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Quad 110 ATV Semi-automatic Clutch Problem: Replaced Cylinder, Piston, Heads, Carburetor, Coil

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  • #1 16702911
    Kubool96
    Level 7  
    Hello, I have a problem with quad atv 110. I did a light repair I replaced the cylinder piston heads carburetor coil and clutch because the old one was already totally destroyed. and the problem is that the quad is 1 forward, 1 reverse and loose. I put everything in the pile and ignite normally only after throwing the gear forward automatically exits, that is, pride him off and drive but as if there was no clutch. the screw on the side cover can not be adjusted, what to do about it? I put everything together as it used to be. HELP
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  • #2 16703127
    krychu0505
    Level 21  
    It seems to me that it's the fault of the clutch switch to check if you have put it together well. This triangular plate with three balls and of course the rest cooperating with it. It activates the clutch when changing gear.
    Quad 110 ATV Semi-automatic Clutch Problem: Replaced Cylinder, Piston, Heads, Carburetor, Coil
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  • #3 16704111
    Kubool96
    Level 7  
    Quad 110 ATV Semi-automatic Clutch Problem: Replaced Cylinder, Piston, Heads, Carburetor, Coil
    Here is a photo of my engine with a clutch, I do not have one as you added in the attachment.
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  • #4 16704420
    E8600
    Level 41  
    Understand that the gear should be 5 forward? Apparently you did something wrong?





    I bet that there are spacers somewhere wrong or some are missing and that's why the clutch does not work properly. I mean for washers under the clutch basket.
    The gears should shift on the off engine if something does not work with the selector or badly folded tags.
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  • #5 16706323
    Kubool96
    Level 7  
    I did not split the engine. everything as it was so I just exchanged the basket. the run can be thrown in and ridden but it just does not stick, I think I've put everything in it

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    and gears are 5 forward only 1 forward / backward / 1 reverse
  • #6 16710443
    BANANvanDYK
    Level 42  
    This is not a semi-automatic but just a centrifugal clutch.
    When replacing the bell, it was necessary to check whether it had the minimum axial clearance, and whether the bell rotates freely relative to the crankshaft on which the jaws are mounted. Lack of slack would mean poorly made assembly (eg a spacer washer) or incompatibility of the new part with the old one (some Chinese people modify certain parts and then they do not match each other). As a result, the engine is always engaged.
    The second reason is the possibility of the spring breaking on the jaw, then the non-stop coupling pulls from the lowest engine revolutions.
  • #7 16712664
    Kubool96
    Level 7  
    I have to dismantle the engine and posprawdzac; /
  • #8 16720803
    Kubool96
    Level 7  
    I am closing the subject clutch, the reason was that the main screw was tightly screwed up

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a problem with a Quad 110 ATV's semi-automatic clutch after various components were replaced, including the cylinder, piston, heads, carburetor, coil, and clutch. The user reports that the ATV only engages in one forward gear and one reverse gear, with the clutch seemingly not functioning properly. Responses suggest checking the clutch switch, ensuring proper assembly of the clutch components, and verifying the presence of necessary spacers and axial clearance. It was noted that the ATV uses a centrifugal clutch rather than a semi-automatic one, and issues may arise from incorrect part compatibility or assembly errors. Ultimately, the user resolved the issue by tightening the main screw.
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