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Old 07-17-2011, 03:40 PM
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can i remove the cover bearing on a 2008 sportsman 400 ho and throw it away,it's making to much noise................what is it's purpose anyway,i don't see where it's hast to be in their...............
 
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Like I previously posted only tore into one 400 to replace a belt,but do believe the bearing is to stabilize the front clutch from torquing? Try it without and see how it does ?? OPT
 
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