Engine slight power loss

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Old 08-01-2006 | 03:01 AM
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Engine slight power loss

when im going fast after i shift into second and reach like 7k rpm i lose power(like clutch was pulled in) until it jumps to like 9k then its normal wtf is goin on dosent happen when im riding normal only when im gettin on it for speed
Old 08-01-2006 | 03:05 AM
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Re: Engine slight power loss

If the rpms are jumping up and you dont feel like you are accelerating... that's clutch plates slipping. Make sure your lever is adjusted right... if it is, then it's time for new plates.
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new pressure plate was just put in i dont know how to check if my clutch was adjusted right
Old 08-01-2006 | 03:10 AM
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Re: Engine slight power loss

new pressure plate wont really help...

you need to replace ALL of the FIBER plates... they are what create the friction on the metal plates that lets a clutch work.

to check for correct adjustment... there should be a small amount of "free play" in the cable... you should be able to pull the lever a tiny bit BEFORE there is tension on the cable and it starts to move the clutch arm down on the engine... hope that made sense... its hard to type this stuff without writing a book.
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