Jeff Knoll
Carrera Performance
Anyone done this yet?
Only took about 30 minutes to get down to the cover and get it off, but I have been stuck for hours trying to get the rear clutch off.
I do not have the luxury of doing this in my shop, and only have limited tools at my place in Nevada. I can't imagine changing a belt in the field with out a few specialty tools. I will be making them this week, but would really like to finish this up and get it back together today.
Any ideas on how to get the bolt off the rear clutch?
So far I have tried
*Wedging the clutch/pulley
* Trying to block it with 2 3/8 extensions and a pry bar
* building a wooden stop that bolted to the clutch
I thought the wooden stop would work, but it broke in half on the first try. Nut is tightened to 69 foot pounds.
Called for back up, and a friend is bringing an impact gun over. Still need to figure out how to hold the clutch from spinning?
BTW Belt was not broken, I just wanted to change it after 1000 miles. I also wanted to know how hard it would be to change in the field. It seems impossible without the correct tools, which I am going to try and make. Maybe I can get SXS Performance to sell them when I am done?
Any Ideas? I want to go spend the rest of my Sunday riding.
Only took about 30 minutes to get down to the cover and get it off, but I have been stuck for hours trying to get the rear clutch off.
I do not have the luxury of doing this in my shop, and only have limited tools at my place in Nevada. I can't imagine changing a belt in the field with out a few specialty tools. I will be making them this week, but would really like to finish this up and get it back together today.
Any ideas on how to get the bolt off the rear clutch?
So far I have tried
*Wedging the clutch/pulley
* Trying to block it with 2 3/8 extensions and a pry bar
* building a wooden stop that bolted to the clutch
I thought the wooden stop would work, but it broke in half on the first try. Nut is tightened to 69 foot pounds.
Called for back up, and a friend is bringing an impact gun over. Still need to figure out how to hold the clutch from spinning?
BTW Belt was not broken, I just wanted to change it after 1000 miles. I also wanted to know how hard it would be to change in the field. It seems impossible without the correct tools, which I am going to try and make. Maybe I can get SXS Performance to sell them when I am done?
Any Ideas? I want to go spend the rest of my Sunday riding.