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pauladamss - 28/2/12 at 05:10 PM

When i got my engine it had no sprocket cover so i have no idea how the clutch cable is attached do i need to get a sprocket cover and if not what do i need to connect the cable to the clutch rod????


Rogthebandit - 28/2/12 at 06:13 PM

Hi
Depends really if your running a cable or wanting it to be hydraulic? I am running a clutch cable on the original sprocket cover. I machined out a whole to suit the adapter for the prop. Looks and works a treat. You need the k6 cover that has the clutch lever sticking out the top

[Edited on 28/2/12 by Rogthebandit]


pauladamss - 28/2/12 at 06:42 PM

Going to run a cable, is that a k6 on or just the k6


Rogthebandit - 28/2/12 at 08:45 PM

The k6 1000 is cable. The k7 1000 onwards are hyd I think. The 600/750s onwards are cable. Not sure if they fit the 1000. What year is your engine?


pauladamss - 28/2/12 at 09:00 PM

Its a k4 there seems to be three different types on ebay


Rogthebandit - 28/2/12 at 09:13 PM

There's a k4 cover on eBay. That's a hyd cylinder type. The bolt holes look very similar to the k6 covers. If ya measure the hole centres on the 4 fixings on ur engine then I can compare to mine and see if there the same.


pauladamss - 28/2/12 at 09:23 PM

Ok cheers i will measure it up tomorrow thanks


Rogthebandit - 29/2/12 at 06:49 PM

How do, I have measured the bolt centres. I would upload a diagram but I havent sussed how to do that yet so I will described it instead. Hopefully it's clear for ya. There's 4 bolts holding the cover on. Starting at the bolt closest to the gear selector (lowest bolt), call it bolt 1. Going clockwise the centres are:

1 to 2 is 81.5mm
2 to 3 is 91.6mm
3 to 4 is 72.5mm
4 to 1 is 178mm

Give or take a mm or 2

Hope this helps


pauladamss - 29/2/12 at 07:39 PM

Cheers for that i will go and have a measure up.


pauladamss - 3/3/12 at 06:33 PM

Looks like it should fit now all i need to do if find one seem to be about as rare as a k4 clock loom. Many thanks for doing that.