Motorised bike bucking bar too far in which causes the clutch not to work please help

[Karl Snarl]

My bucking bar is to far in whiout the ball bearing and the bucking bar is totally stuck any ideas how to get it out

Brake cleaner to get the grease out, and it will slide out of the hole when you tilt the engine.

 

[Seansull]

This video might be of some informational value for you...DAMIEN

Its just showing the clutch shaft on the clutch pad side of things.




I wouldn't do anything that would possibly allow even one piece of metal filings to infiltrate the clutch assembly whatsoever.

Ohhh is taht where I blow it in from

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Brake cleaner to get the grease out, and it will slide out of the hole when you tilt the engine.

Or assisted by a magnet.

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Ohhh is taht where I blow it in from

No...It would be blown from the bucking bar side at an angle where the air would angle in and lift and help blow it out.

 

[Seansull]

NO...It would be blown from the bucking bar side at an angle where the air would angle in and lift and help blow it out.

Ok thanks I’ll try that tomor

 

[Seansull]

Or assisted by a magnet.

Thanks

 

[Seansull]

NO...It would be blown from the bucking bar side at an angle where the air would angle in and lift and help blow it out.

So I blow in from the same side I wnat to get it out from how would taht work

 

[Seansull]

So I blow in from the same side I wnat to get it out from how would taht work

The compression of air I suppose

 

[DAMIEN1307]

So I blow in from the same side I wnat to get it out from how would taht work

Thats a yes...The compressed air will move it and vibrate it around to dislodge it and help pop it out.

 

[Axl Myk]

USE A MAGNET.