Ok, I am hearing a little "clickity-Clackity" sound coming from what I beleive to be the area that houses the belt...
Now its not constant and is only when its cold...kinda a bit afraid to take off the cover...

Almost thought it was a stick turning in wheels someplace...

Any thoughts or ideas???

 

Gona have to look!

Bird nest, Mouse nest, Rat nest, who knows until you look.


good luck.........handycap

 

I dont think youll have a prob. Mine has always been noisy cold. At 2500 miles my primary clutch is due for a rebuild.

 

thanks Handy...go figure...LOL

Actually, will look at when time allows..just firing off on here to maybe ease the task...

 

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I pulled my cover and replaced the belt yesterday, It took about 30 min to remove the cover renew the belt and replace the cover. Very easy to accomplish and nothing to be afraid of.

I did notice a lot of hair like fibers on/in my clutch when I took the cover off. I removed them all with my fingers. I have not had any noise coming from the area but I could sure see how I could have if not removed.

Take your cover off and check inside for loose debrie. It might be an easy fix and it won't cost anything to look. Good luck and keep us posted.

Madmuddin1

 

hey ride,
great video's
read you changed an epi spring?? whats that? and didi it make a big differance power wise?

also, did you put taller tires on yours? watching you go down some of those steep grades, mine always feels a little top heavy...I mean I weigh in @ 200lbs....but still, I rolled it pretty good last summer (kidneys still sore) down a long, steep rocky clinb, so I get a little nervous yet on really steep grades...I still do them, but heart racing...

 

thanks Mudd, you have encouraged my lazy *** to do something this weekend...LOL

 

Hey, thanks man. I put the black secondary spring in for better low end torc and to help turn my heavier mudlights. It works great. It was 25 dollers for a spring and if you go to nyrocs site or k.o.ds youll have a step by step procedure to do it.