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Racer X Films: Tech Tip

Tuesday, August 30, 2011 | 7:10 PM
In this tech tip, we show how to install a TMV clutch kit in a 2011 CRF250R.

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Shand G wrote: 7:35pm August 30, 2011

Nicely done!

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khamann75 wrote: 8:36pm August 30, 2011

Thank you I wish they would have more of these.

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sec114 wrote: 8:47pm August 30, 2011

pushing in on rear master cylinder is good idea i never thought of. nice tip

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Holeshot413 wrote: 9:29pm August 30, 2011

Hey Racer X!! Really liking this and hopefully more how to videos~~

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Moto4Life wrote: 9:53pm August 30, 2011

I always thought the metal plates were directional.

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speedboot wrote: 9:26am August 31, 2011

look out with this tmv clutch sets . especialy when you have a 4 stroke with combinated oil (ktm 250 , kxf , rmf , ) they use cork fibers and when they come off they will block your oil pump feed filter .

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cmxer753 wrote: 11:09am August 31, 2011

good video! wish there was one for repairing a leaking water pump out of the weep hole on a honda 450

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Ryan wrote: 12:22pm August 31, 2011

there is a sharp edge and a round edge to the metal plates, I've been told that the sharp edge should be turned to the outside of the bike. But not sure if it really matters either way.

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Drew580 wrote: 9:12pm September 1, 2011

ya the metal plates have a sharp edge and a round edge from when they are stamped out. The rule of thumb is to put the round edge towards engagement.

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bhallam wrote: 11:40pm September 2, 2011

rear master cylinder???

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