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techtalk:ref:svcproc9a [2024/05/01 23:59]
hippysmack [1965 XLCH Transmission Assembly]
techtalk:ref:svcproc9a [2024/05/02 00:54]
hippysmack [1965 XLCH Transmission Assembly]
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-Cross your fingers and slide the trans in. If it's in right it should ALMOST seat by hand. \\+(L) Cross your fingers and slide the trans in. If it's in right it should ALMOST seat by hand. \\
 At least it should start on the dowels. If not, try wiggling it some. It will line up. \\ At least it should start on the dowels. If not, try wiggling it some. It will line up. \\
 Get your bolts in tightening each of them a little at a time so that your trapdoor goes in straight. \\ Get your bolts in tightening each of them a little at a time so that your trapdoor goes in straight. \\
 Then when they'​re all tight, pull them one at a time and put a dab of Loctite on them. \\ Then when they'​re all tight, pull them one at a time and put a dab of Loctite on them. \\
-{{:​techtalk:​ref:​svcproc:​1965_xlch_tranny_pic24_by_scottericsonon.jpg?​direct&​400|}} \\+(R) Ok, next step. Grab all your kickstart stuff. \\ 
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 +Slide the clutch shaft parts on with the collar first then the spring and the gear. \\ 
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 +(L) I thought sure I took one with the starter crank gear too but can seem to find it now. \\ 
 +ANYHOW install that it's tabbed lock washer and the nut tighten it up and fold over one of the lock tabs. \\ 
 +Get your primary shoe in with one bolt just to hold it in place while you're putting the chain etc in. \\ 
 +(I put a new plastic shoe on mine obviously) \\ 
 +(R) Gather up your primary chain, crankshaft gear and clutch basket. \\ 
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 +(L) This would be an EXCELLENT time to test your kickstarter to make sure it functions correctly. \\ 
 +Just put the clutch basket in place and hold in with your hand as your helper. \\ 
 +(or yourself if you can reach) cranks the kick thru one cycle. \\ 
 +Now get the basket back in along with the primary chain and crank sprocket. \\ 
 +Get the crank nut and the clutch hub in tightened up (150 lb/ft ). \\ 
 +Make sure you fold over a lock tab on your clutch hub nut. \\ 
 +Crank gear nut is 1-1/4" while the clutch basket is 1-1/​2"​. \\ 
 +(R) gather up your clutch parts. \\ 
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 +I had pulled the whole clutch as an assembly like this and left all the plates stacked while they were out. \\ 
 +Made the install VERY easy as all I had to do was flip the stack over and put in pieces one at a time. \\ 
 +Get the springs in the basket and grab your clutch release disk. \\ 
 +Then get your spring compressor started and sneak the clutch release disk down behind it. \\ 
 +(R) AS SOON AS you can get the locknuts started with 3 or 4 threads get them on there so the clutch isn't a loaded gun anymore. \\ 
 +Go ahead and get those all tightened up and remove your spring compressor. \\ 
 +It should be noted here that I have a 75 and as a result I have the spacers. \\ 
 +If you have a different year (I think pre74), you don't want to just tighten up those nuts. \\ 
 +There'​s a certain spacing they have to be at. \\ 
 +Once your compressor is out of the way, slap the bolt in the lower hole of the primary adjuster. \\  
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 +(L) Measure your primary chain slop and get that set to specs. \\ 
 +Then go ahead and button up the rest of the adjuster making sure you double check slack after all your pieces are in and tight. \\ 
 +(R) Ok, now let's move over to the right side of the bike for a bit. \\ 
 +Grab your drive sprocket, a tabbed washer for that and it's nut and a 1-1/4" socket. \\ 
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 +Get that stuff on and tightened up remembering to fold the lock tabs over. \\ 
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