How to remove starter clutch on a 1998 Dyna Low Rider

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You will have to replace the entire cable. Also buy a transmission side cover gasket because you have to take the cover off to replace the cable.

no problem as long as you had oil in your bucket the engines fine..primary just lubes the drive chain and clutch.new plug and oil up to the bottom of your clutch basket and your good to go!

The starter has a centrifical clutch. It works by using small roller bearings that sling to the outside and tighten up as the starter turns. Some models might be a bit different in design.

Disconnect the negative battery cable. Drain the primary case. Remove the primary cover and take the bolt out of the jackshaft and remove it. There is a coupling between the starter motor and the jackshaft. It should not come out with the jackshaft but when you take the starter out, it will come out with it. Remember, the counterbored end goes towards the jackshaft. Put the coupling on the starter before installing it on the bike. On the right side of the bike, you'll probably have to remove some or all of the exhaust system. Take anything else off that may be in your way. Take the battery cable and the single wire that goes to the solenoid off of the starter and remove the two large socket head bolts that holds the starter on.

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Remove battery and batt box. Remove primary cover. Look for jack shaft and take off locking nut retainer. Unscrew shaft bolt. Go back over to starter side and remove 2 allen bolts. Start slides back toward you. Drink a beer.