PLEASE HELP, engage clutch, no rotation of sproket!
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If I read it right, the sprocket is solid to the shaft...It won't turn at all unless the clutch is pulled in. When he tries to pedal start it, and releases the clutch, the bike just skids.
It is not stripped. I have stripped many a bolts in my days, but this one is still clean threading with not frayed metal pieces or extra un natural ridges from new threading. The nut also can be put on and off easily on both sides.
what if I added another small washer to the one already included so that the nut will lock down on it? Maybe that will help the drive sprocket rotate? Sorry for being so naive. . . but I guess that's why you guys are here to help! Thanks again.
Then I think you are just threading it passed the threads, and that is not part of the actual problem.
Take the plug out as suggested by Al Fisherman, and see if it turns over. (doubt it will) and while you have it out shoot some oil down in there, and see it if helps. Generally if you seize one of these it damages the cylinder and it done until you replace the jug and probably the piston.
Take the plug out as suggested by Al Fisherman, and see if it turns over. (doubt it will) and while you have it out shoot some oil down in there, and see it if helps. Generally if you seize one of these it damages the cylinder and it done until you replace the jug and probably the piston.
Ok, would you mind replying with a little bit more direct instructions on how do see if it turns over with the plug removed? I know Al Fish. explained, but I am still a little confused on how to do that. Thanks
If you feel a little more adventurous, remove the head and have a look inside and see what the sides of the cylinder look like.
Remove the chain first, then the spark plug, then turn the magnet 14mm nut clockwise and see if the piston will move up and down (crankshaft rotating). Then tell us what happens. I may step away but will be back every few minutes. Like Bikeguy suggested, add come oil in the spark plug hole.
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He** I don't have any idea. But like you, I'm still here!
I'm about ready to put a fillet on the grill, followed with yellow squash (on the grill), and Asparagus, with French bread. Ummmmmmmm
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Nope....I was referring to the fact that he signed off and left us hanging after live help for 2 hours. 
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Correct!!!!Nope....I was referring to the fact that he signed off and left us hanging after live help for 2 hours.