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Anonymous Posted on Aug 28, 2014

Why does my clutch slips under torque 2005 1100 v star?

I replaced the clutch plates and the problem is still occurring.

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Put heavy duty clutch springs in or spacers too increase the clamp pressure

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    john wild Aug 28, 2014

    put heavy duty clutch springs in or spacers too increase the clamp pressure

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SOURCE: I have a 2000 Yamaha Royal Star Venture with 50k

join delphi forums, they have many many tips for concerns, search for a royal star forum in there.....GREAT PEOPLE, i belong to the vstar rider one.
but look into replacing the weak clutch springs with heavy duty barnett springs, probably just weak.....
oil changes are with motorcycle wet clutch oil? auto engine oil has additives that will cause slippage .
good luck

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SOURCE: Clutch is slipping is there an adjustment? 1997 royal star

Yamaha has a curved washer style clutch spring that it uses for this model. These have been prone to slipping from day 1. Normally when you get on the throttle hot and heavy. A new spring will help the situation for a while but you may have to replace the clutch pack to get more pressure through out the clutch pack if the bike has high miles on it. Maybe the dealer would know if the VMAX spring is heavier and would work as a replacement.

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SOURCE: I am in the middle of changing the clutch on my

35 foot pounds.

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Chris Hall

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  • Posted on Feb 28, 2011

SOURCE: 1999 V Star 1100, clutch slips a bit at high gear,

Very likely clutch plates I'm afraid.

Caution here: What oil are you using? If you have used standard Auto oil in the engine, it will have contaminated the plates and this is why they will be slipping. Bike engine oil is a different formulation because the clutch is submerged in oil. What you are describing is a classic result of topping your bike up with standard car engine oil.

If this is the case, you will certainly need to replace the clutch plates.

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