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Fitting the Clutch on a Keeway RKS 150

Model: Keeway Rks 150
Part: Clutch

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In this video, you will see instructions on how to correctly fit the clutch on a Keeway RKS 150. First, clean the clutch pack thoroughly and soak the clutch discs in oil before fitting; then insert the clutch pack into the crankshaft and place the flat washer.

At this point, secure the central nut, applying thread lock if possible; then insert the clutch discs and proceed to fit the plate, tightening all bolts with a torque wrench, if possible.

Finally, fit the engine cover!


Updated on 21 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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