I lost second Gear !! Help Please

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rimmer

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Discussion starter · #1 · Dec 9, 2002

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Heya peeps,

I lost second gear.. in my 88 1100...it is there but soon as I rolled on the throttle it would slip into nuetral ... I have now took the motor out last night and took the pan off and there was a litterally about 3 shavings of aluminum in there.. good think I didn't ride after the first time it slipped out.. but now my question is after I crack the case.. how do I tell what is actually gone inside there.. could it be the gear, the shift fork or even the drum ?? any advice please

Thanks again My gixxer

 

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#2 · Dec 9, 2002

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I have tons of parts for these things, whenever you find out what you need let me know i'll make a great deal on the price. When a bike looses one gear there will be two gears and a shift fork minimum needed.

paulgish@yahoo.com

 

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#3 · Dec 10, 2002

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Hey 1216, what do you have for 1100 tranny parts? We have some dwarf car guys that eat these thing for lunch and we are always looking for spares.

 

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#4 · Dec 10, 2002

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Rimmer, another option is R&D Motorsports in Safety Harbor, Florida. They do a great job with undercutting transmissions.

 

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#5 · Dec 10, 2002

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Originally posted by abadbusa:
Rimmer, another option is R&D Motorsports in Safety Harbor, Florida. They do a great job with undercutting transmissions.

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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">What is undercutting a transmissions?

 

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#6 · Dec 10, 2002

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abadbusa,

I have a complete 92 1100 trany, let me know if you need anything.

 

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#7 · Dec 11, 2002

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Rimmer, undercutting refers to the cutting of the dogs and receiver grooves on the gears themselves. It allows the gears to be pulled together and interlocked, therefore no more jumping out of gear. Doing this will usually eliminate transmission problems permanently. Don't forget to change the shift fork and drum to make the repair complete. How much for the '92 tranny and what kind of shape is it in? Thanks.