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Help on clutch replacement

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Hi everyone,
I have a 2003 400 EX. I have had it for 8 months. I have done alot of work to it because it was in sad shape when i purchased it. The problem I'm having is that the clutch is slipping. I am at my final adjustments on the cable. I mainly trail ride in the woods. I need a little advice on what clutch to purchase to replace my stock clutch because the reviews that people post are confusing. You seem like you are all very knowledgable with all the posts I have been reading here since I purchased my quad.
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Welcome to the forums. I would just take the old clutch out and replace the friction discs and the springs.

If you want an aftermarket clutch, someone else may be able to help you with that, as I always buy OEM parts.
where do u buy oem parts for ur quad
Different places, the dealer, Ebay, bikebandit.com, cheapcycleparts. Mainly wherever I can find the best price on the part I'm looking for. If it's something I want now and don't want to wait on the shipping, I'll run to the dealer and get it.
If the clutch discs are separate, you need 7 friction discs. There's 6 metal discs, but I would just get the friction fiber discs. I never replace the metal discs and I've never had a problem. It's always a good idea to get new springs too.

ADDED: Never mind, looks like Tom beat me to it. LOL. We were typing at the same time again. LOL.
I usually just buy the springs and friction discs, but if the metal discs are discolored and have bluish looking spots on them, it would be a good idea to replace them because they could be warped.
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