Clutch Cover removal, wet clutch

[Ron1000]

Originally Posted by slob

A gentle tap with a soft hammer to get it moving. It’s effectively glued on with RTV silicone.

Tried it and failed.

[Luddite]

Originally Posted by Ron1000

Tried it and failed.

Do you mean the clutch cover, Ron, (on the right) or the alternator cover (on the left, side-stand side)?

The clutch side should yield with judicious use of a soft hammer but you'd be better off on the alternator case using a puller like this

https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/lase...-cover-puller/



As Darren said, watch out for the screw by the sprocket.

[Ron1000]

Originally Posted by Luddite

Do you mean the clutch cover, Ron, (on the right) or the alternator cover (on the left, side-stand side)?

The clutch side should yield with judicious use of a soft hammer but you'd be better off on the alternator case using a puller like this

https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/lase...-cover-puller/



As Darren said, watch out for the screw by the sprocket.

Nah defo clutch side, was going to replace the plates. Eventually gave up, cover wouldn’t budge. And no chance i was doing the old prize it with a screwdriver trick. Could maybe stick a small blade in and cut the sealing but even then I’d be uncomfortable.