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Evening everyone.

Picked up a 1993 250 2x4 (basically a Trail Boss 250) a few months ago. Went through the machine and fixed lots of stupid stuff and so on on. Last thing I've got an issue with is the clutch cover. The inner cover is the correct year, the outer cover is not, is also has horrible rub and melting marks as well as the awful sound when running it.
Been trying to find the "proper year" outer cover hasn't worked too well. I know the 2 and 4 stroke machines have a slight different placement for clutches and covers. But would I be able to pull an inner and outer cover assembly from the 1996-2005ish generation of 2 strokes? If I could that'd be great news, as there's a hell of alot more of those available.
Thanks for your time.

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I recently purchased an 03 magnum 330. It was running fine until yesterday. I turned it on (from a cold start) it was idling good but when I revd it up it wasn't getting full power so I decided to pull the choke. After about 10 seconds it shut off. It would turn back on but then shut off. At first I just thought it was flooded but after I waited a few it kept doing the same. I finally got it to idle again but then it would cut off if I gave it the slightest bit on gas... someone HELP!!

I recently purchased an 03 magnum 330. It was running fine until yesterday. I turned it on (from a cold start) it was idling good but when I revd it up it wasn't getting full power so I decided to pull the choke. After about 10 seconds it shut off. It would turn back on but then shut off. At first I just thought it was flooded but after I waited a few it kept doing the same. I finally got it to idle again but then it would cut off if I gave it the slightest bit on gas... someone HELP!!

So my winch was making some grinding noise, so I watched a couple of vids and dig into it.

The engage/freespool side lacked grease. And after I bolted the plate back on I tested it. Worked.

Now I should’ve stopped there, but something told me to pull apart the other side. So I did.

It was full of dust and garbage. So I cleaned everything, and bolted it back together. Hooked my cables up to it and nothing happened, just the solenoid clicking.

I tried to disassemble it many times, everything seems to be installed correctly. I even tried jumping to a 12V battery to make sure the solenoid wasn’t friend. No movement.

Does anybody have experience with this model?
Or a manual on how it goes back together properly?


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Greetings to All. New member here and new 2017 Sportsman 450 HO owner. Having difficulty locating the filler plug/plugs for the transmission and rear gearbox. The manual doesn't help much with a good picture. Also, does the transmission and rear gearbox use the same fluid and are they combined. The maintenance chart lists them individually to be checked and changed. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Does anybody make a 2 inch lift for an outlander 1000 max xterm????

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Ive had my Renegade for less then 2 months. Ive always heard the whine the clutch makes,however this sound is MUCH louder and i can hear it through my helmet at high speeds. It also feels a little less powerful. Not exactly sure when it started,but im thinking it was after i hit a deep water hole earlier in the day. I did pull the clutch water drain and nothing came out. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi,

I have a 2006 Hawkeye which is refusing the start. All lights come on on ignition and is turning over but won?t fire up.

Has had all recoil checked and new coil and there is a spark but it is very erratic, not regular like normal but at times it will flash frantically. Is it best to look to the CDI next?
The CDI box fitted looks to have exposed, soldered wires.

Thanks in advance,
H.

Thanks in advance?

To my surprise I've sealed bearing. From what I've read and videos they were only sealed one side.
Lol my manual does just say to grease " springs, spring sleeves and between one way clutch bearings ". No mention about beatings themselves. Huh...