venture700
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I just tryed to remove my clutch and my visegrips slipped and chipped a peice of metal about 1 square cm on the top of the clutch. will this viborate to hard or be to dangerious to operate at all???
If you could post a picture of the damage it would help a lot.
mountainmaxrider
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That's not good, looks like it's cracked all the way to the bolt hole. My gut says don't run it, but someone else will know for sure.
Srxspec
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I'd look for either a used primary clutch to replace that one or buy a new moveable sheave and get it changed. The moveable sheave part number is 8BV-17620-11-00 and cost is around $130.
redsnake3
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do not run that clutch unless you have a serious death wish.
moveable shive is toast. I got one looks exactly the same,
mountainmaxrider
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anyone know where my buddy can get a used one in good shape? he only needs the moveable shive!
venture700
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ok if i got a new "movable shive" would i be able to replece it by myself with no special tools and presses?
You need the yamaha grunt tool or home made equivelant. There is loc tite on the threads plus it has opposite threads; turn right to loosen. I have seen many destroyed spiders from do it your self guys trying to take apart their primaries.
what is the tool worth from yammie?