GS850G got a little clutch slip

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  • Spiff
    Forum Mentor
    • Dec 2013
    • 318
    • Norway

    #16
    Originally posted by mrbill5491
    It can??
    Yes, it can.

    Alot of motor oils for cars f.ex will tend to cause clutch slippage. Also mc oil that's not advertised as safe to use with a wet clutch might cause slippage.

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      #17
      Originally posted by Spiff
      Yes, it can.

      Alot of motor oils for cars f.ex will tend to cause clutch slippage. Also mc oil that's not advertised as safe to use with a wet clutch might cause slippage.
      I was being sarcastic lol. I know what causes clutches to slip and oil is at the bottom of that list.

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      • Chris G

        #18
        Originally posted by brownford
        I just replaced the springs on mine and it still slips. Plates measured almost new. I've either got to pony up for new plates or try the deglazing method I read on here somewhere.
        If the plates all appear to be in spec, it's worth checking the cable for adjustment the PO or who ever was last at mine, got it woefully wrong in all counts.

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