Polaris General XP1000 Primary Clutch Roller Replacement

Primary clutch roller replacement

[@Mcgheen2670]

Great Video, thanks for the info. How has it held up over the past 10 months? A few buddy’s of mine rebuilt their clutches and had nothing but problems afterwards, didn’t last but another 500-1000 miles. They decided to run the cheap throwaway clutches instead as the cost was the same to rebuild vs buy the new full complete cheap clutch.

[@utvgarage]

Thanks! Depending on how far gone the clutch is depends how long it will last. I’ve seen a few clutches in excellent shape that only have sloppy rollers. I typically leave it up to the customer on what they want done , but most would rather install an aftermarket clutch vs paying labor cost on a rebuild. If the clutch shows wear in other places I would typically recommend a replacement clutch

[@PDK7777]

Will bad rollers ever cause it to make a slight metal sound when under mid load?

[@utvgarage]

Very possible. I am to the point now were you’re better off throwing the clutch away and replacing it with a new one . I use mother clutcher on almost all replacements . Polaris clutches are disposable in my opinion

[@alanivmontano]

Sooooo is it possible to remove the pin in the rollers with a hydrolic press??? No one shows the removal process of that pin without beating the hell out of it with a sledge and a punch

[@utvgarage]

Yes use a small bolt and a socket to press it out

[@utvgarage]

Be sure to use loctite on spider . I diddnt get that step in the video

[@utvgarage]

Yea I do 😂

[@jessefields9535]

Many other professional sxs mechanics say DO NOT USE brake cleaner on these parts.

[@williamevans3939]

you need a camera man!