Now what?

Anything to do with the 1200 GranPasso series
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Tinker
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Now what?

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The next issue is sprag clutch seems to be on its way out. Twice today the starter has span up without turning over the motor. Does anyone know a generic part number for one? Thanks
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The exploded view in the workshop manual only shows & states a 'complete clutch'.
The code is M1614030. No 9 on the list.
Maybe a start in the right direction?
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It is item 20 freewheel that I think is the issue
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I have not had a chance to have a proper look but it could be using a similar cam shaped roller bearing as Ducati, that only grip one way and slips the other. When I have had problems with Ducatis I have always shortened the spring which works every time, just guessing here, if anyone knows better, I would be interested to know.
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Ah cool i did see a video when someone did the same and shortened the spring. But I want to make sure it’s ok. I have ordered a flywheel puller. Has anyone got a sketch of the tool to hold the generator rotor flywheel thingy?
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According to the manual....
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Thanks I have bought one of those it’s the other bit that goes inside the rotor to hold it while loosening or tightening the securing bolt
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Hi Tinker,

You can find a picture of the original tool in the parts' list M00100006400. Here are two pictures of a homemade version.

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Great thank you Robert do you have the rough dimensions? I will get one made
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Hi Tinker,

I am currently travelling and can only send them when I'll be back home on Thursday. The former importer März in Germany sells the original tool for about Euro70, but I don"t know whether they ship to the UK.

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Robert
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Thank you Robert there is no rush
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Hi Tinker,

here are the dimensions:

Discs
- Outer diameter: 110mm
- Inner diameter: 50mm
- Thickness discs: 5mm
I ordered them on ebay for about 2€/piece

Height = axial distance discs (outer surface-to-outer surface): 42mm

Pins
- Diameter pins: 8.5mm
- Distance pins (center-to-center): 80mm
- Protrusion: 10mm

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Robert
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Thanks Robert that is awesome I will get the welder out!
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No problem. A piece of plastic tube (see photo) between tool and flywheel centers the tool and helps to overcome magnetic attraction
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