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Honda4LifeWes36
04-09-2012, 12:40 PM
Been doing a little riding lately and now when I pull in the clutch, the quad keeps going which means the clutch isn't working right. Can I just tighten something up or does it need a whole new clutch?
Also, lately the spark plug has been coming loose mid ride which is a pain. I've thought I've tightened it enough but still comes loose!
Any help would be appreciated. thanks!
Try adjusting the clutch at the lever as well as the cover next to the header.
If you cant get it to stop creeping then it might be time for a new clutch
As for the spark plug: either you didnt tighten it enough or the threads are messed up. You using the 400ex tool or a socket?
Honda4LifeWes36
04-09-2012, 12:50 PM
400ex Tool
Last I tried with a socket, there wasn't enough room to get it in there.
Sure your making it snug enough? Id try another plug just to make sure.
Honda4LifeWes36
04-09-2012, 01:56 PM
Got the plug back in there snug. Hopefully it stays put this time.
As for the clutch, I went to tighten it up and notice the screw in part was broken so I had to temporarily fix it until I can get a new one.
TheAwesomehonda
04-09-2012, 05:03 PM
Originally posted by Honda4LifeWes36
Got the plug back in there snug. Hopefully it stays put this time.
As for the clutch, I went to tighten it up and notice the screw in part was broken so I had to temporarily fix it until I can get a new one. Are you telling about the adjuster on the lever or right crank case cover?
quadracer556
04-09-2012, 08:22 PM
as you discovered,if its creeping then you have cable or lever/lower cable mount thread issues.if it doesnt want to go then youre looking at worn clutch.
Honda4LifeWes36
04-09-2012, 08:41 PM
The adjuster on the bars was broke. Where your can adjust it by either screwing in or out.
TheAwesomehonda
04-10-2012, 05:03 PM
Originally posted by Honda4LifeWes36
The adjuster on the bars was broke. Where your can adjust it by either screwing in or out. Well get that replaced/fixed and then try adjusting it..
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