[Countryboy]

I blew a belt over the weekend, and upon inspection of the clutch all seemed well. That is until i looked closely at the bearing inside the primary clutch. It seems that i have about 1/16 of an inch play on the shaft. thats not to say the bearing is loose on the shaft, but i can slide the bearing on the shaft. When i took the cover off, i found what appears to be half of a teflon washer amoung all the belt debris. Will i need to replace the whole clutch or just the teflon spacers? The bearing has no play on the shaft and feels fairly tight except for the slight bit of sliding. Also the bearing doesn't spin real free, you have to grab it between your fingers and turn it. Could there be belt dust inside the rollers? Thanks!

 

[MotoXXX]

Time for a new primary bearing and teflon washers, yours are in bad shape. It helps to periodically blow both clutches out with compressed air really good, and clean the sheaves with a clean rag with rubbing alcohol.

 

[bilinvic]

Countryboy...I'm sitting in the EXACT same position as you. I'm going to remove the primary clutch myself and bring it to a dealer to replace the primary bearing and washers. They all ready ordered the parts. Now, I'm just debating on which clutch kit to go with...since I have it all opened up anyway!!! I've narrowed my choice to Dalton and Dirty Dawg.

 

[J to the B]

Countryboy...I'm sitting in the EXACT same position as you. I'm going to remove the primary clutch myself and bring it to a dealer to replace the primary bearing and washers. They all ready ordered the parts. Now, I'm just debating on which clutch kit to go with...since I have it all opened up anyway!!! I've narrowed my choice to Dalton and Dirty Dawg.

Don't know which is better, I have the Dalton and love it. I think the key is adjustable weights!

 

[bilinvic]

Could you elaborate on the Dalton Clutch? What has it done for your RZR's performance....did you have to play around tuning the weights much?

Thanxs.