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hondakawasaki
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PostPosted: 02:33 - 03 Jan 2013    Post subject: honda cg 125 clutch Reply with quote

hello all Smile

im having a problem with my old cg 125 Cool

ok so i began to notice the clutch slipping when changing through the gears on my cg so i adjusted the clutch cable and got the biting point back to where it should be 1cm - 2cm it says in the manual i thought this would stop the clutch slippage Confused

i noticed the lever felt a bit slack so i bought a new clutch cable and all the slack is still there Sad

also today i was flat out in 5th doing about 60mph and the bike felt and sounded as if i was dipping the clutch in and out really fast

does this mean i have to replace the clutch plates Question will i need new springs, im unsure but i know something isnt right

also the bike seems a little slower than i remember could this be why Question

thanks for the help people Thumbs Up
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ricklincs45
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PostPosted: 10:16 - 03 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi,

it certainly sounds like the clutch friction plates are worn, as Mark has said, you need to remove the clutch cover to do this job.

It is possible to measure the thickness of the friction plates and compare them to the thickness the manual states, though you do need a vernier calliper to do this. Tbh, if it were my bike, I'd just by new friction plates and be done with.

You'll also need new clutch springs and I'd recommend buying a new clutch cover gasket too. David Silver Spares are a good place to source parts.

While you're in that side of the engine, it's worth cleaning out the centrifugal oil filter - though you'll need an impact driver to remove the three 5mm X-head screws: it's one of those jobs that often gets overlooked on these engines.

Don't forget to fill her up with new oil when you're done Smile

Rick
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PostPosted: 13:09 - 03 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

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hondakawasaki
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PostPosted: 13:46 - 03 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

hi guys Smile

thanks for the replies Thumbs Up

im going to order some new plates and springs sometime this week

i cleaned the centrifugal oil filter about 150 miles ago so think it will be good for now

can someone let me know if the centrifugal oil filter has to come off for the clutch plates to come out its in an awkward place sort of hangs over the clutch

thanks guys
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PostPosted: 20:37 - 03 Jan 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

yep, it does need to come off to allow the plates out.
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