Complete Clutch Replacement Kit - TRW - 738.03.77

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The TRW Complete Clutch Replacement Kit is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts and mechanics seeking a high-performance upgrade for their drivetrain. This comprehensive kit provides superior power transfer and improved clutch responsiveness through its reinforced components, making it an ideal choice for riders who demand reliability under varying conditions. While the kit offers significant performance gains, it requires mechanical proficiency to install correctly, as improper seating can affect overall transmission longevity.
| Model Part Number | 738.03.77 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TRW |
Yes, this is a complete kit containing friction discs, steel plates, performance springs, and the necessary cover gasket.
No, they are designed to be compatible with stock systems, but ensure your basket is in good condition without significant grooving.
This installation requires disassembly of the primary engine case and clutch assembly; it is recommended for experienced mechanics or those with a service manual.
Yes, always soak the friction plates in fresh engine oil for 30 minutes before installation to ensure adequate initial lubrication.
The kit is designed to work with standard motorcycle engine or clutch oils; always refer to your motorcycle's owner manual for the correct oil specification.
The 10% harder springs will increase pull force; ensure the clutch cable is well-lubricated and properly routed to minimize friction.
Verify that you have adjusted the free-play at the clutch lever correctly; check that the friction discs were properly soaked in oil before installation.
Ensure the mating surfaces are completely clean of old gasket material and that all cover bolts are tightened to the specified torque pattern.
Before installation, it is critical to soak the new friction discs in fresh, manufacturer-recommended engine oil for at least 30 minutes to prevent glazing upon first use. When disassembling your motorcycle's clutch, ensure that the clutch basket fingers are free from notches or deep grooves, as these can interfere with the smooth movement of the new discs. Always use a torque wrench to tighten the clutch springs according to the specific service manual requirements for your motorcycle model. After installation, perform a proper clutch cable adjustment to ensure there is sufficient free play at the lever, preventing the clutch from dragging while disengaged.