oil and of course the gasket. If you grease the heck out of the gasket, you can usually reuse it a couple of times and it doesn't get stuck to the cases.

    All those springs usually get reused without an issue unless it's really beat up and tired.

    I have an 85 110 in pieces here if you need any parts......
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