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I needed to take my track off to fix a leaking cooler and when I opened the chain case up I found that the bolt holding all the bottom gears on was snap off in the drive shaft. Nothing was broken luckily. I have no idea how long it has been like that. So just a reminder to open that sucker up once an awhile and look over everything.
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Yup...good find..and good idea
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It's common, there is an upgraded bolt for bottom gear.
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I have 6000 mi on without my bolt. because i was not able to tap out the broken piece .
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Ya its a common thing, I had my bolt back out and put a hole in the chaincase cover. Fun Stuff!
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If I remember correctly doesn't the bolt just hold gears in place for install, otherwise it kept together by the cover?
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You might be right because there is the bearing in the cover.If I remember correctly doesn't the bolt just hold gears in place for install, otherwise it kept together by the cover?
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So you put the case back together without that bolt in there? I'm hoping that I can get the broken part out smoothly.I have 6000 mi on without my bolt. because i was not able to tap out the broken piece .
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Yes you can, but if you are able to remove the piece , i would put a bolt back in.
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O yeah I'm going to try and get that out. I had this same thing happen on an older Polaris I had awhile back and it came out fairly easy so hopefully it goes just as smoothly with my nytro.Yes you can, but if you are able to remove the piece , i would put a bolt back in.
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Yamaha updated the bolt for this reason. Took mine to a local machine shop to get it out.
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The bolt has loctite on it so it will need heat to get out, at least mine did.
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Any pictures?I needed to take my track off to fix a leaking cooler and when I opened the chain case up I found that the bolt holding all the bottom gears on was snap off in the drive shaft. Nothing was broken luckily. I have no idea how long it has been like that. So just a reminder to open that sucker up once an awhile and look over everything.
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I had the updated bolt.
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