rage man
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hi just wondering if anyone has some clutch alignment specs and or some suggestions on things to check on an 09 nytro rtx se i blew 5 belts in 400miles never blew one befor i blew the first one on this trip then everytime i held it opean for a matter of 2miles it would blow another and not just blow but seperate every belt into. 2 halfs thanks
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Ok Tell us if you have done something or anything to your sled, clutch, track, snow and weather conditions, Temperature, new/old belts, broken in belts, Yamaha belts, etc????????
rage man
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stock sled 10000km same track hard packe groomed trails -10 was on a trail called piston ally litterly wide opean for 15 minutes blew first belt the keep blowing them if i opeaned it up after that at 5000km i bent and replaced my front subframe i wanna check my clutch alignment and i need the offset specs but if that all check out the i need some other stuff to check or ideas thanks
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Sheave offset:
13.5 ~ 16.5 mm (0.53 ~ 0.65 in)
Did you break-in any of the belts you blew up?
13.5 ~ 16.5 mm (0.53 ~ 0.65 in)
Did you break-in any of the belts you blew up?
rage man
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they were all the ppls i was riding withs spare belts that the broke in befor putting them in for spares expensive 400 miles lol
rage man
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thanks for the specs man im goina check that soon i keep u posted
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At that mileage you might want to check couple of things in your clutches.rage man said:10000km
Like worn weight bushes, roller bushes, shaft bushes or helix buttons causing binding problems.
AttakDog
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Also put a straight edge on the primary sheeve to check if it has become "dished". The hard Yamaha belts do this to the primary after 6-8000 miles and belt life suffers. You can use some sandpaper and a straight edge to square them back up a bit (with the engine running and belt off), or cut them on a lathe if they are not to far gone
rage man
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deflection check out ok sheeve alignment was within spec found that the primary actully had a touch of movement tightend play went awAy oit for a ride now 150 km decided to opean it up all the was boom belt blown in 2km wide opean primary sceems to have a little movement agian so maby i have to figure out y that keeps loosening up i fid the 2 step tightening proceduer dont want to opean it up to see but possible over reving ? the wear pattern on the primary is like 1/4 inch from top rpm at 90 km is 6-65 hundred rpm 100km is up to 72 ish 110km is 76-78 hundered theses sceem on any ideas 6 belts in 500 miles now
Cherry08
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i am having the same issue and posted "first 100miles...... blew 2 belts" check out some of the suggestions the guys had there......
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Rage Man:
Piston Alley eh? Yeah there is another name name for that streatch of interstate trail.....The Blown Beltway...I digress.
Like Cherry08, check your clutch temperatures first bu you probably have a clutch problem more than an alignment issue. I'd check your bushings (primary and secondary) for wear.
Good luck
OTM
Piston Alley eh? Yeah there is another name name for that streatch of interstate trail.....The Blown Beltway...I digress.
Like Cherry08, check your clutch temperatures first bu you probably have a clutch problem more than an alignment issue. I'd check your bushings (primary and secondary) for wear.
Good luck
OTM
rage man
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found that all 3 plastic bushings the helix runs on aare groves half way through will replace this week think thats enough to cause that issue also THE PRIMARY CLUTCH I CAN MOVE IN AND OUT JUST A LITTLE BIT BUT THERES DEFENTALLY MOVEMENT IS THIS NORMAL ON THE NYTROS I KNOW ON PERVIOUS SLEDS OF MINE AND DADS APEX TYHATS NOT THE CASE
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rage man said:found that all 3 plastic bushings the helix runs on aare groves half way through will replace this week think thats enough to cause that issue also THE PRIMARY CLUTCH I CAN MOVE IN AND OUT JUST A LITTLE BIT BUT THERES DEFENTALLY MOVEMENT IS THIS NORMAL ON THE NYTROS I KNOW ON PERVIOUS SLEDS OF MINE AND DADS APEX TYHATS NOT THE CASE
Yes it's normal to a degree. There is some excess play on the stub shaft.
Did you check your clutch weights for flat spots.This happens on high milage 3 cylinders.
Groomer08
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im thinking more it was -10 and you blew a belt, put a new one on and then tried to go 100.
cant take a belt that cold thats been stuck in a belt clip and put it on and expect it to go 100 within 2 minutes. need to put it on and ride it easy for a bit warming it up and getting it flexible. -10 that belt wants to stay a figure 8 like it was in the spare belt holder. start running it fast before it warms up and WAMM delamination! been there done that on the lake before.
cant take a belt that cold thats been stuck in a belt clip and put it on and expect it to go 100 within 2 minutes. need to put it on and ride it easy for a bit warming it up and getting it flexible. -10 that belt wants to stay a figure 8 like it was in the spare belt holder. start running it fast before it warms up and WAMM delamination! been there done that on the lake before.
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