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My throwout bearing feels dry when releasing the clutch and I have heard that you can grease them w out removing the Trani by pulling the fork and sticking your hand thru the hole anybody ever done or heard of this
It really isn't that I'm cheep I am planning on pulling the Trani for a rebuild in feb or march and I'm going to replace tob and pilot so I don't want to have to pull it now wanting it to last that long it isn't that bad and sometime it feels fine plus it's just barly over a yr old prolly 30 k miles
The only thing I can Suggest trying is using a can of spray lithium grease and going in from the fork end with the straw and hitting the shaft it travels on, pumping the clutch a time or two and repeating.
Just gotta not get any overspray on the bearing or on the clutch.
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