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Stuffed up photos Here is one 2 others in my gallery
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At last got Clutch & Flywheel out. Clutch took some gentle persuading with a pry bay. No visible damage to either but will get flywheel crack tested
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It looks the same as mine When you installed it did you spilt flywheel & clutch? Photos/
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Yours is quite different. This is the view of mine through the inspection hole on right side of motor I wonder if its typical of the single plate clutch V11
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I wasn't able to get clutch & flywheel out last night. Its to tight to remove by hand. Thinking I could use a 3 leg puller Thoughts?
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Got toothed crown off last night It looks fine Photos of both side
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Thank for the Drawing Doc. So 10 is only the outer layer. The workshop manual mentions alignment marks to use when reassembling normal clutch/flywheel (Needed to ensure timing is correct?). Are there going to be the same for the RM clutch/flywheel? I will be watching out for them and taking plenty of photos
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Yes the toothed crown is what the starter motor acts on. I will check for cracks tonight
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Bolts on RM are an allen head type but yes they will need replacing
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Back of RM clutch -
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Yes it is. 20 years a bit late to claim on it? Any idea if I can find out if it's been done?
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Good point about the screws. I wonder if they are Guzzi specfic or are available from any good fastners supplier
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No not yet. One step at a time. Picked up locking tool last night. So planning on opening up clutch tonight
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Before I decide what I'm doing with the gearbox I want to see what condition the Clutch/plate & Flywheel are in. The workshop manual says to remove the alternator first. Any idea why you need to do this? I've borrowed Locking Tool A and with a RAM clutch being 1 piece you don't need Tool B
