Mike Belanger
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Is there an easy way to change jackshaft bearing behind the secondary?
NYTurbo
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Not hard really but chain case needs to be opened up and you'll need a press
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Ya was trying to get away from doing that lol...not hard but trying to save time ...Does it come out the chain case or clutch side and do i have to take the frame brace off also....Thanks
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Clutch side, I warm bearing housing and then tap shaft out.
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so leave the brace on sled ?
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Yes you can leave brace on sled. But need to heat a bit getting bearing/shaft out, and in.
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the brace comes off easily. You are that far in, a few more bolts isn't a big deal.
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Heat brace and freeze bearing for install
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No need to take the brace off. Just heat around the bearing and it comes right out.
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I like to take them off, clean the whole thing up and reinstall. Not needed but I like to do it that way and doesn't take long, looks clean when done..
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Unless you have 15000 km on it you likely could just clean it out and repack and it will get you through the season.
Changing that bearing - once the chain case is opened up (which is a chore in itself) is fairly simple. Pull all the gears and chain off the chain case side. Heat up the housing on the clutch side - tap the shaft towards the secondary side and it comes right out Of the housing (like the previous comments). Shop press the bearing off the shaft and you are done.
Note: the aluminum housings on these sleds are not As thick as a real Yamaha. Just a little heat and it expands easily to allow the bearing to come out.
MS
Changing that bearing - once the chain case is opened up (which is a chore in itself) is fairly simple. Pull all the gears and chain off the chain case side. Heat up the housing on the clutch side - tap the shaft towards the secondary side and it comes right out Of the housing (like the previous comments). Shop press the bearing off the shaft and you are done.
Note: the aluminum housings on these sleds are not As thick as a real Yamaha. Just a little heat and it expands easily to allow the bearing to come out.
MS
