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replacing clutch cover

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    21st century digital boy Rummy's Avatar
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    replacing clutch cover

    My 636 has some needle bearings in the clutch cover to support the cam that engages and disengages the clutch. I want to replace the cover, but those things aren't budging. Are they pressed in or something? Is there a trick I don't know about?

    Here's a pic for reference. (I'm talking about 92046)

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    Unsafe At Any Speeds Jim's Avatar
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    Re: replacing clutch cover

    not sure how the 636 is in comparision to my GSXR, but I had to replace my cover last season. the magneeto (sp?) is attached to the inside of my cover and it's extremely magnetic. it took a good pull to get it apart, and alot of caution when putting it back on. i'm sure you already know this, but make sure you replace your gasket.

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