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putting a belt back on
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 4:11 pm
by kygreen229
figured id post this in the general area cuz it could apply to all scoots...when i redid the final drive gears i had to take the belt off obviously..question is, is there a proper way to put it back on? ive had a post going in the tech section cuz of a bog issue and im kinda thinking about how i put the belt on and if it could possible be stuck if you will down to far in the clutch. or is this crazy thinking

?? thanks
Re: putting a belt back on
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 5:27 pm
by evilone
That shouldn't be the problem. Did you install center spring?

. The center spring will close pulleys and variator will retract as you slow down. So unless your rear pulleys or variator are binding up you should be good. Does it actually bog or just take off slower with the new gear ratio?
Re: putting a belt back on
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 5:37 pm
by Wheelman-111
Greetings:
The contra spring will drive the belt back "uphill" once the pulleys are a-spinning.
The far more common assembly error comes from
failing to provide sufficient slack in the belt when reassembling the variator. Misaligned splines mash each other to paste if you ham-fistedly apply the Dreaded Impact Gun in that condition.
You thus lose connection between the crank and the Drive Face. Yes, this would cause it to "bog". Hope that's not your problem...

Re: putting a belt back on
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 7:44 pm
by kygreen229
uh o...i did use a impact gun but i turned it way down and didnt impact it alot. and i didnt change the gear ratio just stock replacement. but im going to check all that out inside there again as well as recleaning my carb and getting it to seal against mainifold..i hope thats just my bog issue

Re: putting a belt back on
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 10:13 pm
by kygreen229
got it all done, this thing runs so well now!!

im pumped. clean carb, my issue was the belt was stuck down in between the variator and the clutch. somehow got stuck when i put it all back together. anyway no more oil leak on the rear end either thanks to some permatex and no more loud gear lash thanks to wheelman for the parts! anyway thanks for all the help guys