All the specifications are easily understandable even though it is in Spanish.
No part can go reverse,in-fact I opened the cover as soon as I found the lever hard before re-installing the muffler. I also re-checked the springs,etc before installing the muffler back.
I thought the lever was hard because I had changed the duplicate springs to OE and I never lubricated the clutch cable.
Most probably because of clutch abuse - Releasing the clutch suddenly to launch the bike (or) releasing the clutch suddenly without leaving the accelerator.That sudden shock is enough to eat away that soft aluminum overtime. Same is the case with the valve spring seat washer which prevents the spring from eating the soft aluminum head.
That groves on the housing doesn't allow free engagement and disengagement of the clutch plates as a result of which juddering is noticed when the clutch is just about to engage.
Sibun has answered all your questions very well,kudos to him for his knowledge and experience.
And Remember
To tighten the clutch center nut with a punch and hammer to lock it.
Replace the GPT also if you have to replace the clutch housing assembly because the older gear will damage the new clutch housing gear rapidly.
Clean the internals with a lint free cloth as fibers/lint tend to clog the filter mesh.
Clean OR Replace the kick lever oil-seal if it is leaking.(It can be replaced even with the cover installed.)
If you are replacing the chain then replace the front sprocket also.(In-case it is not included in the kit,Diamond chain kit is THE BEST)
Sibun Bhai please share your experience with us. We all love to hear tips from you.


. Clutch lever was very hard to press and engine heating up . Now lubed and adjusted it all . Both my clutch lever and brake levers are now very light .
- I open wheel and clean the drum and sandpaper the shoe once every six months or so . Gives me opportunity to check all the things in the wheels too . My rear brakes wears twice as fast .
. Ok got it , Thanks .
goes on.. beat's all the other ownership/diy's etc etc thread's (except the Tourer section- anyone doing some bad ass touring on their splendor ?
total Rs.416 ...the clutches cost Rs.336, i thought if Makino cost Rs.140 then OE may be around 250.
. Problem is that rainwater easily falls on it on all 3 of the Yamaha bikes I had and also the Splendor's . CD-100 had that coil mounted in a much safer position rearwards under the tank . It is an intermittent problem and difficult to isolate . Take out the coil and inspect it carefully , or take it to an auto-electrics guy and have it tested properly .
taking pictures.


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