Piaggio Ciao Clutch Replacement
ID: 219512
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Steps:
- Set the Piaggio Ciao on a stable stand with the engine off and cool.
- This procedure applies to Piaggio Ciao models without a variator.
- Gather a spark plug wrench, a piston stop, a 50 cent coin, and a 17 mm combination wrench.
- Use a coin about the size of a 50 cent coin to unlock the three side-cover pins by turning each pin 90 degrees.
- Move the pedal arm downward to access the lower pin.
- Press the lower pin inward and turn it 90 degrees.
- Remove the side cover from the clutch side of the moped.
- The clutch is fixed to the crankshaft, so the clutch will spin unless the crankshaft is locked.
- Don't lock the flywheel by wedging a screwdriver into it.
- Use a piston stop to lock the crankshaft safely and avoid damaging the flywheel or engine.
- Pull the spark plug cap off the spark plug.
- Use a spark plug wrench to unscrew the spark plug counterclockwise.
- Thread the piston stop into the spark plug hole by hand.
- Make sure the piston stop threads in smoothly so you don't cross-thread the cylinder head.
- The piston stop blocks the crankshaft so the clutch nut can be loosened.
- Use a 17 mm combination wrench to loosen the clutch nut counterclockwise.
- Finish unscrewing the nut by hand.
- Remove the safety washer.
- Keep the nut and washers in order so they return to the same positions during reassembly.
- Remove the washer from the crankshaft.
- Remove the clutch shoes from the crankshaft.
- Slide the clutch bell off the crankshaft.
- Slide the spacer off the crankshaft last.
- Keep the spacer with the other clutch parts so it isn't lost before reassembly.