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Re: DON'T BUY FRICTION DISKS FROM PARTS N MORE !!!
Reply #15 - 01/09/09 at 20:49:37
 
justin_o_guy2 wrote on 01/09/09 at 19:04:44:
Reelthing wrote on 01/09/09 at 18:32:56:
Oldfeller--FSO wrote on 01/09/09 at 15:08:07:
WARNING  WARNING   We were searching for the world's cheapest clutch job.  


Why?


Dude! Anyone can spend the Big $$$ & do the job, but getting a good job done for the least $$$ is a thrill.


I know but unless you just like pulling the basket out of there go for some quality parts... heck botch up one gasket over the cheap plates and you've burned most of the difference
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Reply #16 - 01/09/09 at 22:36:06
 
Ahhh, yea,, hadnt thot that far into it. I must be tired.
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Reply #17 - 01/10/09 at 02:53:04
 
Low cost good parts are worth investigating.  Sometimes it doesn't work out, then you tell everybody to stay away.  But somebody has to try it out to find out.

If the Clymer information is backwards again (which is why I asked) then this clutch pack is still wrong, but in a different way.  

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Verslagen's data runs like this:

"OK, whipped out my printed in '86 manual, and it says you got it backwards.

5x plates should be 2.92mm-3.08mm (wear limit is 2.62mm)
1x plate  should be 3.45mm-3.55mm (wear limit is 3.15mm)

This matches up with the plates I got from EBC.
Also matches up with a set from barnett."

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My 5x plates are  3.02mm to 3.05" which puts them print nominal to that Verslagy spec.

My 1x plate is 2.85mm which is way way way undersized.


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Verslagen, I pulled my e-copy of the SV650 factory service manual (them squid boys don't mess around, when they rip, they rip the actual factory stuff) and it says your EBC kelar plates should be ....

#1 plate should be 2.92mm-3.08mm (wear limit is 2.62mm)
#2 plate  should be 3.45mm-3.55mm (wear limit is 3.15mm)

Now here's what's funky -- unless you have the factory exploded diagram micro-fische you don't know what #1 plate is and what is #2 plate so this SV 650 data is useless to help me with my problem.


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Re: DON'T BUY FRICTION DISKS FROM PARTS N MORE !!!
Reply #18 - 01/10/09 at 03:28:41
 
Dudes, we gots us a disagreement of the spec books again.  

And I don't know who is right ....

The Clymer book is clear as to what it calls #1 and #2 clutch disks -- page 150 shows a very pretty exploded diagram that calls out that shot pretty clearly.  #1 is the one little thin clutch disk.  #2 is the larger 5 pack disk.

Table 1 on page 163 uses these designations to call out the single little thin disk as being  #1 and the larger thicker 5 pack disks to be #2

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SV650 factory manual says larger thicker disk is #2 disk
(but shows no pic to back that up)

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SmokinBlue agrees with this Clymer and SV650 information from his factory manual

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Verslagen says we are all backwards, he checked a '86 manual and also checked some EBC and Barnett clutch plates.  BUT .... is his #1 and #2 designation simply different in his literature from what it is in ours?

       Is that #1 #2 designation the key to this mystery?



The key to this mystery is to check your factory book carefully to see exactly what your book calls plate #1 and plate #2.  In clarifying this mystery let's refer to them as the single front plate and the main 5 pack plates so we can keep our verbal flow discussion straight since the undefined #1 and #2 designations may be what is fouling us up.

Please check your factory books again.

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Reply #19 - 01/10/09 at 05:27:39
 
OK Suzuki Factory Manual:

Front plate is #2 and it looks like one of them
Back plates are #1 and it looks like 5 of them

To be celar the back plates are in deep in the basket and the front plate is closest to the pressure plate

Keep in mind if you glance at a diagram in the factory manual they have the clutch laid out looking from the engine side out.  Opposite the way you normally see it on the bike.  You are looking at the back side of the basket.

Also, just to try to be complete the wear limit on the claw width is 15.0mm on #1 and 15.1mm on #2.
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Reply #20 - 01/10/09 at 05:43:12
 
ok guys...I am a dolt.  If I am putting the clutch pack together....which one goes in FIRST. (disk 1 or 2)?...and which one goes in LAST(1 or 2) according to the mighty manual?


Sorry...I just am lost here.

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Reply #21 - 01/10/09 at 09:18:20
 




Direct from an '86 SSM for a LS650.

OK, working from the clutch basket, item 14 (the round thingy that looks like someones crown)
Item 12 (aka plate 1, skinny plate) goes on 1st.  Followed by 4 others.
Then item 10 (aka plate 2, fat plate) goes on last.  And the wave washer sits inside it.

And checked it against an '86-'88 Clymer, and has them identified backwards in the exploded diagram.  Another documented error.
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Reply #22 - 01/10/09 at 09:52:00
 
Thank you thank you thank you...now I just have to decide when to do this little job.  I have the disks, and am awaiting the gasket.


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Reply #23 - 01/10/09 at 13:19:16
 
Heck, now I gotta go reword my nasty gram because I was half wrong.  The only incorrect plate I was shipped was the smaller one --- which is way the heck undersized.

Let's see what the boys and girls at parts n more have to say for themselves ....  aside from telling me I am an idiot and I can't read my spec book worth doodley.

Well, ya gotta be mentally prepared to be wrong occasionally.

It is an acquired skill than any married man has practiced enough to get pretty good at it.
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Re: Be cautious about buying a clutch from PARTSnM
Reply #24 - 01/10/09 at 13:36:58
 
Is the claw width the width of the part that fits between the spikes on the "crown"?

In the specs chart, ther's a Claw Width #1 & a claw width #2,, I don't get it.

Yea, O.F., people cant do as much & say as much as you do & not be wr, wr, wro,, Incorrect Once in a while. Your batting average is still enviable, so dont sweat it.
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Reply #25 - 01/10/09 at 13:56:29
 
Thanks for the heads up on Clymer's. I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken... Grin Grin
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Reply #26 - 01/10/09 at 19:49:24
 
I had a bit of a clutch saga........

New to me 86 bike barely running

Got running better and clutch is slippin Angry

Got disks from local store. I am told the odd disk is not required and sells me 6 of the larger disks.

Re assemble and clutch does not release. 4 hrs later figure out problem and install used small disk with the new pack.

Clutch still slipping!!!! Sad

Order new ebc pack and "performance" springs.....a week later....re assemble and clutch still slipping.  Sad

Take back apart......inspect the hell out of the situation. Pressure plate is gouged, steels are blued and the bevel spring is a little outta round.

Order pressure plate, steels, oem springs, new bevel spring.........and problem is gone!!!!!!!!

I was worried that 18 yrs of aircraft maintenance did not prepare me to maintain a savage. If you are working on an older unknown bike, look very carefully at EVERYTHING.

Now I am  Grin
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Re: Be cautious about buying a clutch from PARTSnM
Reply #27 - 01/10/09 at 23:44:12
 
Atgep, I hope you've learned that the guy behind the counter usually doesn't know Jack.  Tell 'em we've met him, he's usually behind the parts counter at a m/c shop.
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Re: Be cautious about buying a clutch from PARTSnM
Reply #28 - 01/12/09 at 16:10:07
 
Well, don't order the single 39-1202 plate from Parts N More because they admit they have incorrect WRONG plates for the one single thicker plate with the increased ID to accomodate the bevel washer.

Now, how in heck they plan to sell clutch plates when they can't get the correct plate dimensions right -- they must be using a CLYMERS manual and a CLYMERS blueprint to spec out their plates !!

Sad, but it's true --  this is one really screwed up thread.

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Hello,

I have looked in the stock that is on our shelves and they all
measure like the one that was sent to you.

Unfortunately I do not have any others that I can send out to you so
I will need to refund you.

I went ahead and refunded your credit card - this will appear in 5-7 days.

You do not need to worry about sending back the incorrect part.

I suggest you try and source the plate somewhere else.

Regards,

PNM

----- Original Message ----- From: "Oldfeller"
To: <orders@partsnmore.net>
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2009 11:22 AM
Subject: Need RMA for one 39-1202 plate on order 65214


> Hello,
>
> On order 65214 I got what was supposed to be one (1) part number
> 39-1202 clutch friction plate (the rest of the order was correct).  
> The single 39-1202 friction plate shipped with the order is the
> wrong diameter inside and out, has the wrong fiber thickness and
> has the wrong size and height of mounting claw protrusions to be a
> part number 39-1202 friction plate.
>
> Looks like your 39-1202 stock location has mixed (incorrect) parts in it.
>
> I need an RMA to return this incorrect plate to you (at your cost
> as this is your goof-up -- send me a prepaid shipper).
>
> I need a correct 39-1202 plate, but I ask specifically that someone
> CHECK ALL THE DIMENSIONS of the replacement plate to verify it is
> the correct inside and outside diameter and that it has the correct
> 3.45mm to 3.55mm fiber thickness and has the correct 15.9mm to 16mm
> wide claw protrusion widths and correct protrusion heights before
> shipping it.  Somebody has to go get a blue print and GO CHECK YOUR
> STOCK to sort out the nonconforming items in it.
>
> If you cannot determine that you have a FULLY CORRECT 39-1202 plate
> to send me, credit my charge card for $7.00 and cancel the item.
>
> Yours,
>
> Oldfeller
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Reply #29 - 01/12/09 at 21:13:20
 
I suggest you try and source the plate somewhere else.


Translated into English.

Go away, leave us alone, we cant help you, you are driving us Krazee!


So, does anyone have a motorcycle that would use the part you were sent?
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