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06-30-2009, 10:31 PM
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102 Clutch Slipping
Hi guys
Here's the story: Last winter when I reringed the motor in my 102. I put a teaser spring and clutch disc in just because it was apart and teaser spring was broke. Everything worked great! A couple weeks ago I was cutting grass going up a hill. I had to stop, backup and restart. (This was a little steep) Anyhow I pulled this huge wheelie. Yehawww, I'm getting too old for this stuff, but I survived. Now my clutch is slipping. The teaser spring is not broke. The pedal feels a little short. Any ideas? 
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06-30-2009, 10:55 PM
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Did you turn the clutch disk on a lathe when you replace the teaser spring and clutch disk?
What condiation is the driveshaft in where the clutch go? Another area to check is where the clutch arm pivots. The pin and area where the pin goes through could have some wear in it.
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06-30-2009, 11:07 PM
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I just put the parts in. Had no idea about turning the clutch disc. Everything looked to be in good shape.
This 102 was working fine till the wheelie. It's like something gave, bent or slipped. I'll look at the clutch arm pivot points tomorrow. You might be on to something there. The pedal feels to have lost travel. Thanks for the reply.
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07-01-2009, 12:48 AM
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Check for a sheared drive pin in the rear coupler, where the driveshaft connects to the rearend input shaft.
I had one shear and it acted like the clutch was slipping until I put enough force on it to cause the sheared pin to slip freely.
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