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Thanks for the offer Duck. I am still trying to decide whether to tackle the job myself or have someone that has been into the older Hondas before do it. I priced the clutch parts and they were only a little over 100 bucks, if that is all it needs to get back up and goin.

Toodeep, I was not but the adjustment screw wasn't turning. Just the locking nut was. I used an open ended wrench to see the adjusting screw while i turned the nut to be sure.

Thank ya jeepwm69!

Thank you for the info, I certainly appreciate it! I will dig more into the service manual and see if I think I am capable of doing the work myself, see if I can find the parts, or find someone in the SW Missouri area that has been there before and knows what they are doing. I wasn't sure if it was a regular metric nut or if there was something special about it. The ol Honda is too good of a machine not to fix, especially when you price a new one!

I have an 88 TRX350D that I have owned for many years and use on my small farm. Other than a cam chain and routine oil changes I haven't had to do much to it. Recently, I have noticed in the higher gears under acceleration, the clutch seems to slip just a bit. My father has a 300 2wd about the same age. He recommended I adjust the clutch before doing anything more drastic. Before using it to take my 5 year old back to the pond this weekend to catch some fish, I got into my service manual, and saw that I needed to remove the clutch adjustment cap (which broke tabs when I removed it). I loosened the nut with a 14 mm socket, turned the adjuster counterclockwise until resistance was felt and went 1/4 turn back. When I went to tighten the locking nut, it never tightened back up. It feels like it is stripped. Can anyone tell me if I try to split the nut and replace it, will that be possible without something coming loose inside the cover? I am starting to wonder if I should look into having it taken in for a complete clutch job. With the locking nut as it is, now the atv will not move at all, so I am going to have to do something. Thanks to anyone that can offer some info!