bell housing help
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Racer
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From: Kalamazoo MI
I had similar problem, I couldn't get the fork free, so I had to use an allen to remove the ball stud. If memory serves, I believe you have to rotate clockwise as it goes into the housing. Sounds like you got it though... good stuff.
Jared
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Originally Posted by k99ja04
I had similar problem, I couldn't get the fork free, so I had to use an allen to remove the ball stud. If memory serves, I believe you have to rotate clockwise as it goes into the housing. Sounds like you got it though... good stuff.
Jared
Jared
It's suppose to slide out of the way.I unsrewed it to remove it, when I installed it, I had it all the way over on to the side, then slide it over like your suppose to. They're real easy to bend!
Pro
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From: Denver Colorado
well good news and bad news, the cluth works great it releases at the bottom and feels good, but there is a really loud ticking noise now that i'm finished(really sucks) I don't want to drive it too much anyone have any ideas
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Originally Posted by BRICHC4
well good news and bad news, the cluth works great it releases at the bottom and feels good, but there is a really loud ticking noise now that i'm finished(really sucks) I don't want to drive it too much anyone have any ideas
