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Finn


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Just changed the plates thanks for all the info everything back together but have found a small ball bearing where was that from or is it just on the garage floor ?!



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Finn wrote:

Still can't where it goes mininside looks like this link http://ttr250.com/Clutch_replacement/Clutch_fitting.htm

 but can't see how 28 connects?

thanks

 It just goes in the hole in the middle of the clutch basket/boss that the push rod sits in (see below)

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-- Edited by TT-R250M on Saturday 9th of February 2013 07:57:16 PM

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OOps!      confuse

Could it possibly be the small ball between the clutch push rod pieces??

Does the clutch work and is it adjusted correctly?

Martyn



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That bearing sounds like it came out from your clutch lever assembly.  ROD, PUSH 2 . Part number 28 in the diagram. If it's not working it's the reason.

Diagram of Yamaha Motorcycle Parts 2000 TTR250 - TTR250MC CLUTCH Diagram



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Top man many thanks!

 



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Thanks must be no 28 off again!

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Still can't where it goes mininside looks like this link http://ttr250.com/Clutch_replacement/Clutch_fitting.htm

 but can't see how 28 connects?

thanks



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