Royal Enfield: Replacing Friction Clutch Plates
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Uploaded by tk409 on Jan 25, 2010
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I recently replaced the clutch friction plates on my Royal Enfield 500 Bullet. Pretty easy actually. Love this 1950s technology.
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The oil that poured out of the primary case level plug was red. Are you using automatic transmission fluid for the primary drive?
hiyadroogs 1 year ago
Thank you, tk409 - VERY usefull...!
I have a Bullet 500, 2001 - sooner or later it will be my turn.. hehe!
Best regards from Denmark..
floridor 1 year ago
Hi, Thanks for the vid I have a Bullet "65" and will have to do this sooner or later. Any other jobs you do please pot them too. Thanks
notwocdivad 2 years ago
Nice going Chris. The transmission fluid never does quite end up in the container. I know!
just4bon 2 years ago