ZS200GY-A (169FML) Loud whine in 1., 3. and 4. gear.

[Kivi]

Originally Posted by Sullybiker

Your English is perfect and your explanations very clear.

I'm wondering if there's something different about your plates. Perhaps they're thicker than they should be?

Hi, thanks for support. All my friction plates are from 2.9-3.0mm. Specs for them should be: new:3.0mm, service limit:2.6mm. If the specs I found are ok, than plates are ok.

Originally Posted by pete

If it's working and theres no steel to steel contact
or fiber to fiber contact... ride it...



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Pete, it is working, I ride it, but, there is 1 friction to friction contact, because there are 6+4 plates.
I think that the number of plates can be calculated depending on dimensions of first and last aluminium main pressure plates (if they are original), or better say distance between them (with plates removed, like in the photo).
So, the distance "H" between pressure plates "1" and "2" should show how many plates there should be on service limit thickness. The problem is that clutch is assembled on the bike right now and I haven't taken these measures.

[pete]

thinking about it..that is ok as the 2 fiber plates togeather don't move
inderpendent of each other as the both index into the clutch basket...
so they are working togeather as 1 thick plate...


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[Ariel Red Hunter]

Originally Posted by pete

thinking about it..that is ok as the 2 fiber plates togeather don't move
inderpendent of each other as the both index into the clutch basket...
so they are working togeather as 1 thick plate...


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Pete, when you're right, you are really right!!...ARH

[Kivi]

OK, thanks to ALL for help, bike is OK now, completed, assembled, working.
I will do some estetics now, replace the chain, throttle cable, seat....
Regards.

[Ariel Red Hunter]

Originally Posted by Kivi

OK, thanks to ALL for help, bike is OK now, completed, assembled, working.
I will do some estetics now, replace the chain, throttle cable, seat....
Regards.

Glad to hear that everything is fixed, and working well. Thanks for telling us of the outcome of your labors...ARH