Recently I have had a new starter motor and idler gear fitted sometimes when I switch engine off there is a clunk is this normal ??? it does not do it every time I have a ttr250 endure.
Brian i did not fit a new sprag clutch i sent it back to you if you remember because my mechanic told me it was the idler gear and starter motor that had seen better days it did clunk before occasionally just as it is now and i wondered mif this was normal.
Yeah, it has been mentioned on here before Agman, my favorite is partzilla.com.
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Brian i did not fit a new sprag clutch i sent it back to you if you remember because my mechanic told me it was the idler gear and starter motor that had seen better days it did clunk before occasionally just as it is now and i wondered if this was normal.
Sorry Wil - I had forgotten that - more haste less speed
There was the occasional clunk on shut down from the TTR I just refurbished. As it will be for sale in due course, I couldn't ignore it as I would hate for a new owner to end up possibly needing a new starter and starter gears.
I just replaced the sprag and it took less than an hour including stopping for a long chat about bikes with the postman!
It now shuts down with a nice click
My own policy is that if there is any doubt, its worth renewing the sprag.
Brian i did not fit a new sprag clutch i sent it back to you if you remember because my mechanic told me it was the idler gear and starter motor that had seen better days it did clunk before occasionally just as it is now and i wondered mif this was normal.
not doubting the mechanics word but what caused the damage to these components ? did he remove the flywheel and check the condition of the sprag ? if not then you are heading for the same problem causing damage to starter pinion and corresponding gears again as the sprag may not be operating correctly .I would agree with Brian and as a matter of course replaced it . My own TTR was very much the same and I replaced the sprag and idler starter gear and starter the main culprit was the sprag causing the damage to everything else a loud clonk on shutdown was replaced with a nice gentle click