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Andreas YaBB Newbies Offline Badass Posts: 42	Re: Transmission assembly problem Reply #15 - 05/04/13 at 11:29:09 SALB wrote on 05/04/13 at 09:29:38: Looks to me as if some of the gears were mixed and put on the wrong shafts. No... I am convinced that I have a completely wrong counter shaft. I've already asked for the right one and I believe that I'll have it in about ten days. I 'll let you know how it goes!!!
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Re: Transmission assembly problem
Reply #16 - 05/05/13 at 09:00:51

Ive never wanted anything to do with the puzzle they call a motorcycle transmission. I cant imagine wading off into one someone else dumped out of the box. I sure dont envy you, but I will follow along & cheer for you when you win it,

& someones done gone & slipped a piece in from another puzzle?

Thats just wrong right there,,

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Re: Transmission assembly problem
Reply #17 - 05/05/13 at 15:54:18

Andreas wrote on 05/04/13 at 11:29:09:

No... I am convinced that I have a completely wrong counter shaft. I've already asked for the right one and I believe that I'll have it in about ten days.

I 'll let you know how it goes!!!

Andreas, The countershaft is the same diameter on the 4 speed and the 5 speed. I just did an engine split last month due to a crack in the right crankcase half of an 98 5 speed engine that I swapped into my 87. I split both engines and put my right side crankcase half from the 87 on the 98. They are Identical. The bike is up and running with no leaks and shifts fine. The countershaft diameter IS 22mm on the clutch side.

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His: 1987 LS650F stock except for 98 engine, Dyna muffler. Hers: 2008 S40 with factory bags, windshield and sissybar.

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Andreas YaBB Newbies Offline Badass Posts: 42	Re: Transmission assembly problem Reply #18 - 06/17/13 at 09:31:21 I want to thank all of you for your precious help! I bought from ebay a complete used transmission assembly from an '87 Savage. I've installed it and now is shifting gears like a charm!!!
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justin_o_guy2 Serious Thumper Offline What happened? Posts: 55279 East Texas, 1/2 dallas/la.	Re: Transmission assembly problem Reply #19 - 06/18/13 at 07:33:38 cheater!
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Dane Allen Serious Thumper Offline Carpe Diem!! Posts: 1217 Riverside, CA Gender:	Re: Transmission assembly problem Reply #20 - 06/18/13 at 13:41:18 justin_o_guy2 wrote on 06/18/13 at 07:33:38: cheater! Dude, that is way too funny!! Seriously, though, he is up and riding and that is the best place to be!!
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