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clutch push rod
- Thread starter drgaz
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Re:ES2 clutch push rod& new clutch fitted
This all a big learning curve for me as it seems as every thing I do to improve my old brit turns out to be a struggle.B eing born and bred on 70s jam multis as been a delight but then I saw the light and love my 500 single. where can I get a push rod the correct size for an AMC box?...........Thank you for taking the time to reply Gaz
This all started after fitting a new clutch the push rod that was fitted looked old and worn, I only have cable adjustment there is no other way I can adjust the clutch. will I have any problems if I was to cut about an inche from the centre of the rod .drgaz said:Please can any one tell me if I should cut my new clutch push rod in half and fit a small ball bearing in the middle of the to ? the Rod I have is to long. Gaz
This all a big learning curve for me as it seems as every thing I do to improve my old brit turns out to be a struggle.B eing born and bred on 70s jam multis as been a delight but then I saw the light and love my 500 single. where can I get a push rod the correct size for an AMC box?...........Thank you for taking the time to reply Gaz
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drgaz,
I think you’ve stumped the panel.
Why is the stock pushrod too long?
Jason
I think you’ve stumped the panel.
Why is the stock pushrod too long?
Jason
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forks long road holders
next I have reconditioned the road holders and need to find out how much and of what grade of oil to use in them at present I have a quarter of a pint of ATF 10 grade and there not very good at all .
Well the bikes built up of many different parts like its a 57 frame with a 54 motor and a 52 g/box so finding the right parts is a problem any how I have resolved the problem by cutting the new push rod to the correct length and then re hardend the tip by heating to cherry red and letting it cool job done !Jason Curtiss said:drgaz,
I think you’ve stumped the panel.
Why is the stock pushrod too long?
Jason
next I have reconditioned the road holders and need to find out how much and of what grade of oil to use in them at present I have a quarter of a pint of ATF 10 grade and there not very good at all .
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Sounds like and interesting project.
Dynodave's website http://www.gis.net/~dynodave/norton.htm might be useful for sorting out your clutch and forks, he also makes a nifty clutch pushrod seal.
The forks officially call for 150cc of 30wt fork oil each ~ what others put in there is a matter of preference.
Good luck.
Phil
Dynodave's website http://www.gis.net/~dynodave/norton.htm might be useful for sorting out your clutch and forks, he also makes a nifty clutch pushrod seal.
The forks officially call for 150cc of 30wt fork oil each ~ what others put in there is a matter of preference.
Good luck.
Phil
