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Red face New Clutch, PP and TO Bearing, No leaks and chatter, what gives?

Recently put a new clutch and PP as well as throw out on my 930 and put it back together and it chatters!!!! Ugggggghhhh!!! I still need to put the return spring on it, but what else is there to inspect. Any help is much appreciated. BTW, I also own an 80 SC and did the clutch on it, in the same fashion, and had no chatter. Help, Help, Help...
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Frustrated in Florida !!!!

Old 09-05-2001, 06:46 AM
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This sounds similar to what happened on a friends 88 930. He had the clutch cable replaced 3 times...it seems they were all the wrong length and the mech. finally got one that was correct.
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more help please!!!!!! Thank you.
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Well, of course, there's the tube thing that surrounds the clutch cable fron the tranny to the fire wall. This must be under pressure and consequently bent. I believe it also is secured to the tranny body by a grey strap. Also, worn motor mounts.

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Motor Mounts.

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