2004 Grizzly, Are they fixed?????
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08-26-2003, 02:36 AM
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09-02-2003, 03:26 PM
#24
09-02-2003, 04:09 PM
2004 Grizzly, Are they fixed?????
Personnally I would go with the 700 Prairie. It's faster, sportier, and in my opinion more reliable. I had a 650 Prairie and BEAT the #^%@ out of it (I'm going to write a book on restoring a 650 Prairie!) and never had a lick of trouble. The belt does screech when pulling out, but I never had to ride in low range or anything like that. My best friend has a '03 Grizzly and has had a few problems. The first night he got it, it vapor locked. From a dead stop or float the clutch upshifts to fast, then downshifts right away and takes off. In the meantime, I'm gone on the Prairie. Then just last week he broke the rear CV joint. He didn't even know he did it until the next day! Just my .02.
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09-30-2003, 02:50 PM
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10-01-2003, 07:08 PM
#27
11-18-2003, 08:05 PM
2004 Grizzly, Are they fixed?????
i have the 04 grizzly, and haven't had all the problem's other people were talking about. I have seen a few of them sputter in water, not really deep water either. The little fix for crossing creeks or playing in the water is just put it in low range. I ride every sunday with about 4 Grizzly's and 8 Rincon's, and they all put it in low range to cross water, and they never sputtered since. Someone else try it and reply back if it helps.
#28
11-18-2003, 11:50 PM
2004 Grizzly, Are they fixed?????
Originally posted by: tripn2004
i have the 04 grizzly, and haven't had all the problem's other people were talking about. I have seen a few of them sputter in water, not really deep water either. The little fix for crossing creeks or playing in the water is just put it in low range. I ride every sunday with about 4 Grizzly's and 8 Rincon's, and they all put it in low range to cross water, and they never sputtered since. Someone else try it and reply back if it helps.
i have the 04 grizzly, and haven't had all the problem's other people were talking about. I have seen a few of them sputter in water, not really deep water either. The little fix for crossing creeks or playing in the water is just put it in low range. I ride every sunday with about 4 Grizzly's and 8 Rincon's, and they all put it in low range to cross water, and they never sputtered since. Someone else try it and reply back if it helps.
#29
11-19-2003, 01:22 AM
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11-19-2003, 06:46 PM
