This is the upper crankcase, with the transmission and main shafts.
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My Triumph Thunderbird Repairs
I found out that my wonderfull Triumph Thunderbird 1995 had a broken sprag clutch (in the book I have (Haynes service & repair manual), they call it starter clutch)... And I took the decision to change it myself. I have the books, and the knowledge to do it, so why not. And I will document the operation in this blog.
Saturday, June 25, 2005
This is the upper crankcase, with the transmission and main shafts.
Previous Posts
- The sump is now removed.
- This is the sump to the engin.
- Here's the clean engine. This part with the final...
- The engine is now clean. I hope it will rain tomo...
- The engine is out. Now cleaning time!!!
- Now, the motorcycle don't need the lift to stay up...
- Without the foot rest. Now the airbox.
- Without the mufflers. Now there's the Airbox, the...
- This morning I started. Oil, coolant are out. Fu...
- Here's my TBird ready for the operation.
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