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Sorpa sticking clutch

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Hi Guys, I`m new to the site.

I`ve just bought a 2002 scorpa SY250. It runs really sweet but the clutch doesn`t dis-engage straight away when I pull the lever in.

It continues driving, only for a second or two but it`s really annoying.

I`ve run it until it`s warm, around half an hour, but it still does it.

I don`t know what oil is in the gearbox but I have thought about trying a thinner g/box oil, something like ATF fluid, will that help.

Any thoughts, ideas or suggestions thoroughly appreciated.

DrZed

Edited by DrZed

Your plates are sticking and you'll need new oil. ATF is a very good trials gearbox oil (Betas run much better with it in the box). If oil doesn't fix it go to the Beta forum and read the sticky thread near the top about improving the beta clutch - the info is relevant.

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Your plates are sticking and you'll need new oil. ATF is a very good trials gearbox oil (Betas run much better with it in the box). If oil doesn't fix it go to the Beta forum and read the sticky thread near the top about improving the beta clutch - the info is relevant.

Thanks for that, I`ll give it a go and post up if it`s cured the problem or not.

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