Symptoms faulty starter clutch 2000 Harley Davidson FLHR Road King

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Clunk noises when shifting are caused by badly adjusted clutches and slack primary chains and final drive belts.

Clutch
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Primary Chain
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'not wanting to go', could be a few things, but starts with checking the spark plugs, following by cleaning the carburetor.

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Clutch discs worn out, pressure plate burned/worn out, diaphragm spring damaged or retaining screws loose or clutch adjustment or cable adjustment way out or basket/hub wear or release mechanism defective, bound up.

The starter on a late model Harley is a typical Nippondenso gear reduction type starter. They are all basically the same except for size.
To replace the starter clutch inside the starter assembly requires disassembly of the starter assembly.

I you will contact me directly, I will scan the procedure and drawings out of a service manual for you.

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