1983 Aspencade Clutch Question


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1983 Aspencade Clutch Question

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Hi, I’ve just stripped out the Aspencade clutch and am not sure if there’s a part missing. The item in question is the clutch lifter rod. I’m not sure if it’s meant to be in this model as some parts diagrams show it while others don’t. There is a fair bit of travel on the clutch actuator arm before the slack is taken up which makes me think maybe it should be there. So, any advice is welcome, and if someone can give me the dimensions of said rod that would be great.

Cheers, Jules


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Re: 1983 Aspencade Clutch Question

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Are you talking about part number 22850-MB9-000 ?
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Re: 1983 Aspencade Clutch Question

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Hi, thanks, but that’s not it. The part I’m querying looks more like a short rod that’s rounded at both ends and sits between the engine casing actuator and clutch.

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Re: 1983 Aspencade Clutch Question

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Here's a link to the 83 Aspencade Honda parts diagrams. Clutch parts are on two pages. No rod with rounded ends.
https://www.partsfish.com/oemparts/l/ho ... 0a-a-parts

But I can tell you from experience that the 1200s used such a lifter rod.
https://www.partsfish.com/oemparts/a/ho ... utch-cover

But when you look at the part numbers, they're the same. So Honda has an error in the fiche. But the diagrams are correct.
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Re: 1983 Aspencade Clutch Question

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Thanks, I think it’s time to do some measuring and get busy with the lathe. It shouldn’t be too difficult to make.

Cheers for the info.

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Re: 1983 Aspencade Clutch Question

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Just checking: your response seems to say that you're going to put a 1200 lifter rod into an 1100. What parts diagrams were you going by where that's the proper part? Because that's not what I saw on the ones I pointed to.
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Re: 1983 Aspencade Clutch Question

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There is no lifter rod in the 83 1100 clutch.


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