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Had my bike ( a 2004 Factory) in to Southern Cross to recifty a totally different fault but they told me that they bled the clutch as it was very 'spongy' which it was. But within a week of them doing that, it now will not go into neutral at all at standstill with the engine running and other gears are very clunky to engage. The lever also goes from being very firm to quite light as I ride.
I've tried bleeding it several times since but it still will not go into neutral.
I did notice a 'creaking', 'squeaking' sound as I pull in the clutch lever and I located the source of this noise to the clutch cover on the right hand side moving in and out as I engage/disengage the clutch lever. Is this movement normal or not? The clutch cover seems to have a rubber diaphram around the magnesium cover which is how it is moving in and out, but the creaking sound doesn't sound normal.
Is it just not bled properly or could it be something more serious?
Any help greatly appreciated!
Danny
I've tried bleeding it several times since but it still will not go into neutral.
I did notice a 'creaking', 'squeaking' sound as I pull in the clutch lever and I located the source of this noise to the clutch cover on the right hand side moving in and out as I engage/disengage the clutch lever. Is this movement normal or not? The clutch cover seems to have a rubber diaphram around the magnesium cover which is how it is moving in and out, but the creaking sound doesn't sound normal.
Is it just not bled properly or could it be something more serious?
Any help greatly appreciated!
Danny
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