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justin_o_guy2
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Reply #15 - 06/19/08 at 09:57:00
 
I found an old piece of leather, folded it, stuffed it in & locked the gears, It wouldnt fall in anything..just sayin'
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Reply #16 - 06/21/08 at 07:52:06
 
guys, thanks so much for all the suggestions and the pic.  I can see that it is probably hiding under the oil pump.  I had to leave it to do to a sudden illness in wife's family Embarrassed but expect to get back to it tommorow.  I think the straw/shop vac might really work will definitely utilize that one.  Also, as a when I get it out someone earlier mentioned on this whole cam chain changing issue somehow being able to remove the primary gear without taking off the clutch, how?  Also, to remove the clutch it mentions a special tool?? How do you guys hold the clutch still to break the nut loose and when it goes back together to you just hammer that locking nut back up into place with screwdriver or something?  Thanks again... Smiley
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Reply #17 - 06/22/08 at 00:27:39
 
I diden't realize you were that poor,send me your address and I will send you a hundred pennies Wink
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Reply #18 - 06/22/08 at 12:12:56
 
oksavage wrote on 06/21/08 at 07:52:06:
1. I think the straw/shop vac might really work will definitely utilize that one.  
2. Also, as a when I get it out someone earlier mentioned on this whole cam chain changing issue somehow being able to remove the primary gear without taking off the clutch, how?  
3. Also, to remove the clutch it mentions a special tool?? How do you guys hold the clutch still to break the nut loose
4. and when it goes back together to you just hammer that locking nut back up into place with screwdriver or something?

1. me too!   Smiley
2. I think you can only do that with an '86. the gear on the clutch has to be bigger than the basket.
3. remove the clutch plates and break the nut before removing primary. break the primary nut before removing clutch.
4. lock washer? just bend the tab up and you're good to go.
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Reply #19 - 06/22/08 at 13:08:41
 
I owe serowbot big time,  I got it!!!!  the nut on the primary gear is giving me fits,  it's trying to round off, 30mm right??  Also, shouldn't it turn to the right to loosen(toward the front)??
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Reply #20 - 06/22/08 at 18:30:11
 
one of the nuts is a lefty.    Counter clockwise to tighten, clockwise to loosen.....
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Reply #21 - 07/22/08 at 21:15:43
 
oksavage..what ever became of this?? I just lost my circlip in that oblong hole (I think that's where it went) and now I'm pissed as hell and researching like crazy!
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Reply #22 - 07/22/08 at 21:37:36
 
Nice going, o.k.savage!  Glad it worked, thanks for the props.
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