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RE: Clutch Assembly

Posted by Neil Yardley on Oct 28, 2017; 3:47pm
URL: http://silk-motorcycles.221.s1.nabble.com/Clutch-Assembly-tp5001653p5001744.html

All done pistons etc seem fine, tried hand spinning the pump with wd40 to mixed results.. But promising enough so Reassembled to the bike. Plus rinsed out the oil tank & refilled with fresh semi skimmed.. Then ran her for a while. On premix.😉.. Had her smoking like the wife on tea break.. Obviously.. Then separated the pump from the crankcase again.. I now have oil on the engine side of both oil ways.. Although not getting 'drain back' from engine side.. Guess it could take a while to fill the pipes.. Anyway looking promising..

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Sent: ‎28/‎10/‎2017 13:18
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Subject: RE: Clutch Assembly

It's good you have found something - even if it's not good!  As far as I can remember it isn't difficult to take the pump apart.  I would take some photos as you go and make sure the pistons go back in the same bores.  There are some pretty small holes in the pump - perhaps one is blocked stopping the oil flow.  May clean out my oil tank this winter after reading your findings.


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