MT86H
Operation
and
Maintenance
Manual
69
Fault
Causes
Solutions
Shift
is
difficult
or
is
unavailable
after
the
clutch
has
been
changed
The
cap
assembly
drops
during
assembly
so
that
the
return
spring
is
twisted;
The
spring
(with
scratch
on
the
drive
disc)
is
damaged
by
tool
during
assembling
Do
not
use
the
cover
assembly
that
has
ever
dropped;
Check
the
return
spring
carefully
before
assembling;
Do
not
try
to
insert
the
drive
disc
to
stop
the
engine
with
a
tool
while
the
engine
is
running
Shift
is
difficult
or
is
unavailable
after
the
clutch
is
renewed
The
clutch
cover
is
not
accurately
positioned;
Bolt
tightening
sequence
is
not
proper
Check
the
positioning
before
assembling;
Tighten
bolts
in
proper
sequence
(diagonally)
Pedal
jitters
at
disengaging
The
transmission
input
shaft
interferes
with
the
disengaging
lever
during
assembling
Accurately
guide
the
clutch
into
the
transmission
input
shaft
to
avoid
any
interference
during
assembling
It
is
difficult
to
depress
the
pedal
and
the
stiffness
increases
with
time.
The
pre
‐
load
of
the
release
bearing
is
too
small
or
it
is
not
preloaded;
The
preloaded
spring
is
not
installed
properly
or
the
self
‐
regulator
has
failed
Check
all
relevant
connections
thoroughly
during
the
clutch
assembling;
ensure
that
the
clutch
cable
operates
smoothly
throughout
operation
of
the
clutch;
check
the
self
‐
regulator;
always
refer
to
the
installation
manual
of
the
manufacturer
for
proper
regulation;
keep
the
preload
between
minimum
50N
and
maximum
80N
The
noise
associated
with
the
engine
occurs
when
the
pedal
is
depressed
to
the
bottom
The
clutch
regulation
is
improper
or
the
self
‐
regulator
has
failed
Check
the
cable,
related
connections
and
self
‐
regulator
systematically,
and
always
refer
to
the
installation
manual
of
the
manufactuter
for
proper
regulation
The
stiffness
at
a
certain
point
in
the
pedal
travel
is
large,
the
transmission
generates
noise,
the
clutch
vibrates,
and
the
pedal
jitters
The
guide
sleeve
of
the
release
bearing
is
worn;
The
fork
deforms
Check
the
fork,
or
replace
it
if
necessary;
Replace
the
guide
sleeve
of
the
release
bearing
if
any
wear
sign;
Make
sure
the
parts
are
lubricated
Summary of Contents for MT86H
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