'86 Spree with shudder on hard acceleration
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'86 Spree with shudder on hard acceleration
I picked up an '86 Spree with 193 miles on the clock, experiencing a hard shudder and vibration on acceleration. Believe the cause to be grabby clutch lining due to oil contamination from bad final drive seal. Question is what is a online good source for clutch parts and oil seals? The only honda dealer nearby is a crook. Got jammed last time I needed parts.
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servicehonda.com?
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SHUDDER
SOAK ALL THE CLUTCH PARTS IN CARB CLEANER. HARD TO BELIEVE A SPREE WITH 186 MILES WOULD HAVE LEAKING SEAL. MOST SEALS AND BEARINGS CAN BE MATCHED AT ANY DECENT BEARING HOUSE.
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What kind of carb cleaner, the dip stuff or the stuff in a can?DENMANSHAFFER wrote:SOAK ALL THE CLUTCH PARTS IN CARB CLEANER. HARD TO BELIEVE A SPREE WITH 186 MILES WOULD HAVE LEAKING SEAL. MOST SEALS AND BEARINGS CAN BE MATCHED AT ANY DECENT BEARING HOUSE.
Seals are probably shot due to sitting rather than wear.
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JUST USE THE SPRAY STUFF. ITS CHEAP.
CARB CLEANER OR BRAKE PARTS CLEANER BOTH WORK GREAT.
Thanks for the advice. I degreased the clutch pucks and bell, scuffed both contact surfaces with 80 grit to remove tha glaze, and changed the final drive oil (looked like chocolate milk probably from condensation) replacing it with 15/40 fleet oil. Goes great now. The bike had been in storage since 1988. I've got a second Spree with 350 miles on it. Never had problems with that one.
Thanks to all, happy riding!
Thanks to all, happy riding!