My 03 ProX hiccupped at the edge of a pond this spring and got about half wet. Chaincase got some water in it.
I drained the oil and pulled the cover to make sure all water was out and there it was! The lower sprocket bolt was backed out about the width of a washer and I could turn it with my fingers!
Everyone, Pull you chain case cover.....
Jeff_G
michahicks
Jun 13 2005, 06:11 PM
I pulled mine ('02XC8) to do the popular 24/41 gear change....and the bolt had backed out to the point where it was working on the cover! Another few miles, and I'd have been walking/cleaning up a mess!
Agreed, pull the covers and replace/clean/loctite the bolt.
beeler
Jun 14 2005, 08:38 AM
Be sure to use the proper torque on that bolt. DO NOT OVER TORQUE IT!!!!!!!!!!. Peace, Beeler
pro-x
Jun 14 2005, 12:12 PM
I will look at mine when I get it. What is the torqe specs? THANKS Jason :beerchug:
rtoner70
Jun 14 2005, 02:33 PM
The Polaris manual says 19 ft/lbs. That is CRAZY! Way too much torque for that size bolt! Use some blue Loctite and go to 10 ft/lbs. Even that feels like a lot. This is what my dealer has been doing for years, with no problems yet. :div20:
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