belt slipping???
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Ok im sure its slipping, will it cause atv to stall at certain mph im gonna get a new belt but what about springs atv has bluemillion miles on it thanks for the replies
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No. A slipping belt will not cause an engine to stall- hence the "slipping belt"
If the belt was gripping the clutch hard enough to stall the engine, then the belt wouldn't be slipping- but you would have other clutching issues because a cvt clutch in proper mechanical order can't stall the engine-
You should read up on how cvt's work-
If the belt was gripping the clutch hard enough to stall the engine, then the belt wouldn't be slipping- but you would have other clutching issues because a cvt clutch in proper mechanical order can't stall the engine-
You should read up on how cvt's work-
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ok thanks for the reply I know the belt is slipping. stall was the wrong word. this is 1999 prairie 400 when accelerating it goes to 22-24 mph and starts to act like its flooded if i return to about half or maybe even three quarter throttle the engine will act normally but it will not accelerate and i m pretty confident its not the carb I saw a thread from several years ago about this very same issue but the solution wasnt posted or at least i cant find it. any help is always appreciated
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