I just did a CVT service on my 2017 Outlander Max 570.
I cleaned the primary clutch, replaced the one way bearings, replaced the friction washer and installed a new Gates CVT belt.
The CVT is much quieter now and seems to be smoother after cleaning. (it was dirty, nothing bad though)
Now the gear selector is a bit easier to move and everything was working great until I switch to LOW range.
I was stopped, selected low and then started to accelerate slowly for about 3-6 feet. Then I appeared to slip out of low gear and heard the front diff? grind a bit and then no forward movement. I have only used low a couple of times. This hasn't happened before.
The second time I tried this today, i stayed in gear for perhaps 50 feet or so. Then the same behavior.
So why is this happening?
I have read about this a bit. Most folks state this is an issue with the gear selector linkage. Does this need to be adjusted or is this something else? All others gears work properly.
Thanks
I cleaned the primary clutch, replaced the one way bearings, replaced the friction washer and installed a new Gates CVT belt.
The CVT is much quieter now and seems to be smoother after cleaning. (it was dirty, nothing bad though)
Now the gear selector is a bit easier to move and everything was working great until I switch to LOW range.
I was stopped, selected low and then started to accelerate slowly for about 3-6 feet. Then I appeared to slip out of low gear and heard the front diff? grind a bit and then no forward movement. I have only used low a couple of times. This hasn't happened before.
The second time I tried this today, i stayed in gear for perhaps 50 feet or so. Then the same behavior.
So why is this happening?
I have read about this a bit. Most folks state this is an issue with the gear selector linkage. Does this need to be adjusted or is this something else? All others gears work properly.
Thanks

