Sounds like a 1929 Ford

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I've got an 05 Vector that has had the clutch upgrade but still sounds like a 29 Ford rolling along. I had some additional work done on the secondary which the dealer says was necessary because I didn't blow out the secondary once a season with compressed air. Anyway any advice???Should I just throw the whole stock thing out and put an aftermarket???

 

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Anybody...????

 

[DoktorC]

just the idle rattle? or something worse?

 

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Performance seems OK; yup just the ratttle at idle and maybe 200 -300 RPM past idle when accelerating; but a BAD rattle

 

[Grimm]

I say take it back to the Dealer as they may not have done the job right. How long ago did they do this work?

 

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The dealer (reputable over the years)did the work about a month ago; was a little quieter; told me that's the way the cutches sound. I've heard others some quieter, some about the same....mostly looking for a "quiet" solution. Appreciate your input so far and continued

 

[VT_BluYamaha54]

There are a couple of things you need to be sure were done by the dealer for the '05 "Clutch update". Review this thread:

http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=36796&highlight=clutch

 

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Blu: Thanks a lot; that info you passed on really helped

 

[VT_BluYamaha54]

No Problem. I pass credit to Rex.

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The guys on the RS thread say that putting washers on the both ends of the bolt that holds the pins works; and that the washers could be made of rubber, nylon or even leather. Any body see any potential problems in doing this; another guy said that his dealer said that slack was required.