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Clutch Cable
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10 Aug 2011 11:41 #20130
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic Re: Clutch Cable
I suspect you are using the £50 copy of the clutch cable, rather than the £100+ genuine Suzuki part.
Aftermarket stuff is usually cheaper for a reason
Also the cable is lined and doesn't need lubrication, extra grease tends to hold grit and work it into the outer cable.
Aftermarket stuff is usually cheaper for a reason
Also the cable is lined and doesn't need lubrication, extra grease tends to hold grit and work it into the outer cable.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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10 Aug 2011 18:24 #20142
by Nelson83
I replaced my OEM clutch cable with a genuine suzuki one about a month ago after it snapped - there was a 3 week as there werent any in any of the european warehouse stocks so one had to be sent for from Japan - total cost £56
Replied by Nelson83 on topic Re: Clutch Cable
facade wrote: I suspect you are using the £50 copy of the clutch cable, rather than the £100+ genuine Suzuki part.
Aftermarket stuff is usually cheaper for a reason
Also the cable is lined and doesn't need lubrication, extra grease tends to hold grit and work it into the outer cable.
I replaced my OEM clutch cable with a genuine suzuki one about a month ago after it snapped - there was a 3 week as there werent any in any of the european warehouse stocks so one had to be sent for from Japan - total cost £56
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