emtdouggood Posted March 6, 2010 #1 Posted March 6, 2010 (edited) How hard is it to change the bearing on the clutch. What I thought was a bad fan noise must of been the bearing. It sounded like it was coming from the front.I went on a 40 mile ride today and the longer i went the more noise it made. It would stop when I stopped. Also it makes a small clunking sound when it is in ideal with clutch out.I did see it takes a 6003 bearing from earlier thread. All is not bad though i finally get a job interview after one year off of work.It is for our public service company.NIPSCO Do they count off for spelling on here throwout bearing------have no clue why i put through Edited March 7, 2010 by emtdouggood
Sylvester Posted March 7, 2010 #2 Posted March 7, 2010 How hard is it to change the bearing on the clutch. What I thought was a bad fan noise must of been the bearing. It sounded like it was comeing from the front.I went on a 40 mile ride today and the longer i went the more noise it made. It would stop when I stopped. Also it makes a small cluncking sound when it is in ideal with clutch out.I did see it takes a 6003 bearing from earlier thread. All is not bad though i finally get a job interview after one year off of work.It is for our public service company.NIPSCO Do they count off for spelling on here No but NIPSCO might! Better not write too many things on your application...LOL. I AM SURE YOU WILL DO FINE. Best of luck on that new job.
Squeeze Posted March 7, 2010 #3 Posted March 7, 2010 It's not hard to change the 6003 Bearing. Undo the Clutch Cover, undo the six Bolts holding the CLutch Spring and tale the Pressure Plate out. Press the old Bearing out of the Pressure Plate or use a small Chisel to hammer it out carefully. Press the new Bearing in using only the outer Race of the Bearing as the Contact Surface. Mount everything back in Place and ride away ...
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