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Clutch Drive Gear Loose
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I'm all set to rebuild a clutch and noticed the drive gear is a bit sketchy - the gear is not firmly in place against its plate...can I get away with peening down the rivets or is this thing toast?
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'64 Motovespa 150S (177) , '65 VBB, '66 Allstate SF, '66 180SS, '58 LD 125 (150)
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If they are loose, there's probably some wear involved which re-peening won't take care of. I also believe that metal only likes to be moved once. You may be able to source new rivets.
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