2005 Harley Davidson FLSTF - FLSTFI Fat Boy "clutch slack riding" Questions

clutch cable. Make sure that you don't take all of the slack out of the cable. There should be room enough between the clutch lever and clutch perch to fit a nickel between the two when it is adjusted

...the clutch works again If you have any adjustment left on the clutch lever adjustment, then take out all the unnecessary slack. Otherwise your clutch is burned out, your going to have to replace

slack to pull the clutch lever to the grip without any resistance. pull your derby cover off your primary cover and in the center of the clutch assembly you will see a threaded hex screw and a jam nut

...slack in the lever, and - tighten the lock nut. Hope this helps. Cheers Hi, Kristin your clutch needs a proper adjustment or you may have stuck or rusty clutch plates especially if the bike has sat ...

clutch cable to remove slack in the handle. It sounds like the oil in the gearbox must be pretty dirty. Please rate this solution a "FixYa" if all is good. Thanks! hi i have a xj 600 when u ride it it

...all the way. When your clutch handle is out there should be an 1/8 inch slack to ensure it's fully out. Lube up the linkage and be sure the cable is working smooth. It may help, sure worth a

...clutch just went slack. I have checked the cable and its not that and took off both sides of the casing to get a look at the clutch and everythink looks fine. Any help would be great. Take off the ...

...clutch cable to insure that there is slack in it at the lever. Also behind the derby cover there is an adjustment that is not too bad but you need to get it right Find a manual look here: ...

...slack on clutch cable. Bike not used regularly. check your idle speed.you should have about 1 cm of free play in the lever.also does it start up agian and are you able to drive it if not check your ...

...Clutch Check linkage adjustment. Make sure there is a bit of "slack" before the lever starts to exert pressure. If you're luck that will cure it (for a while). For sure, it's worth tracking the ...