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HSATF Tail Gunner Posts: 136 07/02/07 12:38 PM	Tags : None OMG Barnett does not know what friction plates, steel plates or clutch springs that go in my bike here is their e-mail to me Hi Rod, I do not list a VT-1100-T. I do list: 1997-06 VT-1100C Shadow 1995-05 VT-1100C2 Shadow/Classic/Sabre/ Spirit Is it any of the following. Thanks, Barnett's i would not have believed it ! ! do i get the clutchs and clutch springs for the C2 ? ROD
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dukey33		#1	[url]	[-]
HSATF 1st Officer Posts: 676 07/02/07 2:03 PM	According to Dennis Kirk parts application guide, they're the same for all VT1100 models. C'mon, it's Honda, would you have expected otherwise? duke loud horns save lives
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bamaTrider		#2	[url]	[-]
HSATF 1st Officer Posts: 3702 07/02/07 11:01 PM	I just replaced my clutch disc and springs with a kit from Dennis Kirk. They had the complete EBC clutch kit for $74, and the springs were an additional $40. The shipping was free because the total was over $100. Stan
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HSATF Tail Gunner Posts: 136 07/04/07 12:46 PM	thank you for the p/n's. now i have to get going and buy them. ROD
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mike2000t		#4	[url]	[-]
HSATF Road Captain Posts: 336 12/11/07 10:33 AM Second Officer	Stan, How hard is it to replace a clutch? Looking at my service manual, it looks fairly easy to replace the discs and springs. Mine has 45k and I have never really liked the friction point, and can adjust it no more, so I figure it's about due. I am a fair hand with a wrench and some instructions, I have just never tried it. Thanks, Mike
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CleRider		#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1904 12/11/07 11:17 AM	Mike, I don't think it should not be too difficult. Never replaced a clutch on my bike but did tons of other stuff. The Honda shop manual is very detailed and precise. Andy
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mike2000t		#6	[url]	[-]
HSATF Road Captain Posts: 336 12/11/07 2:20 PM Second Officer	Thanks Andy, I think this will be my winter project. I agree with you on the shop manual. The few things I have done with it have been very well described. Mike
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bamaTrider		#7	[url]	[-]
HSATF 1st Officer Posts: 3702 12/11/07 10:45 PM	mike2000t wrote: Stan, How hard is it to replace a clutch? Looking at my service manual, it looks fairly easy to replace the discs and springs. Mine has 45k and I have never really liked the friction point, and can adjust it no more, so I figure it's about due. I am a fair hand with a wrench and some instructions, I have just never tried it. Thanks, Mike Piece of cake for most folks. Just follow the manual for the procedure and everything will be fine. Remember to loosen each of the 6 bolts in the basket evenly 1 turn at a time until they can be turned by hand. You don't have to remove the entire side cover....but just the round cover that houses the clutch basket and plates. Stan "We are different - yet we are the same" 2004 GL1800 Goldwing (Titanium) 1999 Ace Tourer (Silver over Black)
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HSATF Tail Gunner Posts: 101 12/14/07 12:18 AM	Rod, I checked the Honda fiche for your parts, did you ask for a 97 VT1100T, cause if you did it's no wonder Barnett couldn't find it, they don't have it listed until 98. Ted
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HSATF Tail Gunner Posts: 136 12/14/07 12:39 PM	No, i told them i had a '98 T. It's still funny that they don't show anything for the "T" go figure. ROD So many roads so little time !
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CleRider		#10	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1904 12/14/07 12:47 PM	Rod, Check out Bikebandit.com http://houseofmotorcycles.bikebandit.com/honda-motorcycle-vt1100t-shadow-american-classic-ed-tourer-1998/o/m10788 I believe they use Honda OEM part numbers for their products; and the exploded views are pretty good too.
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Marpesia2		#11	[url]	[-]
HSATF Member Posts: 46 12/20/07 8:10 PM	I know that my '98 VT1100T shares the VT1100C2 ENGINE, but other parts do vary (discussed regarding rear shocks in another thread - the dealer thought all the Shadow's shared the same shocks, until I pried and pried and got them to compare part numbers). I also know that when I got an EBC clutch kit from the dealer a few years ago now, purportedly for my bike, it came up a couple of friction rings short. From the graphic at the Bikebandit link above, it appears that to be because the outer two friction rings have different part numbers, and the dealer apparently didn't know to give me those to complete the set. I guessed to reuse the outer rings, but to look at them we couldn't see any difference. As for changing the clutch, the only complication that we ran into is that we had to disconnect the pipes at the headers to move the pipes far enough away to perform the operation. So, before starting the procedure, I would recommend getting replacement crush gaskets for your exhaust headers as I think that those are one-time use only, and they may not reseal properly. Marpesia
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Skip MMShadowT		#12	[url]	[-]
Posts: 5578 12/20/07 11:48 PM	Howdy Marpesia, haven't heard from you in a while. Hope things are going well. Merry Christmas "We want to be free... Free to ride our machines without being hassled by the man!"
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HSATF Tail Gunner Posts: 88 12/24/07 2:01 PM Tail Gunner	Hi Marpesia, Say, I just checked with the Russell Saddle people and they are still waiting for you to come by so they can take the "hands on" measurements that are necessary to build you a new saddle. Have a great christmas and a good new year. Bob from Boise Bob <--- I know this photo is a "cabbage patch doll", but it really does look just like me.
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