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108-EXP Clutch
- Having problems with belts.
started by Polaris650rxl
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October 6th 2009 at 10:15 PM
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Polaris650rxl
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Location: Little Lake, MI, USA
Current Sled: 02 XCSP 600
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I just put a Comet 108-Exp clutch on my sled, and every belt i buy is to wide? It gribs as soon as you pull it over. Wont idle and sure as hell does not drive right. Is there something im missing with this clutch and belts?
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October 7th 2009 at 8:55 AM
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THE_Norwegian
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THE_Norwegian got some SLP powder pro skis in the mail today :-D.
Updated Yesterday at 5:32 PM
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how wide belts do you use? you might have add some shims..
* XCR 440 *
"I`m not picking my nose.. I´m porting my head!"
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October 7th 2009 at 12:42 PM
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xcr440
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xcr440 is drinking high lifes polishing the sleds. Who wants to help....
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Location: St.Germain/Edgerton, Wisconsin, USA
Current Sled: 03prox700/97xcr440
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shim it for your belt thickness. Make sure you use a new belt.
a good beer drinker isnt a picky beer drinker
Loggers.... Working their ass off so you can wipe yours!
"Steep ground is when your cutting a notch and notice a mountain goat looking at you like you are crazy." - Hexan
woodbooga: (WOOD-boog-ah), n. regional dialect, common to areas of New Hampshire and Maine including the towns of Ossipee, Alton, Farmington, Acton, and Lebanon; one who attempts to obtain free firewood to fuel woodburning appliances in an effort to mitigate expenses related to home heating with fossil fuels. Frequently used as a term of derision by non-woodburners who mock the presence of loose bark and other wood waste in the beds of their pickup trucks.
2003 Pro x 700 almond/blue,10-66 black/red team 719 T-flow, 440 mains
1997 xcr440 my clutch kit, 380 mains,T-flow
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October 7th 2009 at 10:18 PM
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Polaris650rxl
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641 Posts
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Member Since: February 16th 2009
Location: Little Lake, MI, USA
Current Sled: 02 XCSP 600
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Ive went through 3 belts now. And they all measure different with width. I bought 2 polaris belts and one was 1 5/16 and the other was 1 3/8 both the same exact part number. I then went out a tried a dayco belt that one measured 1 3/8. I then called advanced auto and they carried carlisle i asked the guy to measure the width and he got 1 5/16. How can i shim it when there so inconsistent? I can see brand to brand but same brand same part numer?
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October 8th 2009 at 9:28 AM
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xcr440
Sundowners Trail Coordinator
xcr440 is drinking high lifes polishing the sleds. Who wants to help....
Updated About an hour ago
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12578 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 1st 2003
Location: St.Germain/Edgerton, Wisconsin, USA
Current Sled: 03prox700/97xcr440
2008-2009 Miles: 610
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you shim it for the belt you are going to use. you are never going to get it 100% correct unless to shim it each time you change the belt.
a good beer drinker isnt a picky beer drinker
Loggers.... Working their ass off so you can wipe yours!
"Steep ground is when your cutting a notch and notice a mountain goat looking at you like you are crazy." - Hexan
woodbooga: (WOOD-boog-ah), n. regional dialect, common to areas of New Hampshire and Maine including the towns of Ossipee, Alton, Farmington, Acton, and Lebanon; one who attempts to obtain free firewood to fuel woodburning appliances in an effort to mitigate expenses related to home heating with fossil fuels. Frequently used as a term of derision by non-woodburners who mock the presence of loose bark and other wood waste in the beds of their pickup trucks.
2003 Pro x 700 almond/blue,10-66 black/red team 719 T-flow, 440 mains
1997 xcr440 my clutch kit, 380 mains,T-flow
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October 8th 2009 at 2:29 PM
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Polaris650rxl
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641 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 16th 2009
Location: Little Lake, MI, USA
Current Sled: 02 XCSP 600
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How hard is this clutch to shim? Can i do it myself? Or should i take it in to a shop and have them do it?
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October 8th 2009 at 7:14 PM
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xcr440
Sundowners Trail Coordinator
xcr440 is drinking high lifes polishing the sleds. Who wants to help....
Updated About an hour ago
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12578 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 1st 2003
Location: St.Germain/Edgerton, Wisconsin, USA
Current Sled: 03prox700/97xcr440
2008-2009 Miles: 610
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either way is fine. But to do it yourself you will need the tools to do it.
a good beer drinker isnt a picky beer drinker
Loggers.... Working their ass off so you can wipe yours!
"Steep ground is when your cutting a notch and notice a mountain goat looking at you like you are crazy." - Hexan
woodbooga: (WOOD-boog-ah), n. regional dialect, common to areas of New Hampshire and Maine including the towns of Ossipee, Alton, Farmington, Acton, and Lebanon; one who attempts to obtain free firewood to fuel woodburning appliances in an effort to mitigate expenses related to home heating with fossil fuels. Frequently used as a term of derision by non-woodburners who mock the presence of loose bark and other wood waste in the beds of their pickup trucks.
2003 Pro x 700 almond/blue,10-66 black/red team 719 T-flow, 440 mains
1997 xcr440 my clutch kit, 380 mains,T-flow
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October 9th 2009 at 3:08 AM
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Polaris650rxl
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641 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 16th 2009
Location: Little Lake, MI, USA
Current Sled: 02 XCSP 600
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Well tools are no problem for me. My family owns a couple repair shops in the area. With the tools is this a hard job? I mean pulling the clutch off was easy how hard is it to spread it apart? Is is pressed together?
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October 9th 2009 at 7:44 AM
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THE_Norwegian
:)
THE_Norwegian got some SLP powder pro skis in the mail today :-D.
Updated Yesterday at 5:32 PM
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444 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: January 29th 2008
Location: Norway
Current Sled: ET 340 and XCR 440
2008-2009 Miles: 2500KM :-D
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first you need a clutchpuller.
then you need a tool for hoding the clutch and a tool for removing the spider. you can buy them or make them youself....
* XCR 440 *
"I`m not picking my nose.. I´m porting my head!"
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October 9th 2009 at 12:17 PM
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Polaris650rxl
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641 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 16th 2009
Location: Little Lake, MI, USA
Current Sled: 02 XCSP 600
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Well i put this clutch on:p So thats not a problem. In comparison to seperating the secondary is this much harder? Sorry for all the "dumb" questions, its just i really dont feel like paying a shop, and would love all the info i could get on doing this myself.
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October 9th 2009 at 12:29 PM
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THE_Norwegian
:)
THE_Norwegian got some SLP powder pro skis in the mail today :-D.
Updated Yesterday at 5:32 PM
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444 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: January 29th 2008
Location: Norway
Current Sled: ET 340 and XCR 440
2008-2009 Miles: 2500KM :-D
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i dont know how hard it is to remove the spider nut, but you can do it without special tools on a polaris clutch.
but removing the spider you have to have the special tools. its easy if you have the tools. but nearly impossible without...
* XCR 440 *
"I`m not picking my nose.. I´m porting my head!"
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October 9th 2009 at 7:23 PM
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xcr440
Sundowners Trail Coordinator
xcr440 is drinking high lifes polishing the sleds. Who wants to help....
Updated About an hour ago
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12578 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 1st 2003
Location: St.Germain/Edgerton, Wisconsin, USA
Current Sled: 03prox700/97xcr440
2008-2009 Miles: 610
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Quote originally posted by Polaris650rxl
Well tools are no problem for me. My family owns a couple repair shops in the area. With the tools is this a hard job? I mean pulling the clutch off was easy how hard is it to spread it apart? Is is pressed together?
You should have a spider tool and a holding fixture. you can get the tools from dennis kirk, epi,
a good beer drinker isnt a picky beer drinker
Loggers.... Working their ass off so you can wipe yours!
"Steep ground is when your cutting a notch and notice a mountain goat looking at you like you are crazy." - Hexan
woodbooga: (WOOD-boog-ah), n. regional dialect, common to areas of New Hampshire and Maine including the towns of Ossipee, Alton, Farmington, Acton, and Lebanon; one who attempts to obtain free firewood to fuel woodburning appliances in an effort to mitigate expenses related to home heating with fossil fuels. Frequently used as a term of derision by non-woodburners who mock the presence of loose bark and other wood waste in the beds of their pickup trucks.
2003 Pro x 700 almond/blue,10-66 black/red team 719 T-flow, 440 mains
1997 xcr440 my clutch kit, 380 mains,T-flow
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