'74 Triumph sprocket cover plate

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'74 Triumph sprocket cover plate

Postby gjr » Fri Apr 01, 2011 5:20 pm

I'm digging ino the transmission on my '74 Daytona to replace the layshaft bearings. The sprocket cover plate behind the clutch appears to have been glued in by a previous owner/mechanic. What is the best way to get it out with out breaking anything or setting fire to the bike ?

On a semi related note, the thrust washer behind the clutch bearings has the inside diameter is worn oval. Clearly that is a problem, are there other problems that I should be looking for ? How did the PO get it out of place so badly ?

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Re: '74 Triumph sprocket cover plate

Postby grandpaul » Sat Apr 02, 2011 9:11 am

Remove the 6 screws and tap it out from the sprocket side.

It's a precision fit.
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Re: '74 Triumph sprocket cover plate

Postby gjr » Sat Apr 02, 2011 5:23 pm

Pretty obvious once you mention it. Some how I expected unit construction to be put together like a Honda or a Bultaco. Looking underneath, I see that is not the case...

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