Anyone near SC wanna help turn a wrench?

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I just got my S10 and sadly am not mechanically inclined or so equipped if I were. I was hoping to get the clutch basket and cct swapped out. Of course id ride, bring parts and whatever else to compensate. I just dont trust dealers around here.


THANKS!!!

 

[HHH]

Would you be willing to travel to Jacksonville, FL?

I have all the tools needed, including the EBC clutch removal tool, an extra nut and gasket.

I am leaving tomorrow morning on a work trip and will be back only in about eleven days. I have no business in SC, but when I'm back, I could take my tools and ride there to change it for you...I guess.

 

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Just a quick bumpo since Im going to try to make the beast "mine" and my mechanical skills have not improved. And yes, I can travel!

 

[Dogdaze]

Just a quick bumpo since Im going to try to make the beast "mine" and my mechanical skills have not improved. And yes, I can travel!

Seriously, the clutch basket is the easiest jobs to do, a few simple tools and a clutch basket wrench will make the job 1 hour, start to finish. There is a fantastic tutorial on the site (do a quick search) done by Koinz ( ::008:. Buy the 27mm nut, a socket of course, the gasket, although I never used mine, the very thin wire ring set, to retain the first two plates..............

http://www.yamahasupertenere.com/index.php?topic=12921.0

Read the thread a few times, it really is that easy, a torque wrench is your friend, and on the side stand you don't lose a drop of oil. Make sure you keep an eye on the two dowels.

Look at this exploded view to see all the parts.

http://www.procaliber.com/oemparts/a/yam/53306f5af870024560f03e1f/clutch

The CCT, I would personally not touch, leave it to someone that has done it or a shop....

 

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i had the dealer do the cct a while back, yami covered it for me so NBD there. if i had tools, id probably do the clutch myself too but being i have only a 3 way allen to my name (and vice grips) im kinda limited, lol.

 

[OldRider]

I agree the clutch basket is no problem to change for a mechanic, but someone that's not so good a mechanic could find 20 ways to screw it up and bad too. Don't take a chance, have someone that knows what they're doing have at it.

 

[Checkswrecks]

I agree the clutch basket is no problem to change for a mechanic, but someone that's not so good a mechanic could find 20 ways to screw it up and bad too. Don't take a chance, have someone that knows what they're doing have at it.

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