What are the symptoms of a damaged motorcycle clutch?
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Below are the symptoms of a damaged motorcycle clutch: 1. Starter motor spins freely. If the overrunning clutch is damaged, the driving force cannot be transmitted to the engine crankshaft, resulting in the electric starting system spinning freely. 2. Engine fails to rotate. If the overrunning clutch is damaged and stuck, it will prevent the engine from turning normally, mainly because the overrunning clutch cannot disengage. Below is related information about the clutch: 1. The clutch disc is the medium that transmits engine power to the transmission. Similar to brake pads, the friction material of the clutch disc is primarily made of asbestos-based material, which has certain high-temperature resistance. 2. During vehicle operation, pressing the clutch pedal separates the clutch disc from the engine flywheel, while releasing the pedal re-engages the clutch disc with the engine flywheel, allowing the engine power to match the driving speed.