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 speedingmotor... Two Stroke Sniffer
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 Posted: 11:53 - 07 Aug 2017 Post subject: CG125 rumbling after tire change. EDIT |
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Hello
I recently did some other work and put new tires on my CG125 1979, changed the handlebars and took off the front fork and reinstalled it. and it sat without a full reservoir of oil for a few months (!) when i got the tires and handlebars back on, the clutch was stuck engaged. I was able to disengage it but now there is some rumbling from the lower part of the bike, I dont know
1) if i have misaligned the tires. ( i dont think so I have measured the distance
2) i have put the front end together wrong and/or there are problems with the bearings/bushings
3) if i have damaged a part of the clutch (possibly the release bearing)
4) maybe something else happening?
when i am rolling down the road if i squeeze the clutch its pretty quite, there is alot of vibration when under load, and at different revs of rpm.
Q: Could i drain the oil out take off the case and have a look at the clutch and see if there is a problem. what should i look for? Would it be neccessary (advisable) to take off the plates and have a look at the whole mechanism?
Thanks so much ____________________ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zojEIR_SGSk
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Thanks MCN , I know that website. I was just wandering if someone wanted to chime in RE the vibration and rumbling, and if it was worth it for a novice to dive into the clutch and have a look, or if it might be something else.
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for info this is my front sprocket, should it have this much side to side play? i think so ?
https://youtu.be/VXjnJXTXXwY
i opened the crankcase cover and checked the clutch, the clutch release bearing didnt look super messed up, but i didnt have the tool to take off the centrifugal filter and then the plates, maybe its worth giving that a shot?
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The vibrations are only present when the clutch is engaged, so i am thinking it is from the lower part of the motor, i just dont know if it could be other pieces that are messed up. ____________________ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zojEIR_SGSk |
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