Problem with 05 IRS Kodiak 450's
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Problem with 05 IRS Kodiak 450's
Originally posted by: rlac
Kodiak....you can call (800) 962-7926
I have to wait till the weekend to get mine out for a test run with the new pads.
The squeal was very annoying. I did not baby mine either. The Grizzly does not have a rear disc. Why they put one on the Kodiak is hard to understand.
Kodiak....you can call (800) 962-7926
I have to wait till the weekend to get mine out for a test run with the new pads.
The squeal was very annoying. I did not baby mine either. The Grizzly does not have a rear disc. Why they put one on the Kodiak is hard to understand.
drum brake must be adjusted correctly all the time to give good performance, it is less effective, harder to clean , replace or to inspect.
I had drums all around on my honda rancher , I hated it.
the drums brakes on my honda rubicon got oil on it repeatedly on a so called sealed system, and had poor braking performance because of it. I kept cleaning and cleaning then sold the machine (not because of that reason )
I'll take the disc any day over the drum , even if it squeeks.
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Problem with 05 IRS Kodiak 450's
On my machine i got a little dirt and sand on the caliper itself, and it seems to move a little slower than usual.... it requires and extra little help to release from the rotor. Now, i took it off cleaned it up as much as i could, then put it back together, and it hasn't squeaked for a while, until it got a little dirty again.... then it seems to stick... i cleaned my pads, and there is no dirt in there, and it still seems to squeak.
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Problem with 05 IRS Kodiak 450's
Well....the new softer pads did not work....after I went through some water and sand/mud the squeal comes back...it almost sounds like the rotor is warped. Does this sound familiar to everyone else? I think I will ride thru the weekend and take it back on Monday.
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