Honda CRF450 Clutch Replacement and Upgrade | 2005 Honda CRF450-R Rebuild PT 11 | Partzilla.com
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- See how to perform a Wiseco clutch upgrade on a Honda CRF450R in this video from Partzilla.com.
In this video, we’ll use a clutch upgrade kit from Wiseco and some OEM parts. The Wiseco clutch kit includes new discs and plates, a clutch basket, springs, and a pressure plate. There’s also a separate clutch hub and clutch cover we’ll use, both from Wiseco. We’re also using a couple of OEM gaskets and transmission fluid as well.
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Get the OEM Honda parts you’ll need for this project here:
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This is part of a larger rebuild project, so we’ll start with the engine removed from the bike (which you don’t need to do for this job) and the old clutch already out of the motor. We’ll transfer the gear from the old OEM clutch basket to the new Wiseco clutch basket, and that will involve the removal of several rivets on the OEM part. John will take you through a couple of ways to get those out. Once we get the gear off we’ll move it to the new basket and start getting it installed, but first we’ll re-attach the water pump and crankcase cover that were removed during the engine build.
Next, we’ll get to adding the clutch discs and plates and then installing the pressure plate and getting the clutch springs torqued down. Since it’s all in the details on this build, we’ll close it out with a new Wiseco clutch cover.
Read how to do this job step by step: www.partzilla.com/blog/honda/...
See the Honda CRF450R clutch diagram here: www.partzilla.com/catalog/hon...
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If you’re just changing the clutch pack, we have a video showing you how to replace the clutch discs on your Honda CRF450R here: • Honda CRF450R Clutch R...
See more of the CRF450 engine build here in our playlist: • Honda CRF450 Engine Re...
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS:
Prepping the clutch basket - 1:20
Installing the clutch basket gear - 8:00
Installing crankcase cover - 10:15
Installing water pump - 11:30
Assembling clutch - 12:10
Installing clutch plates - 13:30
Installing pressure plate and springs - 13:45
Closing the clutch - 15:10
Find more parts for the 2005 Honda CRF450R here:
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In the video we’re working with a 2005 Honda CRF450R. You may have similar steps on your machine. If you’re not sure whether these steps apply to your vehicle, leave a comment and we’ll get back to you.
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You just reached an all new level of what I call a good step by step build video ! thank you a lot !
Glad you liked it!
Patiently waiting for those graphics to go on 😎
Your video was awesome! They're on... and the reveal is coming. It looks insane.
Great product 👍... I'm already modified my clutch basket using lock treadmill and easy to replace clutch dumper ..too maximize power 🙏
I have this setup on my 97 cr250r and so far so good. It’s not a cheap setup but it’s worth the money. I couldn’t find a wiseco inner basket so had to order a Henson part. Wiseco needs to make the parts more available then what’s out there on the market. That’s my only complaint besides price.
Drilling with gloves. Nice.
Just asking for it to grab his finger and do a free removal.
Hey John, first of all, loving the videos. I have an '06 so all of the series applies. Secondly, does it matter what way you install the thrust washer between the basket and inner hub? Thank you and keep up the great work. Happy Thanksgiving!!
Can anyone tell me can I run stock pressure plate with wiseco basket and hub ? For some reason the clutch bolt seem to stick out with the stock pressure plate
It doesn’t have a order right ?
Would be awesome if the links were legit? What OEM are we supposed to need?