Single plate clutch doesn’t engage

[gstallons]

You can gravity bleed the clutch system if you don't have a Phoenix bleed system .Turn the bars to the left and crack the bleeder 1/2 turn and allow it to flow . I hope you remove the dust cap . This is pretty important . Three "fill ups" of the reservoir should get out any air of the system. Tighten the bleed screw . use a short 10 if you have one .

Work the lever to make sure you have a good clutch pull .

[JKV11]

It wasn't the friction plate, that was the wrong way around. But there ware 6 holes in the pressure plate and they had to fit over the 6 allen screws that hold the flywheel to the crankshaft and they ware not aligned properly

Problem solved

[gstallons]

Mmmmmmmm. 

[Rolf Halvorsen]

Thank you for telling us. The only way to increase learning - is to know how things can go wrong.

Rolf

[gstallons]

You got that right ! I am "the man" of mistakes !

[JKV11]

Thanks for the support, i feld very stupid, but this soothes the pain

[Lucky Phil]

On 3/22/2020 at 11:42 PM, Rolf Halvorsen said:

Air in the system makes the slave cylinder not move enough.

 

Correct, with a spongy feel. Lots of lever movement with little slave travel. Different to a rock solid lever that wont move at all.

Ciao