Clutch Center removal

Jonez69

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I am not finding any instruction in the workshop manual concerning removal of the clutch center. Mine definitely needs replaced.I removed the circlips and gently tapped about, but nothing really moved. Any help will be appreciated! Thank you!
Clutch Center removal
 
That almost looks like rust , which might explain the issue .
Since the center is trash , I would lay the clutch basket face down with circlip removed, spray penetrant about and tap it out evenly . A heat gun could help if it's really stuck . Good luck .
 
That almost looks like rust , which might explain the issue .
Since the center is trash , I would lay the clutch basket face down with circlip removed, spray penetrant about and tap it out evenly . A heat gun could help if it's really stuck . Good luck .
I'm pretty sure it is residue from the bronze friction plates. I was able to clean it right off. The picture is from a few months ago when I first started working on this bike. I have decided to order a Barnett plate set from CNW along with the new clutch center they offer. I also bought the clutch rod seal as well.

I was able to drive the old center out without any difficulty once I was assured that was the proper procedure. Thanks again!
 
I'm pretty sure it is residue from the bronze friction plates. I was able to clean it right off. The picture is from a few months ago when I first started working on this bike. I have decided to order a Barnett plate set from CNW along with the new clutch center they offer. I also bought the clutch rod seal as well.

I was able to drive the old center out without any difficulty once I was assured that was the proper procedure. Thanks again!

The bronze friction plates are actually sintered onto a steel host plate. That red residue you see there is fretting.
 
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