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  1. Thanks for the help SlammedRanger! I appreciate this, I’ve been scratching my head trying to figure this out..

     

    When I first removed it, I left the nut(circled in red) thinking it would slide out with the stopper shaft completely and cover. I realized it wasn’t coming off, then removed this nut circled in red.(see pic) so I could slide off the clutch casing of the stopper shaft in yellow(see pic). I also disconnect the clutch cable.
     

    I’ve been thinking it all day how I screwed up. I also used an impact driver to remove this screw going counter clockwise. I’m thinking when I did this it engaged Reverse somehow?
     

    Right now I have it fully assembled, but plan on removing the cover on Monday or Tuesday after work.

     

    How do I set the tension on the spring? After I disassemble, does the stopper shaft just slide out? Do I pull it out or just leave it in place and try to move the springs back in the direction of the green arrow so it’s more loaded? All help is appreciated…

     

    once again thank you!

     

     

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  2. Hello,

    im new to the forum and looking for assistance.

    I replaced the Clutch on a 2014 Honda TRX 400x and used a tusk competition kit with new springs. I soaked the disk for a few hours.
     

    I’m not sure if something got bent or a spring broken but need help. Here is the dilemma, I’m stumped.


    Here is how the gears suppose to work 
    Gears 1

    1st gear all the way down.

    Neutral One click up


    Reverse: Click into first gear all the way down and turn knob (see pic of circled knob) to engage reverse

     

    When in reverse, click up one to get into neutral.
     

     1st gear down , neutral up ,2nd gear , up - 3rd gear, up - 4th gear, up -5th gear up


    Here is how they work:

     

    I noticed that when I click all the way down reverse is engaged already without turning the knob to engage it. When this occurs it should be in first gear. Did a spring break, or get loose? Did something bend? See videos and images.

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