Grooves in the basket were filed out first before the new clutch went in, all the plates I replaced as they were, none of the plates are offset should I strip done and off set the last plate or not? When everything is back together you have got some movement on the plates in the basket could it be that because the back of the basket aka as a first steel plate then a friction plate and so on, it could mean the basket is worn and a new one is needed, who knows it seems like a un answerable fault I think now should I have bought a sherco ????
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Posted 12 December 2010 - 06:20 PM
hi to all that have helped me with the sherco clutch problem i have had and finally it is sorted, i shaved about 2m to 3m of the rod that gose from the clutch basket to the cyilnder been out to day and its spot on, many Thanks guys a big smile on my face now whooooooooooooooooow. 
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