when I try to start my engine I am hearing an awful poppin sound in the clutch (not like back fire pop more like two pieces of metal pop) and this happened when I tightened up my inner clutch the other day did I tighten it up to much or what, can someone help me please.
poppin when tryin to start it
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Al.Fisherman
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What are you working on...this should help. If it's a 2 cycle, post in the 2 cycle section, for a better response.
Hammond Egger
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It's probably the chain poppin off the sprocket teeth. The clutch adjustment is probably just a coincidence.
DuctTapedGoat
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Chain tension, chain alignment, sprocket teeth catching rollers on the chain.
It's tough to say.
It's tough to say.
poppin stopt
it stopt poppin I think it was in the bearing of back tire wen i went to grease my bearings one the bearings was outta place so I kinda felt foolish . Though I put to much grease in the inner clutch and its hard to start does anyone know if it will get better in time or do I have to replace something.
it stopt poppin I think it was in the bearing of back tire wen i went to grease my bearings one the bearings was outta place so I kinda felt foolish . Though I put to much grease in the inner clutch and its hard to start does anyone know if it will get better in time or do I have to replace something.
Al.Fisherman
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I'd take the clutch plate off and clean well. You can clean the pads with alcohol or a can of break or starting fluid
kI will give that a try so do I have to follow the same procedures as tightening the clutch i dont have to go any further than taking the flower nut off or do I ? I had looked and it seems to me i may have to go in deeper is that what the thing that has threads on it and pully like thing in it
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