Replacing Clutch Spring on Kawasaki Nomad 1600

This video illustrates how I replaced clutch spring on my 2005 Kawasaki Nomad 1600. The difficulty of this job is 4 on point 10 point scale. It took me about 3 hrs over the span of 3 days to disassemble and assemble the bike (I was replacing the clutch spring on a motorcycle for the first time while recording it).
Enjoy the DIY video and post comments or questions if you have any.
Thanks!!
Mik

[@KJ6UXW]

Thank you sir for this video. Im going to be doing this on my 2005 VN1600 Nomad

[@ronniec8038]

This is a really good video. Thank you for posting it.

[@jimmacdonald1147]

Thank you for taking the time for the rest of us.

[@rubenarbelaez7964]

hey thanks for video.after you replace spring the clutch level it is more hard to compress them before?

[@jeeplover2004]

at 23:25 when you put the rod back in was there just a bearing or was there a washer to

[@ZEUS-xt3dt]

I have 2002 Kawasaki eliminator BN125 I'm changing the entire parts including the frictions plates

[@dschworn1]

what type of grease did you use to hold washers....thanks great video

[@dschworn1]

Mikolaj Stachura thanks this is my winter project!!

[@carykane5219]

why didn't you even check the friction plates ,how many miles are on your bike

[@carykane5219]

ok thank you

[@GRPPLRJORDAN]

Did you torque the bolts on the clutch cover or is hand tightening enough?

[@chaoticadventure]

10ft lbs

[@johnloar6008]

shouldn't use grease. put spring and washers on center and install as an assembly

[@mangasingh8050]

You the nut with wind gun now tight with tq you only got few turns

[@nickmduran7310]

min 10:32 lol😂

[@JonJon501]

Are you responsible for the damage I did to my engine?

[@2008goldwind]

Should have changed the discs when you were that far in.