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Dry Clutch Service

Discussion in 'Technical Help' started by Cream_Revenge, Dec 21, 2014.

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  1. Make sure you're using a decent Hex socket (not a multipoint) that isn't gonna slip off & fuck your posts, the nut is pretty shallow.
     
    #101 Tobytyke, Dec 30, 2014
  2. Torque wrench goes to 150ft-lbs but don't have a socket, I'm sure that's easy enough to rectify, will get a normal hex as you say though. I see what you mean about the nut being shallow.
     
    #102 Cream_Revenge, Dec 30, 2014
  3. Really don't need to be very tight if this is right!
     
    #103 Cream_Revenge, Dec 30, 2014
  4. The 5mm post bolts (the only bolts he touches in the video) don't need to be but the drum nut does.
     
    #104 Tobytyke, Dec 30, 2014
  5. Welcome to the realm of the Ducati dry clutch.... You'll soon be whipping it off quicker than the wife's pants...:D[/QUOTE]
    Whats he doing with your wifes pants on?
     
    #105 keith916, Dec 30, 2014
  6. done mine today....easier than I anticipated :upyeah:
     
    #106 Axe, Dec 30, 2014
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  7. Clutch or wife?
     
    #107 RickyX, Dec 30, 2014
  8. When you going to take her for a shake down?
     
    #108 Cream_Revenge, Dec 30, 2014
  9. Again the bike or the wife. I'm confused
     
    #109 mcr998, Dec 30, 2014
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  10. The Ducati
     
    #110 Cream_Revenge, Dec 30, 2014
  11. Believe me guys......my wife ain't easy!
    She luvs our bikes tho' :)
     
    #111 Axe, Dec 30, 2014
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  12. anything is easy if you
    a know what you are doing
    b what you are doing is correct and not just what you think is correct
     
    #112 andyb, Dec 31, 2014
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  13. Which is why I firmly believe in:
    A- fools rush in
    B- forewarned is for armed.
    Which is why I ask so many dumb questions.
     
    #113 Cream_Revenge, Dec 31, 2014
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  14. for me the hardest parts the motivation, where do you guys find the time. i assume your all retired.interesting wee thread i was wondering what a slipper looked like inside.
     
    #114 finm, Dec 31, 2014
  15. Nope, married, father of 2 with full time job with no retirement close (I'm 40). I do work from home though.
     
    #115 Cream_Revenge, Dec 31, 2014
  16. cool,cool.think i need to change my lifestyle. i aint got time for jack. :upyeah:
     
    #116 finm, Dec 31, 2014
  17. Work from home, its awesome.
     
    #117 Cream_Revenge, Dec 31, 2014
  18. i could and should. 15hrs sold at home would be more profitable than the 60hrs min at the workshop in oban, hmm i wonder.
     
    #118 finm, Dec 31, 2014
  19. Its the commute for me, 1hr each way is 10 hours per week, 40 hours per month. That's nearly 2 whole days back! Then add the fact you can play with your dry slipper clutch on your lunch hour eating your sarnie.

    And I'm home all day so eBay goes straight in the garage before others return home ;)
     
    #119 Cream_Revenge, Dec 31, 2014
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  20. hear ya. or i could just send the wife out to work. and continue to do jack.
     
    #120 finm, Dec 31, 2014
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