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How To Lubricate A Centrifugal Clutch (How To)

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@Guido19 3 года назад

Hope this was helpful!👍

@Guido19 2 года назад

@@casey8836 hmmm. If you lubed it properly like I show in the video you shouldn’t have any problems. If you overlubed it grease will sling everywhere and ruin the clutch pads so that’s probably what happened or you had a bad clutch in general.

@beaubrummelmotorizedbicycles 2 года назад

If you have a cheap Chinese centrifugal clutch with a steel bushing, I guess you can use grease. But using grease means you will have to take clutch off every time you need to re grease it. Basically a waste of your time as the grease does not last. If you upgrade to an American made clutch like a Max Torque or a Hilliard clutch you never use grease. Using grease on a "oilite" clutch bushing renders it useless. A oilite bushing is a oil impregnated bronze bushing that needs 30 weight motor oil or equivalent. The bushing releases oil as it heats up. You can oil the bushing while the clutch remains on the bike either inboard or out board, simply apply a couple of drops at the snap ring. For inboard clutches I use a flexible oil spout. Every 2 hours of clutch use is usually recommended. Once in a while you;ll need to remove clutch to clean it of dirt and grime that accumalates in the shoes and drum. Only use WD 40 to wipe off shoes and drum. If a slight ridge is present in the drum use some fine sand paper to smooth out the drum. Spend your time riding, not greasing a clutch.

@-SF1- 2 года назад

My Coleman 200 has a needle bearing instead of a bushing. It already had some grease but I added more after running it a while and learning of the need to lubricate it. The owners manual says to oil it, but it’s almost identical to a chainsaw needle bearing so I applied more grease and that will last much longer than oiling it. I would guess it would last 50 to 100 yours. We’ll see. I’ll check it often. The jack shaft bearings needed a little extra grease so I popped the covers off them and added. Should be good for many hours.

@beaubrummelmotorizedbicycles 2 года назад

@@-SF1- You have a upgraded clutch with a needle bearing and yes, by all means grease it. A bushing takes oil and a bearing gets greased. I'm going to assume the owners manual is referring to the clutches with the bushings. The needle bearing is a big upgrade and the grease will last many hours. You have a good handle on what you are doing, most don't even know to pop the seals off the jack shaft bearings and apply more grease. Thanks for watching.

@-SF1- 2 года назад

@@beaubrummelmotorizedbicycles So the clutch is an upgrade if it has a needle bearing? Wow, the plot thickens. Supposedly it had only been ridden three times lol. I bought it for my son for $500 and its a 2020 model. It's growing on us. Surprised it has an upgrade.

@beaubrummelmotorizedbicycles 2 года назад

@@-SF1- If it isn't a upgrade then I'm impressed with the manufacturers of the Coleman 200 for stepping up and putting a more expensive clutch on. Usually they don't do that because the extra money is their bottom line (profits). I am going to assume the Coleman 200 has a 196cc or a 212cc, 3/4 bore crankshaft on it. Or the previous owner knew about clutches and bought the needle bearing clutch and put it on, knowing it will be easier to maintain.

@LucksOutlaw 2 месяца назад

is it fine to ride if my clutch is missing the two alan keys that tighten it down they flew off when i was riding once and just havent put any more on so im hoping its okay😅

@Guido19 6 дней назад

I would recommend getting them cause its another safety thing that you should have but it mainly stops it from sliding back and forth but if its not really sliding you should be fine. most high end clutches don't even have them.

@jaydee659 3 года назад

Just a creative criticism, for a video like this maybe an overhead steady shot would be better than such a moving camera. Food for thought. A work table/bench with an old towel on top. Thank you for the clutch info!

@jaydee659 3 года назад

Also it’s called a “key” and “key way” for the notch in the shaft and in the clutch. Not trying to be a jerk, just sharing knowledge.

@Guido19 3 года назад

Yessir! This was a really old video from last year lol. All the newer videos that im currentlly making are way better and I have 2 dedicated cameras! Thank you!

@Guido19 3 года назад

@@jaydee659 yeah I know. This was a while back and I was having brain farts lol

@CristianGonzalez-kv2ts 3 года назад

yes, i needed this for my minibike !

@Guido19 3 года назад

Lol

@metalkokorea 2 месяца назад

good

@Champineer 7 месяцев назад

Can I use 10w 30 motor oil for it?

@Guido19 7 месяцев назад

That should work! I would recommend doing that and getting it in a little oiler and oil the shaft of the clutch after every ride. I would recommend still greasing it though.

@Champineer 7 месяцев назад

I also have some bearing grease, I’m not sure if that will work better since it supports 500 degrees

@Guido19 7 месяцев назад

@@Champineer that would be better.

@mythic-arash15 Месяц назад

My go cart makes clicks sounds and scattering sounds, then it just shuts off my engine. Is this the clutch or the engine?

@mitchellfultzable 24 дня назад

Bushing is probably wore out

@Guido19 6 дней назад

@@mythic-arash15 sounds like the clutch is causing that to happen and it needs to be greased or it might be toasted

@Dannyaudio69 Год назад

Can i use bearing grease as well?

@Guido19 Год назад

That should work as long as it’s high temp

@LEXI3000music 2 года назад

You forgot to put the chain back over the clutch sprocket before you put the clutch back On!

@Guido19 2 года назад

I know! I was just doing it for video purposes. Also you can put the clutch on first and then the chain after cause there is enough slack

@itbelikethat7143 3 месяца назад

Go kart wants to take off when started is it the clutch thats the problem

@Guido19 3 месяца назад

Yep! Mine did that as well! Grease it and you should be good! If it still does it you might need a new one as the pads might be messed up where it’s engaging too fast or it’s stuck

@isaacmartinez3311 3 месяца назад

how often should I lube my clutch?

@Guido19 3 месяца назад

Depends how much you ride but I would take it apart and grease it every so often and put a dap of oil on the shaft after every ride

@travis48g 3 месяца назад

Only grease the shaft.Good life advise.😂

@Guido19 3 месяца назад

😁😁

@sayblaze 3 года назад

You put the clutch on backwards Iol

@Guido19 3 года назад

No I didn't. For clearance on the predator 212 you have to run it backwards so the chain will be lined up

@sayblaze 3 года назад

@@Guido19 oh.ok

@SpAcEcruizer203 3 года назад

@@sayblaze lol i knew that since i was like 10 an a Halves

@SpAcEcruizer203 3 года назад

@@sayblaze i knew that since i was like 10 an a Halves

@mrjaybennett80 Год назад

Can I use Vaseline? I have a ton of that.

@Guido19 Год назад

😂 I would most definitely not use Vaseline😂 you could try I gues hah

@mrjaybennett80 Год назад

@@Guido19 I used Vaseline. Like butter baby. Butter.

@Guido19 Год назад

@@mrjaybennett80 😂😂

@mrjaybennett80 Год назад

@@Guido19 Update: Vaseline was a bad choice. Repeat. Vaseline was a bad choice.

@ibetthefbicantfineme1372 3 года назад

Dam remember when his voice sounded like 🐿

@Guido19 3 года назад

Yeah lol!!!

@pursang101 Год назад

Or you could use 2 or 3 drops of oil like you should.

@Guido19 Год назад

Correct you should do that every time your ride your bike and you should disassemble it every other month or so and fully grease it like I have showed in this video to get the most life and performance out of your clutch.