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klx650sm2002 Serious Thumper Offline The more I learn the less I know. Posts: 2041 Cumbria,England Gender:	Re: Clutch Disks Brand Reply #30 - 01/05/06 at 03:05:11 Had clutch slip with my tuned 350 LC, fitted 3 TZ 750 springs and the problem was cured. Clive W
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Reply #31 - 01/13/06 at 09:57:01

I came to a VERY interesting statement wich actually makes a lot of sence. It states that the main reason for the clutch slippage in the mc is the sludge and crud build-up on the clutch plates. The build-up is caused by the products of the oil degrading. The higher the temp. and the harsher the rider, the more build-up. The article is"More Oil Advice" and it is written by a guy name Mike Guillroy. Please, read it and You will not be sorry for the time.

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Reply #32 - 04/19/06 at 07:35:55

has anybody tried the clutch set from the 650 enduro(ds650) ? i would assume it is the same motor, and when i asked the service guy at our local suzuki shop, he looked up the part #s and description, the enduro uses more clutch plates, obviously a different part#, when i asked him about the swap, i got this "deer in the headlights look", ???

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