We just had to change the clutch cable on a honda 125 cr 2005. as the clutch cable is internal we had to remove the clutch plate. there is no obvious oil in there. should it have oil inside the clutch plate??
Re: We just had to change the clutch cable on a honda 125...
NO, they use a dry clutch, sometimes referred to a Dry Sump Clutch. The friction of the discs is what makes the clutch work, if there was oil in there the clutch would no longer function.
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i would say the clutch itself could be worn out ? maybe you need to replace the clutch? hope this helps... i would say either clutch basket or clutch plates....hope this helps
Clutch friction plates are often the worn out component of that assembly. IF the plates don't spline in correctly with the basket due to some physical damage, then you should replace the basket. The clutch is comprised of an inner and outer hub that become interlocked through metal disks and friction disks pressed together under spring pressure.
it sounds like you have worn clutch plates remove the cover of the clutch you will see the clutch plates held in buy 4 bolts with springs remove in a criss cross way rember the way they came out if they are black or dont they flat on a sheet of glass or flat plate they are bent replace clutch plates on springs
Clutch plates are probably toasted. Drain the oil, remove the cover where the clutch cable goes into and check them out. Not hard to replace but you do need a special tool to get the plates off/on.
sounds like clutch disks are in need of replacement. your clutch is slipping when under a heavy load. if you have adusted the cable properly, then i would focus on the clutch friction disks. these are designed to wear as they transfer power from the engine to the transmission.
drain the oil and remove the side cover to access the clutch basket. you'll need a new side cover gasket as well as a new clutch pack (friction & metal).
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