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Disconcerting whining noise from engine

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Scott. Put the bike in fourth or fifth gear and jam a hammer handle into the rear brake pedal to hold the brakes on. This will hold the clutch shaft so you can torque it. Use a socket and a length of cheater pipes and get it good and tight. Bend the locking ring tab down and good enough.
 
chuck hahn said:
Scott. Put the bike in fourth or fifth gear and jam a hammer handle into the rear brake pedal to hold the brakes on.
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You could also use a 2x2 or axe handle through the rear wheel to keep it from turning. I agree with the upper gears.

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I would have never thought of either of those methods to keeping the engine from turning. Thanks guys! To paraphrase: "We don't need to stinking clutch basket holding tool!".
 
Well, the official tool IS the proper way, as it does not put any strain on any other part of the bike, but there ARE work-arounds. :-\\\

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