Having an issue whit my old lady,whit a slipping clutch,and i have replaced the clutchplates,put in cb900-springs,using a special oil for slipping clutches,sandblasted the steelplates - all adjustments r according to the manual - and only thing i hav'nt check is the thickness of the steelplates-and it's the only thing left that can be faulty.. So does any1 have any pro tip on where to get just the steelplates,in a complete package ,whit the outer double-disk aswell? it's a 1981 cb750 F btw
The drive plates can be purchased from www.hondapartshouse.com and other sites, but they are not cheap. The drive plate b you might be able to find on ebay. Part number 22322-425-000
Do you have the plates in the right order?
https://www.hondapartshouse.com/oemparts/a/hon/506f7b97f8700229747b851d/clutch
This thread might be useful to you as well regarding the orientation of the last friction plate:
https://www.cb750.com/threads/clutch-plate-b-22322-425-000.3219/
Do you have the plates in the right order?
https://www.hondapartshouse.com/oemparts/a/hon/506f7b97f8700229747b851d/clutch
This thread might be useful to you as well regarding the orientation of the last friction plate:
https://www.cb750.com/threads/clutch-plate-b-22322-425-000.3219/
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The plates r placed in the right way,of that i'm sure ..might be that i'll get by whit just replacing the flat ones
Hopefully that's it. When you get new ones, post measurements compared to the old ones. I'd be curious to see the difference.
