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Destroyer
Well-known member
As alot of you know I am having ongoing issues with my 2010 CF 800 LE. Northside has now done absolutly everything possible to try and resolve the problems. (hard grinding under load, Low RPM, and track stab)
They have replaced the Diamond drive (enitialy only the bearing was replaced but the problems didn't stop), replaced the secondary Clutch.
cleaned the power valves. Replaced the spark plugs. Checked crank run out with the motor still in the sled, replaced the primary clutch due to bushing failure, Checked the driveshaft and brake side bearing, and of coarse put another skid and track under my sled.
I'm extremely impressed with their service. Any skepticism anyone may have had as a result of the ongoing troubles with my sled should be with drawn. They have definetly gone beyond the call of duty.
I took it for a test drive this evening. My rpm's are back to normal! the sled is fun to ride again. but there is still alot of grinding going on at lower speeds under heavy load. It's unbelievable. But at least now I can enjoy my ride, brag up my dealer, and ride out west without the fear of my diamond drive giving me grief.
The grinding and shake is still an unsolved mistery. It didn't start until 460 miles when the primary bushing and diamond drive bearing failed. (yes at the same time) on Jan 28th.
THANK_YOU NORTHSIDE!!!
They have replaced the Diamond drive (enitialy only the bearing was replaced but the problems didn't stop), replaced the secondary Clutch.
cleaned the power valves. Replaced the spark plugs. Checked crank run out with the motor still in the sled, replaced the primary clutch due to bushing failure, Checked the driveshaft and brake side bearing, and of coarse put another skid and track under my sled.
I'm extremely impressed with their service. Any skepticism anyone may have had as a result of the ongoing troubles with my sled should be with drawn. They have definetly gone beyond the call of duty.
I took it for a test drive this evening. My rpm's are back to normal! the sled is fun to ride again. but there is still alot of grinding going on at lower speeds under heavy load. It's unbelievable. But at least now I can enjoy my ride, brag up my dealer, and ride out west without the fear of my diamond drive giving me grief.
The grinding and shake is still an unsolved mistery. It didn't start until 460 miles when the primary bushing and diamond drive bearing failed. (yes at the same time) on Jan 28th.
THANK_YOU NORTHSIDE!!!