Bravo XR stiff input shaft
Hi all, I have a strange problem with my Bravo XR drive. When I turn the input shaft by hand there is very stiff part during 360 cycle, like 320 degrees turns easily then then remaining 40 degrees very stiff. When I pull off the back cover this problem doesn't exist. I have repeated this and checked that the detent ball sits in correct like ten times. But something seems to push something with the back cover installed and causing the stiffness. The gears look like a new to me. Any idea what this might be??,
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I guess I don't really see a stiff input shaft as a problem. I think most here will agree.
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Yep... I have also been thinking that maybe that is just normal. The only strange thing is that the stiffness occurs only at certain "degrees" when spinning the shaft... but maybe even that's just normal...
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One side of the shift cam is rubbing the high spot on one of the bump rings... try pulling or pushing on the shift linkage and see what it does....most likely, the cone isn't quite centered in neutral, so the fork isn't either, the detent ball is holding the fork in place, when you take off the back cover, it floats.... I wouldn't worry about it
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Originally Posted by JaayTeee
(Post 4558862)
One side of the shift cam is rubbing the high spot on one of the bump rings... try pulling or pushing on the shift linkage and see what it does....most likely, the cone isn't quite centered in neutral, so the fork isn't either, the detent ball is holding the fork in place, when you take off the back cover, it floats.... I wouldn't worry about it
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Originally Posted by JaayTeee
(Post 4558862)
One side of the shift cam is rubbing the high spot on one of the bump rings... try pulling or pushing on the shift linkage and see what it does....most likely, the cone isn't quite centered in neutral, so the fork isn't either, the detent ball is holding the fork in place, when you take off the back cover, it floats.... I wouldn't worry about it
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