cv joint meets differential bearing
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If that's the case the transmission would have to be taken apart.Never had a problem with these bearings failing but could happen. Wrong fluid used,infrequent changes,faulty heat treatment of one or both bearings if they are making noise.Item#1.Dirt Cheap Yamaha, Polaris, Suzuki & Kawasaki OEM Parts & Accessories – Cycle Parts Warehouse http://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-Polaris-Rear-Housing-Ball-Bearing-6010-C3-50x80x16mm-Sportsman-Magnum-Ranger-/351287173506?hash=item51ca58e182&vxp=mtrPlus bearing dimensions/oem part # can be cross referenced to a cheaper bearing than oem. http://www.hyperparts.com/wc.dll?ctw...ef~1001~1002~1 Plus the plunging joint large bearings can make noise also when the joint channels are worn.Plus like I mentioned a common problem on these as far as becoming loose over time.
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OPT saved me a lot of money when i rebuilt my TB325 tranny(rip)..you might get lucky and have a local bearing dealer, i saved a bunch, didnt have to wait for shipping and the bearings were actually high rpm electric motor bearings which are most likely way better seeing that they were made for high rpm
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