panther 150md transmission?
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hmmm, on this one with no carb on ,when I turned it over to see if it had compression and seeing if the starter worked,it tried to walk forward on me as it spun over.
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Atvs - PowerSports
Drain the oil out and open the clutch cover.
This is def CVT as here is some parts for your quad
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Ok, that sounds like a problem. This link shows it as a 3 speed "Auto" with Reverse.
Atvs - PowerSports
Drain the oil out and open the clutch cover.
This is def CVT as here is some parts for your quad
TRANSMISSION
Atvs - PowerSports
Drain the oil out and open the clutch cover.
This is def CVT as here is some parts for your quad
TRANSMISSION
I havnt decided it has tranny issues, still trying to figure out the shifting linkeage rear end
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It looks like a totally separate reverse gearbox on the rear. I am assuming the lever disengages it when the lever is put forward mode.
I would remove the chain, then you can sort the reverse box lever problem after you've sorted your carb and running CVT issues.
Even if the rear box is forward and reverse switching, it still shouldn't roll when turning the motor over.
I would remove the chain, then you can sort the reverse box lever problem after you've sorted your carb and running CVT issues.
Even if the rear box is forward and reverse switching, it still shouldn't roll when turning the motor over.
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Mine would not try and move until about 1000 to 1250 rpm.. (guessing) I have had 2 of these 150 GY6 CVT quads and they are/were both like that. one had reverse, one didnt.
Reverse should be engaged when the lever on the rear end is pulled towards the front of the quad.. in its relaxed position(sprung back) its forward gear.
Reverse should be engaged when the lever on the rear end is pulled towards the front of the quad.. in its relaxed position(sprung back) its forward gear.
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Mine would not try and move until about 1000 to 1250 rpm.. (guessing) I have had 2 of these 150 GY6 CVT quads and they are/were both like that. one had reverse, one didnt.
Reverse should be engaged when the lever on the rear end is pulled towards the front of the quad.. in its relaxed position(sprung back) its forward gear.
Reverse should be engaged when the lever on the rear end is pulled towards the front of the quad.. in its relaxed position(sprung back) its forward gear.
I will get time to work on it tmrw and see if I can get the tranny to not engage the chain if she cranks up for me.