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 Cheerfulgrin Scooby Slapper
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 Posted: 22:15 - 16 Oct 2012 Post subject: Oil peeing out and no transmission! |
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so, rather than riding home from work today, i set off, 100 yards through the car park, go to set off out the gate, release the clutch and nothing, engine revs, no pick up, i check i'm in gear and i am, so i roll back into the car park check to see the clutch cable is working and notice oil pouring out the of the bottom end of the engine!!!
Its ended up on the back of a recovery wagon to get home and I'm wondering what to do next. the bike has just cost me for a service 2 weeks ago and i cant really afford another big bill just yet.
Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong with it?
the engine is running fine with no weird noises, there is just no movement when i release the clutch. ____________________ --Current Bike: '98 Hornet CB600F
--Previous Bikes 2012 Hyo GT250R - 2010 YBR125 - Back in '91:Suzuki 50cc moped & Honda CB125T Superdream
--CBT -Feb '11, Theory -Nov '11, Mod 1 -Jan '12, Mod 2 Feb '12 |
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I think i foubd the problem after googling a bit.
Sprocket nut had fallen off!
Sprocket was sitting on the threads, spinning, the countershaft spacer had become dislodged and the seal was broken.
Sounds like its not too hard a job but its gone into the workshop just to be on the safe side.
Thanks for the replies though guys  ____________________ --Current Bike: '98 Hornet CB600F
--Previous Bikes 2012 Hyo GT250R - 2010 YBR125 - Back in '91:Suzuki 50cc moped & Honda CB125T Superdream
--CBT -Feb '11, Theory -Nov '11, Mod 1 -Jan '12, Mod 2 Feb '12 |
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it was serviced less that 2 weeks before the nut fell off, i did wonder if they would have checked it during the service.
I changed the chain on it about 3 months ago and hadnt had the sprocket cover off since, nearly did the other week but thought, 'its just been serviced so should be fine'.
wish i had taken a look now!!
The locking washer was still bent over at 90 degrees, so it looks like it wasnt fitted properly to me, something that would have shown up before now if it was from me doing the chain and sprockets?? ____________________ --Current Bike: '98 Hornet CB600F
--Previous Bikes 2012 Hyo GT250R - 2010 YBR125 - Back in '91:Suzuki 50cc moped & Honda CB125T Superdream
--CBT -Feb '11, Theory -Nov '11, Mod 1 -Jan '12, Mod 2 Feb '12 |
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No, they would have no reason to check that nut as a service item. Likelyhood is that it's just rattled loose. Re-fit it and torque it up with some blue loctite. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
132.9mph off and walked away. Gear is good, gear is good, gear is very very good  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 13 years, 158 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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