TUTORIAL TO CHANGE THE CLUTCH OF YOUR SCOOTER

HOW TO CHANGE YOUR CLUTCH

1) Unscrew the screws of the casing by finishing par the middle one and remove the casing.

2) Remove the noise suppressor.

3) Unscrew the spark plug.

4) Install in place of the spark plug the piston lock .

5) Unscrew the clutch nut using the impact wrench .

6) Remove the clutch housing, then the complete clutch.

7) Release the belt.

8) Place the clutch on a vice. Loosen the nut.

9) Remove the nut pressing the clutch to retain the thrust spring.

11) Here are the parts composing the clutch.

11) Install the new spring,

11) The puck.

11) Finish par the bell.

11) Replace the nut by pressing on the clutch to flatten the spring.

11) Place the clutch back on the vice and tighten the nut vigorously.

11) Replace the belt and clutch.

11) Replace the clutch housing.

11) Close with the nut. Tighten the nut with the impact wrench.

11) Remove the piston lock.

11) Replace the spark plug and the suppressor.

11) Close the kickstarter cover.

Installing a new clutch on your scooter is quite simple but requires patience and precision.

Unlike some parts of the scooter, there is no revision date for the clutch . No mileage specifies when it should be changed.

On the other hand, it is advisable to have it cleaned and checked when changing the transmission belt and the variator, on average every XNUMX thousand to XNUMX thousand km (according to the indications of the manufacturers).

The clutch is an important element of the transmission of a scooter since it allows you to adjust its acceleration. It is a master piece of the transmission of your XNUMXcc scooters of the type Piaggio Zip , MBK Booster, Peugeot Speedfight ou Aprilia such as SR XNUMX.

There are different clutch designs.

You will find at XNUMXfactory .com of complete clutches for different makes and models of scooters as well as the different parts who compose it.

Also discover our wide range of engine parts for scooter . Find on our website our cleaning products et consumables for regular maintenance of your machine.

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