Grease zerks for Raptor swingarm.
#1
After about 20 hours of hard use on my new Raptor the swingarm has decided to sqeek everytime it moves. This is so not cool. I have decided to install grease fittings on the swingarm, just like it was on my old Scrambler. I am sure this has already been done before, so is this the fix to the problem?
03 black and red Raptor
needing a pipe
disarmed reverse limiter
PRM Desert Grab Bar
03 black and red Raptor
needing a pipe
disarmed reverse limiter
PRM Desert Grab Bar
#3
You could be right, but when I spray WD-40 on the swingarm pivit area, it stops sqeeking. I will lube my shock bolts anyway just to be sure.
A little grease never hurts!
A little grease never hurts!
#5
I agree about the WD40 spray. It is a penetrating spray that will actually remove any grease/oil. WD40 is a good hand cleaner if nothing else works.
I highly recommend taking the main swingarm bolt out and lubing things up. I mounted zerks on my swingarm. You will have to remove the swingarm to drill the holes. The holes must be drilled in the right location or you won't be able to squeeze any grease into the swingarm since the bushings or bearings will block the grease. If you take it apart, you will see what I mean.
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I highly recommend taking the main swingarm bolt out and lubing things up. I mounted zerks on my swingarm. You will have to remove the swingarm to drill the holes. The holes must be drilled in the right location or you won't be able to squeeze any grease into the swingarm since the bushings or bearings will block the grease. If you take it apart, you will see what I mean.
/NotuRaptor
#6
I agree with you on the WD-40, I just used it to see if it was my swingarm that was sqeeking. As soon as I sprayed some on it stopped. I bet the grease zerk idea will solve my problem.
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