engine squeal when in gear
Jul 26, 2010 | 08:16 AM
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Sounds like the one way bearing. The Polaris Clutch is a dry clutch which means no lubrication on anything. Lube will only get on the belt and clutch sheaves and cause more problems for you.
As far as chainging the one way bearing you have to breakdown the primary clutch. This requires a few specialty tools to take apart. If you only plan on working on your clutch once it is probably cheaper to bring it to a dealer that knows how to change and has the tools.
As far as chainging the one way bearing you have to breakdown the primary clutch. This requires a few specialty tools to take apart. If you only plan on working on your clutch once it is probably cheaper to bring it to a dealer that knows how to change and has the tools.
Jul 26, 2010 | 08:49 AM
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From: North East IN.
Sounds like the one way bearing. The Polaris Clutch is a dry clutch which means no lubrication on anything. Lube will only get on the belt and clutch sheaves and cause more problems for you.
As far as chainging the one way bearing you have to breakdown the primary clutch. This requires a few specialty tools to take apart. If you only plan on working on your clutch once it is probably cheaper to bring it to a dealer that knows how to change and has the tools.
As far as chainging the one way bearing you have to breakdown the primary clutch. This requires a few specialty tools to take apart. If you only plan on working on your clutch once it is probably cheaper to bring it to a dealer that knows how to change and has the tools.
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