Input Shaft Spline Grease at Patrick Kellum blog

Input Shaft Spline Grease. Looking at the input splines, i notice some polishing, boarding on what i would call wear. It's a twin disc clutch, so there are two splined. The length of the needle is just over.250 so i figure if the contact surface is approx. I bought a small tube of bmw microlube gl261 from the dealer to do this job. I stopped squeezing once i saw the grease coming back out of the spline. I have done a little research on this and have heard. The original asks about the clutch disk where it engages the splines (must slide on the splines freely or clutch no worky.) i also do what. I have put a little wheel bearing grease on the clutch fork pivot ball, end of the input shaft and a little at the end of the tob sleeve. Just wanted to get some opinions on what lube to use on the input shaft clutch splines. I am lubing the input shaft spline and rear wheel splines on my 83 r80. Apply a very small amount, place the clutch plate on the splines, slide it a few times and then remove it, and then wipe off any excess that. .750 i wouldn't be putting too much. It says on it, for use on clutch spline shaft.

It says on it, for use on clutch spline shaft. .750 i wouldn't be putting too much. Looking at the input splines, i notice some polishing, boarding on what i would call wear. I have done a little research on this and have heard. I bought a small tube of bmw microlube gl261 from the dealer to do this job. I have put a little wheel bearing grease on the clutch fork pivot ball, end of the input shaft and a little at the end of the tob sleeve. I stopped squeezing once i saw the grease coming back out of the spline. I am lubing the input shaft spline and rear wheel splines on my 83 r80. Just wanted to get some opinions on what lube to use on the input shaft clutch splines. It's a twin disc clutch, so there are two splined.

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Input Shaft Spline Grease I bought a small tube of bmw microlube gl261 from the dealer to do this job. I have done a little research on this and have heard. Looking at the input splines, i notice some polishing, boarding on what i would call wear. I stopped squeezing once i saw the grease coming back out of the spline. I am lubing the input shaft spline and rear wheel splines on my 83 r80. I have put a little wheel bearing grease on the clutch fork pivot ball, end of the input shaft and a little at the end of the tob sleeve. It's a twin disc clutch, so there are two splined. Just wanted to get some opinions on what lube to use on the input shaft clutch splines. .750 i wouldn't be putting too much. It says on it, for use on clutch spline shaft. Apply a very small amount, place the clutch plate on the splines, slide it a few times and then remove it, and then wipe off any excess that. I bought a small tube of bmw microlube gl261 from the dealer to do this job. The original asks about the clutch disk where it engages the splines (must slide on the splines freely or clutch no worky.) i also do what. The length of the needle is just over.250 so i figure if the contact surface is approx.