roberto tenni Posted June 19, 2013 Posted June 19, 2013 Does anyone out there know of definitive list of parts required to convert single plate clutch on Tenni/Scura to twin plate and including a flywheel not made of bubbles and dreams? Or RAM conversion?
mznyc Posted June 21, 2013 Posted June 21, 2013 Yes.I just completed this last fall.all is good and she shifts like a dream with a different pre-selector cover. You will need any twin plate assembly from a V11S or Griso.(i had a Griso).Should include the button which the push rod engages. A new set of friction plates A clutch hub for a TPlate V11 Front and rear seals for block and tranny if you want to play it safe,I did Oring for push rod New lock washer and lock nut for clutch hub Screws and washers for flywheel Clutch hub socket to remove and install hubs Clutch removal/install tools Here's a long thread but a lot of info with part numbers. http://www.v11lemans.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=17074
fotoguzzi Posted June 21, 2013 Posted June 21, 2013 are you relation to Umberto Tenni or who ever the bike was named for?
Baldini Posted June 21, 2013 Posted June 21, 2013 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omobono_Tenni & http://motosimpatico.com/2011/02/omobono-tenni-our-patron-saint/ Don't think OP is related - just his bike! Michael, glad to hear all is going well - you earned it!
roberto tenni Posted June 21, 2013 Author Posted June 21, 2013 Many thanks all. I have a better picture of what is required now. Not related to but inspired by Omobono. Had to have a Tenni.
Camn Posted June 21, 2013 Posted June 21, 2013 I had mine made 6/2011, these are the parts which were used (the terms I use are not "too official"). There has been some discussion about the push rod 01085730, but according my spare part book the number is the same for 2 plate clutches. Some adjustment was needed on the clutch lever and adjustment screw (for the work cylinder), because it released so "late" with the 2 disc clutch (as if the push rod should be a bit shorter).(Parts only > 1.000€)12082300 Intermediate clutch ring 14082800 Clutch pressure plate V11 13008290 Pressure plate for springs 11067930 Sprocket wheel for starter 14067000 Flywheel V11 14211600 Friction plate with sprockets 195628025 Nut safety washer 193601026 Nut 14084100 Clutch spring V11 1012067701 M8 x 25 bolt, 10.9 614615901 M8 Washer zn 637067705 M6 x 12 socket cap 12.9 sw 8142217901 M6 Washer 814217901 Lock washer 6,4x10x0,7 83084400 Clutch plate Ap 290404059 Shaft gasket gear shaft 190405367 Shaft gasket crankshaft 190706233 O-ring for clutch boss 190718370 Gasket exhaust pipe 2 2 disc: http://www.stein-dinse.biz/bilder/auto/breite_800/303033303013.gif 1 disc: http://www.wendelmotorraeder.de/shop/images/guzzi/1100/v11_99/v1199_36.gif
mznyc Posted June 22, 2013 Posted June 22, 2013 Where were you Camn when I was doin mine. Peter at Reboot is a good source for the clutch assembly.Used is fine if he says it's in good shape. The seals,screws and washers,plates should all be new to be safe.
Camn Posted June 22, 2013 Posted June 22, 2013 I could also find some of the parts second hand. The most expensive (official list prices at that time) parts were the 1067930 Sprocket wheel for starter V11 (“300€”) and 4067000 Flywheel V11 (“480€”). I could think that these will not suffer a lot in use? I assume that the most important thing on the flywheel is the inner toothing, how much it has worn out (= "noise level"). On the contratry, I think that I have read on some forums, that the 4211600 Friction plate with sprockets (“126€”) sometimes gets twisted, the 3008290 Pressure plate for springs (“150€”) maybe not so much ? The friction material itself is discussed a lot. I decided to use the same parts, which are said to be also the original spare parts ("ap"). Here are also detailed pictures how the parts really look like (in the middle, "motoguzznix"), the 1-disc/2-disc flywheels are much more different than what you might think of by looking at the spare part pictures: http://www.v11sport.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1937&hilit=2+scheiben+umbau&start=75 The only thing which disturbs me now a bit, is the noise level when idling clutch lever released (not the noise -part of the fun- when the clutch lever is pulled). This "idling noise" has been noteworthy all the time, allthough "all the parts were new" and the work was done by a very experienced technician. I try to imagine what is happening inside the clutch and calm down by thinking that it is just the friction plate toothing against the flywheel toothing and the twitch of the power stroke of the motor. As everybody is mostly saying - when the V11 clutch sounds like this, it is OK.
slowkitty Posted June 12, 2015 Posted June 12, 2015 Great list by Camn ... isn't a longer pushrod (01 08 57 30) from a twin-plater needed? Cheers
Camn Posted June 13, 2015 Posted June 13, 2015 Isn't a longer pushrod (01 08 57 30) from a twin-plater neededThis has also been discussed on the German V11 site but I have never seen any part number for a push rod for the single plater. I felt that the push rod should be a bit shorter for the two plater, since I had to adjust the lever (the screw on the handle which pushes the main cylinder) so that the clutch would not catch so "far away". I was used to a different position (clutch engagement) with the single plater. Here's a page from a spare part book for 2001-2002 V11 models: No remarks = All models "LM/SN" = V11 LeMans/Sport Naked “LMT/S” = V11 Lemans Tenni/Scura
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