CAN-AM RENEGADE 1000 Belt Smoking
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96%
CONF
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Drive Belt (Maverick High-Performance Version)
The smoking event indicates the belt has reached its thermal limit and likely developed flat spots or glazing, which significantly reduces the coefficient of friction. This specific OEM part (originally for the Maverick) uses a higher-modulus carbon tensile cord and improved compound to resist elongation and heat soak better than the standard Outlander/Renegade belt.
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2%
CONF
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CVT Housing Gasket
Belt slip is frequently exacerbated by moisture or debris entering the CVT housing. If the housing seal is compromised, water acts as a lubricant on the sheaves, drastically reducing friction and leading to immediate belt smoking under load. Replacing the gasket ensures the internal environment remains dry and high-friction.
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2%
CONF
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CVT Clutch Rebuild/Maintenance Kit
The thermal energy from a smoking belt often leaves 'glazing' or melted rubber deposits on the clutch sheaves. These deposits must be removed to restore the mechanical interface between the belt and the metal. A maintenance kit with new rollers and sliders ensures the primary clutch moves smoothly to provide proper clamping force.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Drive Belt (Maverick High-Performance Version).
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