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Post by parthz8 on Nov 6, 2021 4:59:53 GMT -7
Hello Guys,
Recently i observed grinding sound when clutch lever is depressed (bike in idle). Everytime i depress clutch lever this grinding sound comes as shown in picture. MT 10 is brand new, 4300Kms (2671 Miles) on it, 2021 model, serviced with Yamalube, no modification no tuning.
Is this normal?
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kaos90
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Post by kaos90 on Nov 7, 2021 18:10:44 GMT -7
I noticed you have an aftermarket clutch lever on your ride. It may be causing the clutch release arm to over travel. Before you go any further, reinstall the OEM clutch lever and adjust it correctly. If noise is still present, return it to the dealer for diagnosis and repair.
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Post by parthz8 on Nov 12, 2021 14:48:40 GMT -7
I noticed you have an aftermarket clutch lever on your ride. It may be causing the clutch release arm to over travel. Before you go any further, reinstall the OEM clutch lever and adjust it correctly. If noise is still present, return it to the dealer for diagnosis and repair. kaos90- Check with OEM clutch lever and adjusted correctly. Tried on my other MT10 (stock) and same noise.. Do you guys also has this rattling when Clutch is depressed in idle about 180F oil temp? |
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Post by hooli on Nov 12, 2021 16:38:55 GMT -7
Is the clutch slipping during riding when everything is warmed up? If not, just send it and don't keep worrying about it.
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Post by parthz8 on Nov 13, 2021 3:52:30 GMT -7
Is the clutch slipping during riding when everything is warmed up? If not, just send it and don't keep worrying about it. hooli- No issues while riding...i guess this noise is normal. |
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Post by wot on Jan 23, 2024 20:26:36 GMT -7
Has anyone have any answer on this one? Mine is doing this exact same noise, is that normal? ive found people saying yes and no !! Cant seem to wrap my head arround that its normal unless all these machine do this... Assist slipper clutch systeme . HELP  |
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Post by parthz8 on Jan 25, 2024 8:09:45 GMT -7
Has anyone have any answer on this one? Mine is doing this exact same noise, is that normal? ive found people saying yes and no !! Cant seem to wrap my head arround that its normal unless all these machine do this... Assist slipper clutch systeme . HELP This seems to be normal, after showing it to local Yamaha service center, comparing with another Gen-1 MT-10 and brand new Gen-2 MT-10 SP. Nothing to worry about unless its loud and sounds like metal grinding towards destroying something. |
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Post by willl84 on Jan 25, 2024 8:31:52 GMT -7
Has anyone have any answer on this one? Mine is doing this exact same noise, is that normal? ive found people saying yes and no !! Cant seem to wrap my head arround that its normal unless all these machine do this... Assist slipper clutch systeme . HELP This seems to be normal, after showing it to local Yamaha service center, comparing with another Gen-1 MT-10 and brand new Gen-2 MT-10 SP. Nothing to worry about unless its loud and sounds like metal grinding towards destroying something. This. It's normal. Remember that the clutch actuator is built into the clutch cover. So when you pull the clutch lever it's compressing the springs and putting pressure on the cover so any noise is getting funneled through the actuator and into the cover, which is rounded and hollow, and as such tends to amplify the noise. Engines with a left side actuator and push rod don't do this as there's nothing pressing on the clutch cover. I wish Yamaha went the pushrod route as I was hoping to make/buy a clear clutch cover like the one I had on my old TLR. |
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Post by mt10orc on Jan 26, 2024 8:01:24 GMT -7
Been on sabbatical, ski season and all. That noise is normal. Remember I heard a similar sound on my 400 Special back in the 90’s and in the 80’s on my Elsinore.
I also hear it on my MT-10. It became more pronounced after 6k, again it’s normal.
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