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A little more info: BatteriesPlus had two batteries when I bought the original, a Chinese made 400cca, and a USA made 400cca, of course I went with the USA made unit, which had nice lead terminals, as shown in the strap picture. When I bought the new one, no option was given and I forgot to ask. Got home and the battery had the crappy flimsy steel terminals. I called the store, clerk said they don't have the USA made unit anymore.
Well crap. I thought about returning it and going to pick up the Drag battery from the indy shop, but wasn't up for monkeying around anymore, so installed the Chinese Duracell. We'll see how it does.
I'll measure voltage tonight after charging last night and sitting for a day and see how it reads before trying to start the bike. I'm sure it will be fine, but I'm still disappointed.

Code 3510, replace induction module, 1.2 hours

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Take the pushrod parts out of the transmission and inspect them for damage. Inspect the pressure plate to see that it slides smoothly. Inspect the spring to see that it's not damaged somehow, inspect the clutch basket to see if the plates are hanging up, inspect the release ramps for strange wear or damage. Check the clutch cable for what rigidthumper said about having been used as a ground.

There are only so many parts that move when the clutch lever is pulled. So they all need to be checked.

the throwout bearing looks fine and the hand operation is smooth  just when i begin to use up the free play it clunks or clicks depending on your hearing , I have adjusted almost all the free play out of the adjuster, goes into gear nice shifts nice smooth action on the clutch, what could posibly be wrong?

Quote from: smoserx1 on May 15, 2024, 03:42:39 PMWould a throw out bearing cause this noise?

I would say it's a possibility and wouldn't rule it out.

L1013                2024-04-29

Would a throw out bearing cause this noise?

8 years is fantastic.  About 4 and a half is the record for me.  My last one was a duracell, got a little over 4 years.  It never failed to start but was getting weaker than I was comfortable with,

I also made a quick strap to R&R the battery.

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