Weird chunk of metal in my PVT Enclosure.
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Weird chunk of metal in my PVT Enclosure.
Hi Everyone.
I recently purchased an 04 Scrambler and I just finished all the maintenance such as a complete fluid swap. oil gearcase hub, etc...... I even pulled of the PVT cover to check the belt. Everything looked great.
about a week later...
I was out putting around the yard yesterday and I heard something hitting the pvt plastic case. I opened the case and found this little gem that was bouncing around in there. I have taken some pictures of what I found and included one of the screws that holds the PVT cover on, so that you could see the size of the piece that I have found. I also noticed some small nicks between the pulleys.
I guess the question I have is. Does anyone recognize the part I found? And do I need new pulleys since they now have nicks in them from that part bouncing around in there?
I recently purchased an 04 Scrambler and I just finished all the maintenance such as a complete fluid swap. oil gearcase hub, etc...... I even pulled of the PVT cover to check the belt. Everything looked great.
about a week later...
I was out putting around the yard yesterday and I heard something hitting the pvt plastic case. I opened the case and found this little gem that was bouncing around in there. I have taken some pictures of what I found and included one of the screws that holds the PVT cover on, so that you could see the size of the piece that I have found. I also noticed some small nicks between the pulleys.
I guess the question I have is. Does anyone recognize the part I found? And do I need new pulleys since they now have nicks in them from that part bouncing around in there?
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seems like you picked that up from the ground. itfound its way in from the air cooling duct just above the housing. throught the same air cooling duct water can and will enter if the water line is beyond that entry. also water is splashed into that entry when river crossing and thrashing through water.
IMO.................................!
IMO.................................!
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I would not have expected something this large to be able to get into the breather hole. Has anyone thought about putting a screen on there inlet hole? or would that restrict the airflow to much.
But I agree, It looks like a chunk off of a spring. That's why i was thinking it came off one of the clutch springs. Does anyone know of a white colored Polaris spring?
But I agree, It looks like a chunk off of a spring. That's why i was thinking it came off one of the clutch springs. Does anyone know of a white colored Polaris spring?
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Ah HA! I believe you guys are correct. This makes sense now.
I noticed a little slippage the other day when I climbed a considerable size hill the other day. This would reinforce the idea that this is the secondary spring being messed up. I thought it was the belt slipping. Newbie mistake I guess. I'm still getting used to how this Polaris runs.
I'll do some more investigating as soon as I can. I'll take the secondary clutch apart and take a look. I'll be sure to post more pics!
Hmm....
If it is the spring, does anyone know where I can get a suitable replacement? Does anyone know what color the stock spring is? I am unsure if the person before me, has already put in an aftermarket spring.
Again, Thanks for all the help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I noticed a little slippage the other day when I climbed a considerable size hill the other day. This would reinforce the idea that this is the secondary spring being messed up. I thought it was the belt slipping. Newbie mistake I guess. I'm still getting used to how this Polaris runs.
I'll do some more investigating as soon as I can. I'll take the secondary clutch apart and take a look. I'll be sure to post more pics!
Hmm....
If it is the spring, does anyone know where I can get a suitable replacement? Does anyone know what color the stock spring is? I am unsure if the person before me, has already put in an aftermarket spring.
Again, Thanks for all the help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!