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123R-Prozak

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  1. Your brother doesn't know anything mate,

    Can't balance a car ! Only tyres, and unbalanced tyres won't cause that they cause vibration..

    Tyres pressures and wheel alignment will however. If its over inflated centre wears, under and the edges wear. Wheel alignment issues will also cause premature wear.. Get that looked at.

    P.s my old Nike shoes lasted years ! Now into dc shoes :)

  2. I really dont hit lift with any outside temperature above 25 degrees...

    I lift it any temp outside

    I've got a oil temp sensor in my pulsar turbo, only gets to 90, of I'm really boosting it hard for a while gets to 105, MAYBE 110.. That's it really, once a hot day sitting in traffic it got to 110..

    Cara look after themselves I find..

  3. No point with the oil.. IMO.. Cause oil needs to be drained (into a clean container if your gonna keep it)..

    What ever it is, either pedal system or clutch let us know when it's fixed..

    Again; clutch isn't in the oil clutch is dry not part of the oil system to cause it to get stuck half way, pedal I reckon..

    Keep us updated !

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    IMO; maybe u have a leaking master or slave cyl?

    hold the pedal down and watch the fork and seek if it returns (leaks) so to speak.. get a broom or something and press the clutch pedal down and inspect the salve cyl.. see if it returns ?:!:!:W$%#%^$%^

    inspect the clutch pedal tooo

  5. I had this problem with my '05 sportivo too. I'd go over 6000rpms hitting lift in 1st or 2nd & it wouldn't shift!

    With mine, it was the gearbox oil. I had the gearbox oil drained, had new penrite gearbox oil put in & also added Nulon G70 & it stopped. The clutch was fine in mine but I'm not sure about your's mate.

    gear oil has nothing to do with the pedal.. its a clutch or pedal problem, or hydraulic problem...

    can you press the pedal while in neutral and just keep pumping till it gets stuck half way then look at the fork on your gearbox (look before u do this so u know when the fork is pressed and depressed) if your fork has returned all the way but your pedal hasnt maybe its the pedal itself. usually the spring in the pedal will lift it back up..

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