Good video. FIY people that clutch spreader tool for secondary is garbage. Just get a long bolt that fits use ratchet or wrench. This tool will twist, snap and bend. Then you will really be screwed out on trail.
The normal direction of the engine rotation when looking at the primary clutch from the drivers side is counter clockwise. It states in the Polaris service manuals to not rotate the engine backward because it can cause the cam timing to jump. I have also heard this multiple times from reputable RZR engine builders. The chance of rotating the engine by the belt during install or removal is low but why risk it?
The best belt changing video I have seen yet! Thanks for the detailed demonstration.
Thank you
Good video . All the information you need to change the belt and none of the extra talking . Straight to the point , thanks for the info .
Awesome video. I’m new to the side by side world so this was very informational! Thank you!!
Great video! Thanks for sharing your accurate knowledge!
Great video, thanks for all the tips and info
Awesome video. Tons of great info. Well done fellas!!!
Thank you. Awesome products, keep it up.
Great video. Very helpful 👌
I've never blown a belt an I've just broken the belt in just doing normal driving but that being said it was smaller cc atvs
Good video. FIY people that clutch spreader tool for secondary is garbage. Just get a long bolt that fits use ratchet or wrench. This tool will twist, snap and bend. Then you will really be screwed out on trail.
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Thank you for sharing
No problem
But getting it to slide back In on a 1000 isn't as easy
Jump timing lol, that's a new one. The likelihood of that happening is ZERO.
The normal direction of the engine rotation when looking at the primary clutch from the drivers side is counter clockwise. It states in the Polaris service manuals to not rotate the engine backward because it can cause the cam timing to jump. I have also heard this multiple times from reputable RZR engine builders. The chance of rotating the engine by the belt during install or removal is low but why risk it?
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