Installing a new Barnett clutch on my FZ6. I included the instructions from the manual at the beginning of this video as an additional reference. / motoshaman
Wow I never knew changing a clutch would be so easy. I imagined it would be a pain in the arse. My FZ6 does not need it yet but it looks easy to DIY. Great video.
thanks for this vid. I always thought this would be a really daunting task, but you explained everything well. and that extra info about the new springs is also priceless. (i was only going to order the plates and a gasket) I'm gonna order parts and get this done thanks to your video.
After you instal the after market parts, everything went well? I order for my fzs1000 as well after market parts and I can't change gears after. I leave only the metal plates with the old friction plates and same thing gears are blocked I can shift only without cluch no chance to put it into neutral. After that I saw that for my tipe of bike are 6 type's of friction plate and 2 or 3 steel plates.
The clutch feels fantastic when shifting, but the pull on the lever is a bit stiffer than I'd like. Much better grab when I take off from a stop. I had about 36,000 miles on the bike when I did the clutch change. Hopefully it will last at least 36,000 more miles.
Um, the order 100% matters. If yamaha does their clutches in a similar manner with all their bikes than you literally screwed up your clutch install. The yamaha super tenere is very specific in how the clutch order goes. And from what I've seen on other install videos it does matter.
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The internet is an awesome place. Not at the point I need to replace my clutch but it's cool to watch so I'll know what to expect when I do it myself.
Wow I never knew changing a clutch would be so easy. I imagined it would be a pain in the arse.
My FZ6 does not need it yet but it looks easy to DIY.
Great video.
thanks for this vid. I always thought this would be a really daunting task, but you explained everything well. and that extra info about the new springs is also priceless. (i was only going to order the plates and a gasket) I'm gonna order parts and get this done thanks to your video.
Great video shame there doesn't seem to be anymore cheers
Do you remember the clutch order ? Does it start with the metal one ? Also did you have to adjust the clutch cable ?
After you instal the after market parts, everything went well? I order for my fzs1000 as well after market parts and I can't change gears after.
I leave only the metal plates with the old friction plates and same thing gears are blocked I can shift only without cluch no chance to put it into neutral.
After that I saw that for my tipe of bike are 6 type's of friction plate and 2 or 3 steel plates.
Good video , bro did your pack come with two friction disks that are smaller?
Any Fazer video is a great help, cheers mate.
Perfect! I need to do this on my 05 FZ6 pretty soon.Thanks for the video man!
No problem. Happy it will help you out.
How's the clutch feel now? How many miles did you have on the stock clutch?
The clutch feels fantastic when shifting, but the pull on the lever is a bit stiffer than I'd like. Much better grab when I take off from a stop. I had about 36,000 miles on the bike when I did the clutch change. Hopefully it will last at least 36,000 more miles.
MotoShaman Good to know. I'm a ways off then at 12k. I would like to have faster take-offs though.
What is the torque value of the springs?
Cheers mate needed this video
How did you get on after watching this and fitting your clutch watched it a few times now and tempted to do mine myself now.
@6:55 whoa that was a surprise.
Bro installed it and makes some weird sound at 5k rpms
Great video!!
Um, the order 100% matters. If yamaha does their clutches in a similar manner with all their bikes than you literally screwed up your clutch install. The yamaha super tenere is very specific in how the clutch order goes. And from what I've seen on other install videos it does matter.