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Hey guys. The time has come to do the valve adjustment on my 2017 hd10. I opened up the rear cylinder and three out of four were out of spec. My problem is I?m not sure of the easy route to access the front cylinder. Any ideas? I scoured the internet looking for videos but nothing for my specific model. Thank you in advance.

Hi guy's, just ordering a 2018 XT570 and was wondering if 27"tires would fit with no rubbing etc..any thoughts on a good all round tires? also would I go 10" wide all the way around?


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I have a 2006 Polaris Sportsman 800 E.F.I. It starts fine and runs great at all speed ranges when initially started. After running the machine for a while (when it gets good and heated up) it starts to spit and sputter and almost seems to backfire when I hit the gas hard or try to go over 20-30 M.P.H. If I keep it at lower speed it will continue to run well. If I let it sit and completely cool it will start good and run good again at all ranges until it gets hot again. I replaced the fuel pump and the starter solenoid about 6 months ago. Anyone have any experience with this issue or any suggestions?

hI i AM IN NEED OF HELP?? i HAVE BEEN WORKING ON MY 1994 Polaris Explorer 300 4x4 and I need to take the transmission out. I have taken everything I need to off sao far but I cannot get the sprocket off the splines to access the rotor disc for brake and get all that out then airbox and its out? BUT How the F do you get that sprocket off??? The brake disc is right behind it??? There must be something Im missing that I cant see???
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Okay, so now I have achieved my goal, wife and I have identical 2015 ACE 570's. Won't get to play with them until the end of April, they will live here at our summer place in SD and we head back to Florida this weekend for the winter.
Over the winter I plan to shop for all the accessories I intend to add, and have them stacked up out here when I return. At the top of my list is a parts book (or link) and service manual. I have found the service manual, new, used, CD's and aftermarket as well on eBay. What about parts manuals? Does the OEM service manual include the parts?

I am looking for confirmation on the Primary one way clutch bearings for the 2002 can-am quest 650.
The shop manual lists these OEM parts based on the diagram on page 03-11-1

Primary Clutch on the Right side
OEM BALL BEARING
711632370

I don't think you need to replace these on the secondary clutch but here is the part info just in case someone is looking for these:
Can-Am clutch bearings
Left side when facing
OEM BALL BEARING
420932421

I would like to install the double sealed, third party bearing that everyone says are better.
Are these the correct ones for this model and year?

6808RS Bearing 40x52x7 Sealed

This is based off of the discussion for some other models here:
http://www.can-amforum.com/forums/ca...-shifting.html

... "ended up ordering them from vxb.com, for around $30. bearing # is 6808 with 2 rubber seals, you need 2 bearings. the measurements are 40mm inside diameter, 52mm outside diameter and 7mm width. after replacement, you can shift with 2 fingers and not have to hump the quad, unless you want to!"

Thanks for your help.

I picked up a 2013 Renegade 800r XxC a few weeks ago and have so far been really enjoying it. Live in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Long time Atv'er and motorcyclist.

I see that the rear spring is adjustable for spring tension on my 330 magnum. With a lot of penetrating oil and a large pair of water pump pliers I did stiffen the rear spring up. Do they make a tool or spanner to turn this adjuster.