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So I got the Ol' girl running. But have a few questions. The brakes don't seem to work as good as they did before. I really have to pull back hard to get them to grab. Do I need new pads? Or do I need to bleed them? I take any lines off or anything.
Next, it seems to be idling a lot higher than it did. Could this be due to the new trans? It seems to make some noices when I brake and the clutch stops spinning. Not sure if this too is just the newness?
Also there are 2 holes in the top of the trans. There weren't on the old one. They are threaded and one lets a little gear oil out on inclines. Should I just get a bolt to plug it up? It's not a breather hole. It's easy to big for that. It is the hole to the right.
Lastly, should I save, sell or scrap my old trans? There's not a hole lot of salvageable parts in it. But there are a few.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Save the old one, holes are for the shift gate that the early machines did not have. You can order one if wanted or just put the 2 bolts in. Check you don't have the throttle cable too taught.
Like Joe wrote clean the discs and the pads with brake cleaner, if the discs are rusty some sand paper carefully while running will clean them up nice.
BE CAREFUL if you do this, run the machine slowly in low and do not apply alot of pressure, be aware of the bolt hole in the disc. Removing the calipers would be safer only giving you more room, removing the discs and doing it by hand is safest.
Cleaning the rotors worked like a charm. They were very greasy. I thought I was careful not to touch the rotor faces. But evidently I was careful enough. Thanks guys.
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