Clutch weight removal?

[norwegian]

Seems pretty easy in the tech pages.

Remove clutch spring, or compress it with that fork like tool.

Remove the allen screws that hold the collar in place, then use 8 mm wrenches to remove the bolt and collar that holds the clutch weight in place.

That's it?

My questions are:

1) (Again), how what size is the allen screw that holds the collar in place?
2) Is it neccesary to have a t-wrench to get the allen screws out?
3) Where are the torque specs that tell me how much to tighten the screws, bolts?
4) What possible dangers am I facing when doing it my self, and riding the sled afterwards? (I've never done it before)

thanks

 

[bluemonster1]

Don't over tighten them bolts. I tried using a big torque wrench set to 10 ft/lbs and tore the bolt in two. Just tighten enough with out to much pressure. I usually tighten till the nut stops, and then approx. 1/4 turn more and that's it. I started working on my clutch last year. Must have taken it off and played with rivets at least a dozen times.Nothing exploded on me yet. This season will still be experimenting with weights and such till I get my rpm's right on.Purchase a clutch holder also,it helps. Clean the clutch and parts clean from dust at a regular basis.I am fast at it now compared when I first started to remove the clutch and parts.Can't remember the t-allen wrench size off hand,just buy a kit with various sizes and try them. A T-handle type works perfectly for them set screws.

 

[bluemonster1]

oh yeah another thing. Make sure the nuts are all facing the same direction when finished.Usually to the right of the bolt.

 

[black1000]

The very small allen bolts are 2.5mm.

 

[norwegian]

Thanks