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... sprocket to turn the crank shaft, these springs may be gunked up with oil or be weak or broken.Not sure how else to describe it without showing you a picture.Bike has an oil slinger and not a traditional type filter.It is behind the round cover on the left ...

... release the clutch pack just take left side cover off(be careful of the oil slinger) you may want to pop it out before removing the entire side cover thru round cover ...

Does anyone know where I can find an oil filter for a '65 CB77? I just removed the oil filter cover of my project bike ... side cover. Some people aren't aware that the small cylinder shaped piece is a slinger type filter & doesn't have a filter element in it like most filters do. Understand, ...

... and go to the cover on the left side of your engine. Yes drop the oil from the crank case. Remove that cover to access your oil slinger and remove it and clean it.If you have a owners manual I believe the instructions are ...

Clutch is easy. Just pull side cover off. Watch how oil slinger and it's chain comes apart also. Four bolts hold clutch plate on. Can remove plates one by one or remove retaining clip and slide whole pack out. Wire clips hold last couple plates on.

... near completion. We performed the following:<br /><br />1. Eliminated oil slinger (built solid pipe to take its place)<br />placed extra "cone washer to take place ...

... they would put in huge liners, and the SKULL would loosen, causing an oil leak near the spark plug, and an overheating problem due to improper ... do not know if the Barnett clutch is still available.<br /><br />6. OIL SLINGER. Neil says: RUN IT! He said it was incredibally efficient, and uses ...