YAMAHA GRIZZLY 700 Clunking Hard Shifting
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93%
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Wet Clutch Carrier Assembly
The centrifugal friction shoes on the carrier assembly can become glazed, or the return springs can lose tension due to heat cycling. This prevents the shoes from fully retracting at idle speeds, causing constant drag on the clutch drum which transmits torque to the CVT belt, making it difficult to move the gear selector out of or into gear.
SKU: 5KM-16620-00-00
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4%
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One-Way Bearing (Sprag Clutch)
The one-way bearing allows the primary sheave to freewheel in one direction for engine braking. If the internal sprags flip or seize, the bearing will lock the primary sheave to the crankshaft at all times, preventing the CVT from reaching a neutral state and causing significant resistance during gear shifts.
SKU: 4SH-16664-00-00
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3%
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Wet Clutch Housing Drum
If the internal surface of the drum becomes grooved or heat-warped, it can catch the friction shoes of the carrier even when they are partially retracted. This mechanical interference maintains shaft rotation at idle, leading to the characteristic clunking when the transmission dogs are forced into engagement.
SKU: 3B4-16611-00-00
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Wet Clutch Carrier Assembly.
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