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New Clutch Pack Installation 17 Apr 2024 15:42 #897759

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Installed a new clutch pack in my 1981 KZ 440 A2.  I followed the same order installing the friction plates and friction discs.  I lined up the tabs on the clutch pack cover with the holes on the hub.  My problem is trying to tighten up the four bolts on the clutch pack cover.  It spins as I try to tighten it up and I tried putting the bike in gear but no help.  The bike just moves and I cant get the bolts tight.  I am sure there is a simple fix but I am not thinking of it.  Any help would be appreciated !

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New Clutch Pack Installation 18 Apr 2024 10:01 #897778

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Not sure I totally understand the issue you are having. But if you do not want the bike to move as you try to tighten the bolts I might suggest pushing the bike forward until the front tire is against a wall or other object so it can not move and then tighten the bolts.
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New Clutch Pack Installation 18 Apr 2024 11:14 #897785

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You could ask someone to sit on it and apply the rear brake
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New Clutch Pack Installation 18 Apr 2024 12:14 #897792

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I figured it out.  It was the clutch adjustment that was wrong.  I backed the adjustment screw off until it was loose and this allowed me to tighten the bolts without the clutch moving.  I am learning.  lol !   Thanks for the advice !!
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