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Old 05-23-2008, 11:43 AM   #1
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why is my rear axle making a chattering noise over 10 mph? when I try pulling the secondary clutch the shaft has play, but it seems like its inside the crank case, I've had the cart for 3 years, doesn't get used that much but I wonder if i changed the crank case oil (I never changed it before but I'm sure I can figure it out) if this would solve the problem, Today I am going to work on changing the axle oil, but maybe it can be the bushing on the outside, or maybe when I reassembled the clutch I didn't have the spring in the right holes? or maybe its internal, regardless I should really change that oil, thanks for the help!
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Old 05-24-2008, 12:08 PM   #2
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why is my rear axle making a chattering noise over 10 mph? when I try pulling the secondary clutch the shaft has play, but it seems like its inside the crank case, I've had the cart for 3 years, doesn't get used that much but I wonder if i changed the crank case oil (I never changed it before but I'm sure I can figure it out) if this would solve the problem, Today I am going to work on changing the axle oil, but maybe it can be the bushing on the outside, or maybe when I reassembled the clutch I didn't have the spring in the right holes? or maybe its internal, regardless I should really change that oil, thanks for the help!
Is it a "chattering" noise or a "growling" noise ? Do you feel a "vibration in the seat of your pants" when driving ? Could be the "circlip" on the input shaft that holds the spring seat away from the tranny case has failed and there is a special spacer to take care of that. Or maybe the floating flange bushing is damaged. If it is the the case I would "update/replace" the floating flange with one that has a "zerk fitting" to allow geasing without taking avery thing apart. Let us know your findings. Later Dave
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Old 05-24-2008, 12:20 PM   #3
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Default Re: G2 loud rear axle

Its kinda like a mix of chattering and growling, it does vibrate a little. I changed the oil in the gear box but it didn't help, I really didn't expect it to. When I drained the old oil it was like a greenish foam that looked like it belonged in a swamp, so I guess it really needed to be done anyway. If I don't do anything about it now and hold off for a while do you think anything else will be damaged?
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Its kinda like a mix of chattering and growling, it does vibrate a little. I changed the oil in the gear box but it didn't help, I really didn't expect it to. When I drained the old oil it was like a greenish foam that looked like it belonged in a swamp, so I guess it really needed to be done anyway. If I don't do anything about it now and hold off for a while do you think anything else will be damaged?
If you can , look at the space between your tranny case and spring seat...you should be able to stick your finger inbetween. Sounds like a spacer and new floating flange are in your future. Later dave
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Old 05-25-2008, 04:29 PM   #5
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By floating flange do you mean clutches cams? or just the piece inside the sliding sheave? I replaced the sliding sheave 2 years ago and its ok, but there is a little play in the shaft. so maybe its just the spacer. i guess i could get that newer style floating flange, maybe it be better than the original with the little tab things which i have already replaced.
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