KAWASAKI MULE PRO FXT General Troubleshooting
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NLGI #2 Waterproof Marine Grease
The propeller shaft splines on this model are known to suffer from lubricant starvation, leading to high friction binding during cornering. This stick-slip condition creates a rhythmic clicking or chatter as the shaft attempts to slide within the coupler under torque. Applying high-pressure waterproof grease to the male and female spline interfaces restores smooth axial movement and eliminates the noise.
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Front Propeller Shaft Assembly
If the vehicle has been operated for extended periods with dry splines, the metal-on-metal interface can develop galling or 'key-way' wear. In these instances, lubrication is insufficient because the physical deformations in the splines create a mechanical catch point. Replacing the full shaft assembly is necessary if the spline teeth show visible tapering or scoring.
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Front CV Axle Assembly
A clicking sound specifically localized to the outer wheel hub during turns indicates a failure of the CV joint's internal cage or bearings. When the steering rack is at full lock, the increased angle of the joint causes worn bearings to 'pop' in and out of the worn races. This is a common mechanical failure mode for all independent suspension utility vehicles.
SKU: 59266-0715
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the NLGI #2 Waterproof Marine Grease.
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