are sportsmans steering column greasable?
#11
WD40 will work but not as long. Just make sure get it inside the boot where the ball n socket joint is with the lil tube. Clean it outside off as good as can so dirt dont fall inside (if you have been in any) [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] There are 4 of them. Ya mine was driving me batty.
#13
Originally posted by: silverbullet2005
My 2004 700EFI has a sqeek evertime I turn the handle bars and sounds like it's coming from under the handlebar area, is there a grease fitting under the pod or something? I haven't looked for myself yet but thought I'd ask, If so I'd like to get it greased before I go up north this weekend.
My 2004 700EFI has a sqeek evertime I turn the handle bars and sounds like it's coming from under the handlebar area, is there a grease fitting under the pod or something? I haven't looked for myself yet but thought I'd ask, If so I'd like to get it greased before I go up north this weekend.
#14
Can you take a picture of where you are putting it on the 800 ? Mine was driving me crazy too but mine was actually coming from the cap on the top of the spring, I flushed that out good and it stopped. Sounded like it was coming from the pod cause both sides were making the noise at the same time.
#15
Originally posted by: WGMARQ
Can you take a picture of where you are putting it on the 800 ? Mine was driving me crazy too but mine was actually coming from the cap on the top of the spring, I flushed that out good and it stopped. Sounded like it was coming from the pod cause both sides were making the noise at the same time.
Can you take a picture of where you are putting it on the 800 ? Mine was driving me crazy too but mine was actually coming from the cap on the top of the spring, I flushed that out good and it stopped. Sounded like it was coming from the pod cause both sides were making the noise at the same time.
#17
i removed the rubber boots over the linkage joints and sprayed them out good with carb cleaner and the greased them with water proof boat trailer grease. no more squeeking and it steers easier than it did when it was new.
#18
A little off topic but get a grease needle( a needle with a grease zerk) and slip it under the tierod end boot and pump some grease in there. The more grease the less water and mud will stay in there.....
#19
well it's friday so I am going to load up the truck and trailer today but before I do I am going to spray the steering shaft/column with triflow, it's sort of a white grease but sort of melts/dries clear unlike white lithium which sticks to everything and stays white. thanks for the help everyone, that is what I love about the atvconnection.
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