Clutch Kit for Kawasaki KX80 KX85 KX100 - MOTO1988 - 13087-1170
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This MOTO1988 clutch kit (MPN: 13087-1170) is designed for riders of Kawasaki KX80, KX85, and KX100 motorcycles. It offers a comprehensive solution for replacing worn clutch components, ensuring optimal power transfer and performance. A key benefit is the inclusion of all necessary parts for a complete clutch overhaul. Users must verify compatibility with their specific model year before purchase.
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| Model Part Number | 13087-1170 |
|---|---|
| Brand | MOTO1988 |
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FAQs
What specific Kawasaki models is this clutch kit compatible with?
This kit is designed for Kawasaki KX85 models from 2001-2023 and Kawasaki KX100 models from 2009-2021.
What parts are included in this clutch kit?
The kit includes a pressure plate, center inner hub, screws, springs, gasket, friction plates, and clutch plates.
Do I need to resurface my flywheel when installing this kit?
This kit contains clutch plates and related components. Flywheel resurfacing is typically a separate maintenance item related to engine performance and is not included or specified within this clutch kit.
What is the manufacturer part number for this clutch kit?
The manufacturer part number (MPN) is 13087-1170.
Can this kit be used on a Kawasaki KX80 older than 2001?
The specified compatibility is for KX85 models from 2001 onwards. Please verify compatibility for older KX80 models separately, as this kit may not fit.
How should I break in the new clutch plates?
After installation, it is recommended to avoid aggressive riding or prolonged clutch slippage for the first few rides to allow the plates to properly seat.
Where can I find installation instructions?
Detailed installation instructions are not provided with the kit. It is recommended to consult your motorcycle's service manual or a qualified mechanic for proper installation procedures.
Troubleshooting
Clutch slipping after installation
Ensure correct plate order and orientation. Verify that the clutch cable is properly adjusted and not too tight. Check that the correct oil is being used and the level is accurate.
Difficulty engaging or disengaging clutch
Confirm all components were installed correctly and in the right sequence. Check for any binding in the clutch lever or cable. Ensure the friction plates are not warped.
Clutch making noise
Verify all screws are tightened to the correct torque specifications. Ensure the center hub and pressure plate are seated properly and not damaged.
Leaking oil from clutch cover
Ensure the new gasket was installed correctly without any folds or damage. Verify the clutch cover bolts are tightened evenly and to the specified torque.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Comprehensive kit includes all necessary components.
- Designed specifically for compatible Kawasaki models.
- Provides a direct replacement for worn clutch parts.
- Helps restore optimal power delivery and performance.
- Includes gasket for a secure seal.
Cons
- Requires careful verification of model and year compatibility.
- Installation may require specialized tools and mechanical knowledge.
- Does not include any modifications or performance enhancements beyond stock.
- Specific material composition and lifespan not detailed.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility Verification:
Before purchasing, meticulously check your motorcycle's model year against the specified compatibility list:
- Kawasaki KX85: 2001-2023
- Kawasaki KX100: 2009-2021
Cross-reference your current OEM part numbers and compare images of the kit components with your existing parts. If unsure, contact the seller with your motorcycle's VIN for confirmation.
Installation:
Installation of a clutch kit typically involves:
- Draining the engine oil.
- Removing the clutch cover.
- Carefully disassembling the old clutch pack, noting the order of plates and springs.
- Cleaning all internal clutch components.
- Installing the new friction plates and steel plates, ensuring they are installed in the correct orientation and order.
- Replacing screws and springs.
- Installing the new gasket and clutch cover.
- Refilling the engine oil.
Care:
- Always use the recommended type and amount of engine oil specified in your motorcycle's owner's manual.
- Avoid prolonged clutch slippage, especially during break-in after installation.
- Regularly inspect clutch operation for any signs of wear or malfunction.