Author Topic: Output Shaft Spring Identification  (Read 2610 times)

Offline Vespa no more

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Output Shaft Spring Identification
« on: July 13, 2017, 03:04:10 AM »
When pulling / replacing the output shaft spring in my bike, I noticed it is different to the one I ordered from Motobins (using VIN and engine number).


Any ideas what's what? I am thinking that it may be off a different model.


Tension in the new spring (RHS) is significantly more that older one (which is on LHS in pic= bigger and thicker than the new one)


Any ideas?


Thanks

Guy
  • Wollongong NSW AUSTRALIA
  • K100RT 1984, K1100RT 1993, Vespa VNB125 1963 :)

Offline Inge K.

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Re: Output Shaft Spring Identification
« Reply #1 on: July 13, 2017, 03:08:37 PM »
The change of this spring did take place somewhere second half of -85.
The reason was that the early spring was to strong which did end up with wear in the mounting eyes
and the anti backlash mechanism then didn't function properly.
At the same time the dished washer between the thin gear and the bearing was replaced with a shim
of correct thickness.
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