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How to Replace the Clutch on a Suzuki DR 650?

Model: Suzuki Dr 650
Part: Clutch

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To replace the clutch on a Suzuki DR 650, you need to loosen the bolts securing the cover on the left side of the bike, which can then be removed to access the underlying clutch. The clutch can then be released from its housing by unscrewing the bolts that secure its discs: once all components have been extracted from their housing, you can insert the new replacement parts and remount the previously removed cover.

After installation, check that everything functions correctly.


Updated on 30 June 2026 by ScegliAuto


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