Posted by DeltaRed on April 18, 2012 at 07:05:21 from (67.6.218.61):
In Reply to: M&W Clutch Internals posted by mkirsch on April 18, 2012 at 06:44:03:
Cant help with the clicking.Remove the center cover a d tight the spanner nut a notch or two.That will increase the 'snap'.Or the cam assembly could be worn out.The nonstopping is probably warped/dirty clutch plates or missing/broken 'seperator' springs.The splines are a very tight tolerance/fit.A little dirt,rust,grooving,or grease on the disks will cause problems.I've been "in and out" of that clutch multiple times,but it has been 20 years.Call if I can be of further assistance.(970)874-3973 Steve Btw,I have most of M clutch that I'd like to sell.IIRC,it needs the handle/shifter ...
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