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1986 Suzuki Quad Sport LT230s Clutch Slip


peterbuiltman27

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no i think he did it himself so thats all i can say i was talking to a shop and the guy there told me to check the cable and if it is set right there should be slack in the clutch cable and to put new oil in it and try that but i can't do it till wed cause i don't get the quad till then he said to put in 10w 30 motor oil in so will try it

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