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Sticking Clutch Ty250

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hi all.

does any one have any info on ty 250 twinshock ? the clutch is sticking, it doesnt happen all the time but more often than not

will it have to be replaced or just cleaned up ? any one had same trouble Thanks .... kev

hi, i had a TY 175 and when i left it for a month or so the clutch used to stick, i found that just running the bike regardless worked! maybe try pulling away in fifth or sixth to encourage a bit of slip to clean the plates, if all else fails take it out and have a look

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cheers for that i will give it a go sunday

More often than not on an older machine the clutch will have dried out causing the cork to stick to the steel. Try draining the box and refill with ATF. Ride the bike while continually exercising the clutch. As the oil warms and the engine heats up it will penetrate and suddenly free off. Can sometimes take up to 1 hour of running.

Tony

Drain the oil and use tqf (atf) and pull off in first and clutch in and stamp the rear brake a few times until it dis-engages and run for an hour or so then drain the tqf and re-fill with clean tqf , problem solved

Dave

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Thanks for all your tips and sugestions kev

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