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gear box work

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Steve's idea what I was trying to explain but very badly. Its trying to identify where the drive has stopped. It could be at either end. The shaft only delivers the power as a chain would do.

Do you have these rubber boots at both engine and rear wheel? Try waht Steve has suggested at both ends. This will tell if you have drive from the back wheel to the engine.

Suzuki mad
 
gear box

gear box

Hey Steve, thanks for the info, I'll just do that, I have taken a shaft apart from an engine that was sitting in my garage, and gave it to a friend, it was not that bad, Ill go check the rubber. I'll let you know soon I try.

ard
 
no gear

no gear

Final! here is what I found; after reading Steve's suggestion, (Before taking anything off, squeeze the rubber boot to see if the shaft turns) I did, and the shaft turn.Doing that test, let me think of my logic, I cut the band that holds the rubber boot and looked inside, guess what I found inside the boot..... broken bolts, so the bolts that attaches the shaft to the whatever is called the piece that comes out of the transmission was sheared. I am going to use new nuts and bolts... and I think I'll ride the bike. bon voyage.


ard
 
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