need help removing a Centrifugal clutch

[oldmanpaintball]

whats next ? what tool am i missing . problem i have is the motor does not engage just freewheels. i can turn the magneto and i se the piston go up and down
here are some pics

 

[misteright1_99]

That is NOT a centrifugal clutch.. This thread should help you........

http://motorbicycling.com/f30/bicycle-engine-total-tear-down-391.html

 

[Dave31]

http://motorbicycling.com/f15/youtube-repair-installation-videos-1325.html

http://motorbicycling.com/f30/motor-bicycle-clutch-301.html

http://motorbicycling.com/f4/bicycle-engine-clutch-222.html

 

[oldmanpaintball]

look at the pic thats not your standard clutch

 

[misteright1_99]

Sorry my bad.....Never seen a centrifual HT before. where do you get those? Maybe the standard puller that comes with the kits fits it? Is it threaded inside?

 

[cruiser66]

Looks like a centrifugal clutch to me. Very similar to the 4 stroke type. I think it might be the wet variety from looking at what appears to be a drain plug near the bottom of the main gear housing. I'm not familiar with the disassembly of this setup. Hope the above links for help given by the other members are useful.

66

 

[Dave31]

After taking a closer look I don't think my link's will help....I've never seen that clutch before

But yes it look's like you will need a puller similar to the pic below...

A little more info on your motor, maybe I can find something about your clutch.

 

[oldmanpaintball]

i have that tool i used it to remove the chain sprocket on the motor . i think the engine is a Livefast Motors: Bike Motors - Motors

 

[Bikeguy Joe]

Have you contacted livefast about the proper way to remove it?

 

[Norman]

My guess is the puller should work if its threaded inside the hole but a call or email to the seller would save lots of guessing.
Norman

 

[flynchef]

why do you need to remove the clutch? how old is the motor?

 

[Dave31]

I have not found anything on that clutch

 

[oldmanpaintball]

thanks ill give a call to livefast.

 

[Hot Dog Piggy Tails]

WELL i DONT KN OW HOW YOUR CLUTCH IS EVEN IN THERE THERE SHOULD ALSO BE A GEAR BEHIND THERE THAT CONNECTS TO THE FRICTION PART OF YOUR CLUTCH MECANISM I HAVE ONE AND IT UTILIZES THE FRICTION CLUTCH JUST HAS DIFFERENT PADS IN IT FOR FULL TIME CONNECTION. LIVEFAST TOO!

 

[Dan]

That is really cool. Have not seen a clutch like that b4. Is it possible it is a DIY wonder? Really is great food for thought.

 

[Hot Dog Piggy Tails]

Oh yeah I remember Mine was just like thar I first wiggled the clutch plates free from suck together and or to the friction sleeve. then proceeded to pry them out. I got mine out and cracked the case.