KAWASAKI TERYX KRX 1000 Jerky Acceleration
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CVT Drive Belt
The CVT belt is a friction-dependent component; 'jerking' is typically the result of 'flat spots' or glazing caused by localized heat during a slip event. When these thin or slick spots pass through the primary and secondary sheaves, the transmission ratio oscillates rapidly, manifesting as a jerky take-off. Replacing the belt restores a uniform friction surface and consistent belt thickness.
SKU: 59011-0047
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4%
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Centrifugal Clutch Assembly
The KRX uses a wet centrifugal clutch to engage the drivetrain; if the internal friction shoes become glazed or the dampening springs fatigue, engagement becomes binary rather than linear. This results in a 'grabbing' sensation as the shoes struggle to overcome the static friction of the housing. This assembly is the primary mechanical interface between the engine's crankshaft and the CVT system.
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3%
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Primary Clutch Roller Kit
The primary clutch uses weights and rollers to transition the sheaves based on RPM. If the rollers develop flat spots or the weights become hung on debris, the sheave movement occurs in steps rather than a smooth sweep. This mechanical hesitation causes the belt to be squeezed intermittently, resulting in jerky acceleration during the initial shift curve.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the CVT Drive Belt.
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