jeremiah J butler
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Has anyone ever had a primary clutch wear a hole through the outer surface. 2009 nytro with 5500 miles. Is this common or another problem?
grizztracks
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I've never seen that before. You must of spent most of those 5500 miles at wide open throttle to wear out the top of the primary.
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Never seen that before either, can you get us a better pic?
jeremiah J butler
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I will take one today
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Are you sure your running the correct belt? Grizz is right. A hole up there would be wide open throttle all the time.
Pmtg04
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Did it actually drive/accelerate/backshift?
Stuck in overdrive from a failed spring in secondary?
Or something besides the belt rubbing on primary?
The opposing clutch face looks straight or burned/damaged/grooved?
Had the sled since new?
Stuck in overdrive from a failed spring in secondary?
Or something besides the belt rubbing on primary?
The opposing clutch face looks straight or burned/damaged/grooved?
Had the sled since new?
herndonp
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Very bizaare. Never seen anything like that. I wonder if it was a bad casting from the get go.
Pete
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