I don't think the kick start shaft will come out without removing the entire clutch basket. Easy job, just need the right tools and the manual. If you feel lost you can go to YouTube and look at how it's done. Computer age is your friend.
Man oh man.....
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Yep! How lucky you/we are now. My first "trick" would be to put the lever back on the shaft and go through the motions and see if the spring is off of it's anchor or the spring is broken. the hint is going to be if the coil keeps turning on the shaft around the white cylinder shown in Palmer's pic.
I think it will come out, I just think it is a mudder phucker to put back in with the clutch basket installed. Makes the job a lot easier if it were off. You can do it. Just take your time, take pics if you have to. Like others have said you should have manual and youtube handy. Its not hard at all.
Someone was in the YZ I am working on right now, there is a washer between the case and the kick start shaft that was missing, I haven't yet but will be insuring all the other parts are there before I seal it back up. Damn hackers!
You can also stick a soft washer in the gear and lock it up. Works fine, destroys washer!
I think it's the pinion gear and basket gear.
I think it's the pinion gear and basket gear.
It's gotta be in top gear, otherwise it's difficult. -BIG DAN
Thx everyone! Keep em coming....more info the more it helps....thanks again !
Tried that tooIt's gotta be in top gear, otherwise it's difficult. -BIG DAN
I finally broke down and bought the tool, though I think one would be easy enough to fab up yourselfTried that too
Yah, welding vice grips come to mind!
bring it over n I will fix it
Nice offer, he is from AZ yah know? Kind a long drive.
I'm sure you could help Pat change the air in his tires instead of having him take it to Wilson's.
yeah but my house is out of his way and his truck knows the way to Wilsons
Stopped by there today and picked up an MSR Tire Changing stand.
