Agree 💯

Yes, exactly. And mine was only in 2wd

You're absolutely right!

Yep totally resolved the problem, haven't had an issue since. Does your rattle go away when you run in 4x4?

@@4x4Play not sure I never checked that I will try today and let you know thanks fkr the video .

Thank you!

Yes, completely eliminated the rattle, and now I can grease that yoke with ease

I would try, it fixed my issue completely

i went back to a factory carrier bringing recently after replacing my small shaft. it has minimal play still but you can only hear it at like 60 so im not mad about it haha. i think the easiest solution to this problem is to just replace the small shaft and the bearing and if you still have significant rattle your diff bearing is probably bad. @@4x4Play

Yep, spreads pretty evenly once you pump it in

@@4x4Play awesome thanks!

Thanks for checking it out!

I didn't get the rattling on vid unfortunately, but it's very obvious. It sounds like a loose piece of metal rolling around

It's going to depend on the size of the fitting you're going to use, but mine was a 1/4 hole I believe

Totally worth it, as long as you're willing to put in the time. If it's totally gone, a new rad may be the way to go

@@4x4Play yeah because i tried to go for a ride yesterday and within a few minutes the check engine light came on and said hi temp. Limp home mode.

No air flow = limp home

Thank you!

Yessir

Ok thx!

Nope, nothing obvious. But it drastically reduced my temps, which made me feel better for overclocking

@@4x4Play I have a evga x58 FTW3, 6-core w3690, and a 6800 XT, it runs witcher 3 at 4k Ultra 60 to 80 FPS. GPU at 97% utilization... But I notice that every little bit I squeeze out of the CPU I get 1 or 2 more frames. So maybe it is worth it for me ... I am thinking... But my motherboard has a huge northbridge heat sink right next to the CPU fan, and I don't think there is even any room for a little fan there. It's really fun to push these old motherboard/cpus to the limit, and so satisfying, but I may just go back to using it for GPU mining

When I had it on the bench I used 2 small pry bars and a rubber mallet to pry it out. I believe harbor freight sells a seal removal tool that would make it easier as well

Yup exactly what mine is doing I have the 2022 sounds like if you have a bunch of pennies I a metal coffee can rattle from 40 to 45 I either gas it or slow down and it goes away shits annoying honestly but I can deal with it

I have same issue it’s at a certain rpm around 25-30 mph if you hear it then let off throttle it gets loud then stops. I tried greasing splines didn’t go away. I have a hose clamp on exhaust springs and still there. Did you figure out what it was?

Same issue here with a 2022 with 300 miles on it.

Did you resolve the rattling noise issue? Mine is doing the same thing?

@@marcocontreras87 Check your seats. Mine had a rattle from a the seat bases. There are cutout areas of metal that touch metal on metal.

Course! It's Polaris Ride command... Free to use even for us Can-am guys. Great app, can add group members and see them as well

@@4x4Play just checked my phone and I have the app. Now, I just need to figure out how to use it!

I'd say spray some penetration oil around it for a few hours, then use heat

Pinion nut socket tool, can get them at specialized atv.com

Thanks man, there was a LOT of sticks that weekend!

I've seen that work too! Thanks for watching ✌🏻

Really??? Link!?

Sure was buddy!

I m glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching!

Yessir, 22 yrs now

@@4x4Play that's cool . awesome job.must be tough for sure

Thanks man, we all going there in 2021!

Good call, love mine!

It's the digital camo Can Am used back in 2015

Thanks man, love my Finntrail! I'd say take the time to do your measurements and follow their sizing chart, it's really accurate.