Missing Steel Plate in Clutch...

[GabrielGoes]

this was my slipping problem the whole time, today when i checked everything out i noticed a steel plate was missing so there was only 7 steels and i had 8 fibers, so i put in my brand new plates from the maill in with a steel plate first then one after another so my LAST TWO FIBERS do not have a steel plate in between them... this caused MAJOR slippage with that kind of space in there so i added another friction/fiber plate on the end and the clutch doesnt slip AT ALL not even a chance in hell will they slip now... i was riding all day today putting my head near the clutch area ocasionally looking to smell for anything while riding and holding in the clutch etc... everything seemed 100% does anyone know of specific damage that could be caused by doing what i did? i know its sorta like fixing it with a bandaid but it works perfect...

[Nessism]

I'm not following what you did but regardless, you need to install a fiber first, and then steel, fiber, steel, etc. You need one more fiber than steel, and the first and last plate should be fiber. Please make sure everything is right and pull it back down if necessary.

[Guest]

So what exactly are you running? If you have fibers stacked they will fail very quickly.
I have extra steels.

[GabrielGoes]

sorry i know it was very confusing what i said, so basically i have 7 steel plates and 8 fibers i started with steel then fiber then steel and so on... the LAST 2 fibers do not have a steel inbewteen them=major slippage so i added ANOTHER FIBER to the very end near the spring cover... so the last 3 are straght fibers on the end with no steel... with the extra fiber on the end, the clutch is very tight and works perfectly imo

[Nessism]

sorry i know it was very confusing what i said, so basically i have 7 steel plates and 8 fibers i started with steel then fiber then steel and so on... the LAST 2 fibers do not have a steel inbewteen them=major slippage so i added ANOTHER FIBER to the very end near the spring cover... so the last 3 are straght fibers on the end with no steel... with the extra fiber on the end, the clutch is very tight and works perfectly imo

As stated above...

First install a fiber, then steel, fiber, steel, etc. First and last are always fiber and there MUST be a steel in between each fiber.

[GabrielGoes]

alright so your SUPPOSED to have 7 steel 8 fiber? i read elsewere you need 8 and 8

[Guest]

8/8
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[Nessism]

8/8
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What you talk'n about Bill? There is always one more fiber than steel. ALWAYS!


SKU: 21441-45000 - PLATE, DRIVE B,C&EC,N&EN - quant 8 - $12.84

SKU: 21451-45000 - PLATE, DRIVEN B,C&EC,N&EN - quant 7 - $6.52

[Guest]

What you talk'n about Bill? There is always one more fiber than steel. ALWAYS!


SKU: 21441-45000 - PLATE, DRIVE B,C&EC,N&EN - quant 8 - $12.84

SKU: 21451-45000 - PLATE, DRIVEN B,C&EC,N&EN - quant 7 - $6.52

My 1100 has 9 and 9.
So the always crap has to go
Sorry for the mis info

[Nessism]

My 1100 has 9 and 9.
So the always crap has to go
Sorry for the mis info

Ok, maybe not always. There is one steel plate that's part of the wave spring cushion dealy, held in with a spring clip on some models.