2023 Ski-Doo Gen 5 Clutch and Belt Cleaning and Adjustment
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2022
- Ski-Doo Ambassador Dave Norona takes us through cleaning the clutch/CVT area, removing belt and cleaning it and installing it back onto the machine and adjusting it. The Belt Bottom Grove should sit above the top of the Secondary Sheaves and the cord is near the top of them. Please put your comments below and like and subscribe!
*** Important, DO NOT USE SC1 as in the spray that coats a greasy film to make plastics look good, it is an error in my wording. You want to use S1 XPS clutch cleaner or a high quality brake cleaner that leaves no residue! Thanks - กีฬา
Skidoo did a great job with the entire clutch system. Dave, your right on being ocd with the clutch cleaning as it will pay you back in performance and clutch/belt longevity-good job!
Thanks!!!
Great video! Thank you, Dave!
My pleasure!
Cool Vid thanks from Québec !
Thanks for watching!
👍 Some good Info Dave.
thanks dude!
Great content Dave! I appreciate all the helpful tips that a person can sometimes looks passed!
Happy to help!
Thanks Dave!
cheers
Thanks Dave
You bet, Happy Riding! Cheers dave
Hey I just want to say I really appreciate your videos there very well done informative and lots of attention to details. Even the small details that matter thanks buddy.
Glad you like them! thanks!!
As a new rider this video was great! just did mine following your video to get ready for the next ride, belt deflection was definetely loose. Liked and subscribed, thanks again dave!
Thank you very Much! Glad it helped!!!
thanks for the info dave, gonna do this while we wait for some more snow. FYI tags on the hat hah!
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Tag still on your toque Dave ☃️👍👍
How is anyone gonna know its new, without the tag, :)
My clutches get pulled and cleaned thoroughly every summer, bushings and rollers are checked, and springs replaced if needed.
Belt area is blown out every few rides, you wouldn't believe how much belt dust comes out of the clutch and QRS jack shaft.
thanks for your reply, maintenance is key!
The new cvt cover/area looks so much better.
Did you get your favorite 175 expert as well this year?
Yes it works very well, no unfortunately no 175 in freeride or summit x, and those are the sleds I am riding as they are the easiest sleds to ride in the line up!
@@DaveNorona I see. So, you like the flex edge and t motion and didn't want to run the new setup in the expert?
@@scarpachi01 Yes after riding both I chose the best riding machine for me, and I could side hill them both the same but the t-motion x and flex edge are easier to initiate when conditions are less than ideal. cheers dave
That a new toque Dave? Hahahahah
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I think you had loosen/tighten backwards when explaining adjusting belt deflection.
You can make it sound that way but it will be obvious when someone does it. cheers dave
nice!
Freeride this year? No summit?
Freeride is a Summit, also have a Summit X!
All sell you my toe holds since you are so set on them. Foot will never get caught in them WORNG and 8 weeks recovery after surgery and a leg and ankle full of metal. Mines well but a seat belt on the sled to lol
which sled and toe holds adjustable or rigid, sorry to hear,
can all your videos apply to gen 5 trail sleds too?
I do not own any trails sleds unfortunately nor do I base my info off any of them, so best to touch base with the Ski-Doo Trail Ambassadors as they will give you the right info you need. cheers dave
Doesn't the manual tell you to have the track up and run the sled after each adjustment?
Might do, never read it, rolling the sled forward is doing the exact same thing, under pressure since skid is on the gound. I have done this for a long time, its not a science, but a simple adjustment to make it work well. If I was going up jackson for the win, i would be more precise, but I am far from that so...this is good enough for me. cheers dave
Are you available for a one on one demo?? :)
you might not be able to afford me!!
Belt deflection on my Gen 5 turbo was set incredibly loose by the dealer - it was FAR out of spec. Don't trust the dealer, inspect yourself.
Always good to check things over!
I just picked up a 23, and it was a turn and a half out..
You certainly do not want sc1 on the clutch surfaces, it’s basically a spray wax. Brake cleaner is the way to go.
Yes I put an update in the comments but it has moved down, so placed one in the description, S1 XPS or a good brake cleaner, thanks
S1 not SC1!
Yes even norona makes lots of mistakes....makes me human! Ha Ha!
2000kms hahaha I call bullshit !
Sorry but true!
Here is a quote I just pulled off of snow and mud in the comments "I'll stick with the stock belt, don't need any "if you had stock BRP belt you would not have these gouges on clutches" argument. Noth worth penny-pinching over $100 difference in a belt. I had 2700 km on my G4 turbo on original belt." Easily get more than 2000km as well but when I notice a performance drop, I change it out as I ride lots of deep deep pow!!
Well shiiiit that’s frickin nuts I’ve got 3300 kms on my xrs 800. And have gone thru like 5 belts no bs. And all brp belts.
@@danteblack9873 something is up, should be getting that on one belt, cleaning it? checking it? Breaking it in properly?
Thx for getting back to me Dave sorry for coming off as rude. Yes proper break in at least 50kms. I can be cleaning it more often that I can improve on. And sled has been serviced by a skidoo dealer. Very first belt I blew I was going full speed caused me to flip the sled 100 plus miles an hour. Wasn’t fun. Still have the xrs but picked up the new Gen 5 freeride