How to mount the clutch on the 1978 Suzuki GS 750

[@scottfarraway34]

I have enjoyed watching your videos! I am currently working on a GS550 that had a melted piston. Having to take it all apart and split the cases to get the piston out of the cylinder block. Your videos are giving me the confidence to do this. I have done a top end refresh on a 1979 GS850 but never have to go into the crankcase before. Thank you!

[@fbrepair]

Thank you very much for your comment, it really encourages me to continue making videos. Good luck with that GS because I'm sure you'll do well. Is easier than it looks like. Take lots of photos and everything very well labeled in different bags. If you need help, we will all help you. A greeting.

[@jerryfarmer5989]

Thank you so mucho grande!! I have a '78 GS750E I pulled the push rod out on the activator side so now I see what I can do put it back. Thank you.

[@fbrepair]

Thank you for watching the video. If it has helped you, I am satisfied.

[@coolmonkeymc8268]

Fantastico !!!!

[@AlejandroMartinez-fb8tt]

Buen video. Tengo esa moto del 79 con igual motor y es muy interesante ver cada paso que has hecho. Soy de Argentina.

[@fbrepair]

Muchas gracias Alejandro, un saludo desde España.

[@davidmullarkey7019]

Thank you, you are great at explaining and very thorough.

[@fbrepair]

Thank you very much for your comment and for watching the video. It helps a lot to keep going.