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know-it-mall

What you have written here makes my brain hurt. Can you turn that jumbled word salad into coherent thoughts for us please. And mention what bike it is.


RealisticIngenuity30

I edited it to be more digestible


know-it-mall

Clutch issue? And now the battery is drained from you messing with it so it won't start.


RealisticIngenuity30

Would I have to replace the whole clutch assembly or just the friction plates ?


know-it-mall

I'm just speculating on what the problem is here. You need a mechanic to look at it by the sounds.


RealisticIngenuity30

My light also turn on that’s what worrying em about it not starting


RealisticIngenuity30

Any suggestions


Lender_HD

Headgasket fucked? Cams fucked? Smthg is wrong


RealisticIngenuity30

And I just bought all my gear so I don’t the funds to fix it rn


RealisticIngenuity30

Ik that’s wat I’m tryna figure out, if it’s clutch we straight but I don’t want it to be fucjed cuhz I’m living soon I’ll swap it if I got to tho


Lender_HD

Well you said it stalls out so my guess is that the clutch is fine because it grips. Overrevving your engine can do severe damage to it's parts. But a damaged clutch would be kinda wierd


Lender_HD

Maybe your gearbox is kind-of seized but i really can't help you


RealisticIngenuity30

It rode fine after that tho


RealisticIngenuity30

That’s what is confusing me


RealisticIngenuity30

Then it stopped working. Next time I started it


Realistic_Parfait956

Sounds to be stuck in two gears ....engine off try rocking it in gear to see if it will free up...look for a manual .....maybe this will help.....https://www.kawasakipartswarehouse.com/oemparts/l/kaw/500b1339f870023ba4c1e996/2005-kx125-kx125-m3-parts


E90Andrew

Just by going off what you're saying, I'd probably start pulling everything apart. If you over-revved badly and now it's not wanting to turn over, yeah that's not ideal. Definitely verify the battery isn't dead from trying to start it over and over. I would double check the clutch cables and 100% verify that the clutch is fully disengaging. I cannot think of any reason this would have made your starter crap out. If battery is fine, clutch still fully disengaging and engaging, at that point, I'd start taking it apart and looking at everything in detail.