2010 m8 brake assembly help?

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m7john

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ok so i changed the 2 bearings in the brake assembly and no im reinstalling the track and cant figure out where the spacers go.
i got the one between the bearings inside the brake assembly. and cant remember if the other goes on the jackshaft or the brake rotor side .ive looked at the manual and the blow up pics.and am lost. thanks

 

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which ones? I assume #40

 

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Pretty sure it goes between the rotor and bearing

 

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jethrobodean said:

which ones? I assume #40

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yep 40,
got it thanks

 

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jethrobodean said:

which ones? I assume #40

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ok so now i came up against another problem.
the #1 bolts will not tighten up. the treads on the bolt are fine. i must have messed up the threads inside the jackshaft. can i just put a nut on the bolt from the dd side. can be done easily. any thoughts ? thanks

 

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That long bolt goes into the diamond drive gear. You can only see that with the diamond drive removed. Its the bottom gear. They break off a lot in that gear.

 

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on mine it in only about an inch and a half long with a 5/8 head on it

 

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I doubt you can put a nut on it. Really doubt it.

Did it tighten up at all then wouldnt tighten any more? If the bolt is the same length and there is no evidence of female threads on it I would be doubtful it stripped. If stripped, looks like the gear/bearing is $135 or so.

Is the dd bolted to the tunnel and snugged flush? Been a while since i have had mine out so not sure what prevents it from turning, like the brake prob needs to be locked to keep track from turning.

 

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I would like to replace the bearing on my 09 m1000, do I need a press to get bearing out of the brake assembly? Thanks

 

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These may help:

http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=359286

http://backcountryrebels.com/showthread.php?t=4895

http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=151644