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My son's 4wheeler - Cowmilker - 04-17-2005
The clutch on my son's Suzuki LT50 4 wheeler is locked up and it wont release. It wasn't running for a little while and I think someone (my brother in law) tried to push/pull it to start it by compression. I cleaned out the carb today and got it to start, but I had to prop it up so the wheels were off the ground as I was pulling on the cord. I ran it up and down the street a few times to see if the accelleration and deceleration would break the clutch free but it is still stuck. Does anyone know a trick to get it unstuck, before I have to take it somewhere? Does anyone know a good, cheap repair place?
Any hints would be appreciated! Thanks
Steve
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Re: [Cowmilker] My son's 4wheeler - ocean - 04-17-2005
Hey i can ask the tech guy at my job monday maybe he can figure out if its something simple.
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Re: [Cowmilker] My son's 4wheeler - Theekillerbee - 04-17-2005
Is it a standard flywheel clutch, or is it a newer CV type clutch?
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Re: [Theekillerbee] My son's 4wheeler - Cowmilker - 04-17-2005
It is a centrifugal clutch, it grabs as rpm is increased, but this one is not releasing, so the motor wont idle with the bike standing still.
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Re: [Cowmilker] My son's 4wheeler - Theekillerbee - 04-19-2005
First thing you should do is check the belt. They usually have problems with slippage when they go bad, but it could be sticking. The biggest problem with those type of clutches, is that they eventually wear out. Just like a snowmobile clutch. If the clutch is gone, they are usually around $500 to get repaired. Sometimes a rebuild kit can be of benefit, but those are usually short term repair options. Good luck.
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