Can Am Maverick X3 Primary Clutch Maintenance
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- whats up guys, on this video we pull the primary clutch off of our 2019 can am maverick x3 120hp models and replace the slider shoes, grease the bearing and replace the 2 bearing shims. if you looking to do this your self hopefully this video helps you out, it took about 15-20 minutes start to finish...
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lets just all take a minute to appreciate that the little man is helping out. good to see him wanting to lend a hand and get his hands dirty.
🙏🏻 thank you. he’s an awesome young man, always eager to learn and help.
That's very important for his future, to know being a important part and helping hand as a mechanic next to you.
Thank you for a simple no nonsense guide on how to do this maintenance. Really appreciate it.
Thank you. 💯🤘🏻
Always grease the threads of your pullers to make them last and keep from galling
That boy knew the assignment. Great work dad!
Thanks for making simple maintenance videos. Helps more than you realize.
I’m glad it was able to help out. 🤘🏻💯
Man I appreciate the video fixing to do mine for the first time it's hard to find someone that explains it like you just did thank you!!
Awesome. I’m glad it could help.
Great video! Nice that you have your young helper, quality, and educational time with the little dude. I have to replave the bendix gear on my 05 outlander 400. Yikes.
Got an X3 RC RR on order due in March. Just watching all the vids I can lol
Right on, that probably the best machine out there right now In my opinion.
Same to me... Order the 2021 Maverick X3 XRS MAX TURBO RR with smart shox and seen this (my own piece of bastard) last two weeks at the dealer but have to wait for few upgrades and installing the stuff like roof, windshield with wiper-system, and so on.... The time to wait it's very hard to me, like a child waiting of Santa to Christmas. Here in germany you can order many parts but it needs time to get/got them.
That means, mid or end of february will be the best month to me. And the vids of the fabulous CAN AM CREW show me the way for the future gone offroad.
Best greetz from far away, from germany.
Yes thanks very helpful !!!
Thanks for posting, I have a Maverick Sport but probably similar to helpful to watch this.
I know it takes time to record-edit-post these and we appreciate you doing this. Yet another fine video from the can am crew! You said you have 4500 miles on it before doing the maintenance and the manufacturer says 500? What would be a good mileage estimate before removing it for inspection?
Thank you🤘🏻I would just visually check it every 500 or so til you can see wear, mine had slop in the governor cup because the sliders were so worn and that’s how I could tell. I keep my clutches blown out every couple rides too. The amount of dust that comes out of there is insane.
Very good and no shitty music, excellent.
Another fine video
🤘🏻💯 thank you.
Very helpful thanks for the lesson & tricks ...
🤘🏻 thank you for watching.
Thx for taking the time to make these maintenance videos, they help a lot. What do yo torque the primary and secondary bolts to when reassembling?
Thank you for watching, I believe the primary is 89 ftlbs and secondary is 52 ftlbs
@@TheCanAmCrew wow, that doesn’t seem like much. But I like to torque certain things to spec. Thx
Well done!
Thanks a ton for the video it was a life saver!
Glad it could help 👊🏻👊🏻
Nice informative video! Thanks!
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Thank you for sharing
Great video!! Do you have the dimension for the separating tool posted somewhere?
We used a 7” circle of 3/4 steel. 3/4-16 threaded hole in the center and a 6-1/8 bolt pattern around the outside for the clearance of the bolts that thread into the clutch
Ok thank you for the info!!
Great video.
Thank you, we appreciate that.
Great job.
Thank you 👊🏻👊🏻
Also am I able to make one of those separater tools? Don't really feel like spending 250 on a tool to use once haha
Ya. That’s what we did. I used a 3/4 thick plate which was over kill. The center hole is drilled and tapped for a 3/4 bolt. Outside holes are clearanced for the cup bolts. 6-1/8 bolt pattern I believe.
Will this stop my x3 from breaking belts?
If your breaking belts I would check into your alignment and one way bearing, also make sure your using high and low when your supposed to so your not smoking or beating your belt.
Thanks for the video, I just did mine. Any idea why you get so many o-rings in the KWI 500 mile kit?
I’m actually not sure why there are so many o rings. I didn’t get that many when I ordered mine but I ordered it from tnt performance and not kwi so maybe that has something to do with it.
very good video, a question as to how much is a primary clutch of a Maverick x3 XRC ??
Thank you, I’m actually not sure how much a primary would be. I’ve never priced one.
thanks
Great video. Is there a grease you'd recommend in a pinch if you don't have the correct type on hand?
Yes, I’ve heard of a few folks using NAPA sil-glide grease. Just has to be high temp resistant so it doesn’t melt and get every where.
WHy didn’t you just replace the bearing
Nothing was wrong with the bearing. I’m at 9400 miles now and still on the original bearing
@@TheCanAmCrew I’m at ten grand. Mine is squealing some. Not hard to shift or making the secondary engage all the time. Maybe needs greased
@@user-vw6nh2cl9p yes, they squeak when they get dry.
Cam the bearing being dry be the cause of the shifter not going in trying to fig our it out
Most of the time when a shifter is hard is a bent shift fork or the secondary is spinning. It shouldn’t be. A dry or bad bearing can cause this.
I know this is a old video but could you just smack the tool on top with a hammer and pop the clutch half’s apart like a skidoo snowmobile clutch vs. using the steel plate ?
I actually tried that before building the tool. I’ve seen it work that way but I wasn’t able to get them apart.
Great Video! Can i ask what were the signs of needed to do this service ? I just picked up a 2019 XRS Turbo R with 3100 miles on it. It seems fine just not sure if i should do it or not yet. Thanks
Some of the signs would be a slight squealing noise like a dry bearing. Other than that it would be normal maintenance everyone 2000 miles or so to replace the slider shoes and grease the bearing. I noticed a lot when riding real dusty areas for a few hundred miles we would get a dry squeal noise and as soon as we blew the clutches out and greased the bearing it went away.
@@TheCanAmCrew Awesome ! Thanks
@@TheCanAmCrew Where did you purchase the kit you used ?
I got it from tnt performance but you can also order it from kwi clutching too.
@@TheCanAmCrew Thank you
what hours or ks do you recommend to do them?
It would be a good practice to do them every 3-4000 miles.
Jesse what the name of the grease you used to put inside the barren from TNT?
I just use the grease that they sent me. I’m not sure of the name off hand.
Where are they located? I googled but only brings up workout places. Do you have a phone number?
@@judithpearson9845 I get all my clutch stuff from whalen speed now.
Hello, my vehicle is now difficult to shift in the running state, need to turn off the engine to shift easily, what is the possible reason, can you help me to answer？
Yes actually I can, your secondary is spinning and it shouldn’t be.. Most commonly happens in the the 2022 and 2023 x3 models but if you have other years it can be this too. Can am will warranty it if you have a 22 or 23. If you have previous years you will need to inspect your primary one way bearing, your belt or secondary for any issues or dirt build up. In the 22 and 23 models they change your primary weights
@@TheCanAmCrew I have disassembled the clutch of model 195 in 2015, but I did not find any problem, because no parts were damaged or broken. Could you help me diagnose the problem of the vehicle according to the photos I provided?
@@user-eg5vo5ij9j unfortunately I wouldn’t be able to help any just by seeing some pictures.
@@TheCanAmCrew What instant messaging tools do you have, I hope to communicate with you, I have some questions about the clutch, I hope you can help me answer
@@user-eg5vo5ij9j I have Facebook. The can am crew.
Im having a issue of my seconday spinning at idle..whats your thoughts to fix? primary bearing?
I’d say the primary one way bearing needs greased. Or replaced
Does it matter which way the sliders go in? One side has more of a rounded edge.
Yes. Rounded edge goes out.
@@TheCanAmCrew thanks!
Do you suggest glass windshield or plastic ?
Full or half ??
We don’t run windshields anymore
Since going to custom cages last year but if we were to run one it wouldn’t be glass. With the harder riding there’s a good chance it would break in a flop or rollover
@@TheCanAmCrew thank you so much for the info. Safe riding
Do you need to replace the primary and secondary bolts
Technically yes. After bolts are torque you shouldn’t reuse them but I’ve had no issues reusing bolts. 8800 miles and counting.
@@TheCanAmCrew thank you for the quick response, love your video’s
Nice video man! Can you share the part number on that kit please Sir.
Thank you. I just ordered the pieces from tnt performance. Great place to work with and very helpful. I believe you can buy the kit from kwi themselves but they were out of town for a race when I needed them so I ordered from tnt.
how do you know that you get it torqued back on correctly. I've heard it should be around 85 foot pounds. Is there a way to know what your impact will torque it back to?
Yes the Primary is 89 ft/lbs and the secondary 54 ft/lbs there is a tool you can hook between the clutches so they don’t move and you can torque them at that point. There is no true way to know for a battery impact but checking them with a torque wrench after and having a friend or two holding the clutch works as well.
I wrap the tail of a ratchet strap around the clutch over itself a couple times and hook it to the sway bar. Then use torque wrench.
nice
🤘🏻💯
where can i get the blueprint for that primary tool you made3 !
I can get you dimensions when we get back from our 40 day trip.
What type of grease did you use?
I can’t recall the name but it’s a special type of white grease for heat and cold from brp. That’s what tnt performance told me anyway.
Your puller plate, how thick is it and puller hole diameter?
The plate is made from 3/4” thick steel and the center hold is drilled and tapped for a 3/4-16 fine thread bolt.
@@TheCanAmCrew awesome. Thanks Man!!!
So this being 3/2022 i called TNT performace to order the “500mile kit” its been two weeks, they have my money i DONT have the kit, after a week i called an Mike said his pregnat office mgr forgot to set the order, that he would get it taken care of RIGHT NOW! That was a week ago and i have STILL not recieved the kit. Now my call goes to voice mail, had to cancel the setvice cause friday were out runnin for 5 days, let the buyer beware😡
That’s a bummer, I actually believe the owners have changed since this video. Not making excuses because that shouldn’t happen at any place. Hope you receive your parts soon.
Was that available as a kit? Also why does only 3 sliders get replaced when it looks like there are more than 3?
Yes you can get it as a kit. I got mine from tnt performance. You can get it from kwi also. The 3 sliders that get replaced are the ones that are laying load in there. I’m not exactly sure why the others don’t get replaced. I never asked haha.
Bolt pattern
6-1/8”
How can i get the tool you used to split the clutch.. Nice work
Thanks, I made the tool myself out of 3/4 thick steel. You can buy them online or make your own. If you want to make your own you can message me on our Facebook page and I can send you pics of mine with bolt patterns and stuff.
@@TheCanAmCrew can you post the bolt pattern
I sure can. I’m out and about right now, give me a little bit and when I get back I’ll get the dimensions for you.
@@TheCanAmCrew appreciate that
@@Shane-55 the bolt pattern is 6-1/8. Center bolt hole I did drilled and tapped for a 3/4-16 bolt. The outer holes are clearance holes for the metric bolts that thread into the governor cup. I don’t remember what size the bolts are but the holes are .355. Just under 3/8”