check to see if it dint ruin the fiber washers beside the ebs bushings or if there isnt any stuck cords down in there.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: marmon

The belt is also under tension at this time which i know is wrong. </end quote></div>

EBS system belt is always under tension, otherwise the EBS bearing cannot do it's job.

I agree with Stendori - recently I replaced the fiber and brass "washers" (as Polaris calls them) on my primary clutches (both 500 & 700), and the problem was corrected.

 

make sure u put ur spacers behind the secondary clutch, try adding a spacer if u have one and if that doesn't work, take one away.