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Post by **timbradder** » Mon Nov 12, 2012 7:31 pm

It just says clutch spring with washer fig 79 clutch assembly page 51 in motorcycle general purpose, Armstong Technical Handbook

Wirralman · Post by **Wirralman** » Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:00 pm

It just says clutch spring with washer fig 79 clutch assembly page 51 in motorcycle general purpose, Armstong Technical Handbook

Is the MT350 (or MT500)Commercial Parts list any clearer to identify the precise part ?

Post by **timbradder** » Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:24 pm

they are not shown in the rotax 504 mil parts list (589 jordan) is shows the sprinbut not the washer

Minter · Post by **Minter** » Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:48 pm

Mmm diferent book to what i've got Tim, If you use the CPL as Eric suggests its plate 15E...

Good luck..

Wirralman · Post by **Wirralman** » Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:53 pm

they are not shown in the rotax 504 mil parts list (589 jordan) is shows the sprinbut not the washer

In the MT500 Commercial parts list (publication 2340-M-101-721) page 121 , is it item 14, A5 Lock Washer (qty 6) ?

Post by **timbradder** » Tue Nov 13, 2012 8:31 am

No they are not shown in that diagram so I can only assume they arnt there but in the motorcycle general purpose, Armstong Technical Handbookwasher fig 79 clutch assembly page 51 it mentions a washer at the top of each clutch spring

not to worry will sort the clutch out if I ever get the engine running again my task for next weekend is to drop the engine out of the frame and try to get the head and barrel off. the head should be easy but if as I suspect the piston is siezed solid in the barrel then removing the barrel will be fun and games and will determin weather I carry on with the project or admit defeat

bth2bth2 · Post by **bth2bth2** » Tue Nov 13, 2012 11:15 am

defeat ????? whats that?
hope its not as bad as you expect.

brian

namtip · Post by **namtip** » Tue Nov 13, 2012 8:34 pm

timbradder wrote:No they are not shown in that diagram so I can only assume they arnt there but in the motorcycle general purpose, Armstong Technical Handbookwasher fig 79 clutch assembly page 51 it mentions a washer at the top of each clutch spring

Hi Tim, I've looked at my Armstrong Technical Handbook (my Bible!), and I can see where you're getting confused. Above figure 79, if you read the text, it says: "it may be helpful here to install two clutch springs with washers to hold the clutch together". This is just to help you put it all back together without it falling apart. You can use any old washers that will fit and take them off again afterwards.

You need to be looking at figure 76 for how it is finally put together - no washers here - just the plate.

Hope that helps,

Post by **timbradder** » Tue Nov 13, 2012 9:36 pm

That explains it thankyou

Post by **timbradder** » Sat Dec 01, 2012 4:46 pm

Ok I have done the hard bit getting them rusty old nuts and bolts out so who wants to volenteer to put it back together for me

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