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Rebuilding an old ‘82 Special. I ran the clutch cable down and into the case, but when I pull on the lever, it doesn’t retract at all. What’s going on here? How do I get proper clutch engagement and springiness?
Even when i hold the cable housing in place with my hand, the lever still doesn't retract? The spring is still fairly tight, and I've tried attaching the lfting mechanism with the spring resting tightly coiled and stretched out. Either, way, when I pull the clutch lever, the mechanism lifts slight, but the lever does not retract. Old spring maybe? Not lubricated? Or will the inclusion of the cable holder fix this you think? Any idea is welcome
Having an old clutch cable will make it noticeably harder to pull the clutch lever. Theres some adjustments to be made on the clutch before you get it functioning properly.
Once its all hooked up , youll have about a half inch of lever action that will operate the clutch and enable you to shift gears.
i made this 3d model of clutch cable holder xs400 '81, 3d printed in nylon+gf filament.
if someone needs the obj or stl file, message me because I can't upload this type of file here.
regards.