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    my 2012 se5 RT with less then 1000 miles now has a high pitched squeal comming from the rearend of the bike I cant hear it sitting up right driveing but the passenger can and if I lean way back I can hear it anyone have this problem or a Idea what it maybe ?? puzzled Rich

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    Check to see how your belt is tracking. It it is OK, see your dealer.

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    Roadster 2012-4 en Drive Belt Squealing Noise Under Acceleration
    Product: roadster Bulletin type: Service Bulletin no: 2012-4 (rbs2012-005 en AG)
    Subject: Drive Belt Squealing Noise Under Acceleration
    If a customer reports a squealing noise under acceleration, it may come from the drive belt. In order to minimize noise from drive belt:
    - Verify drive belt tension - Apply the following treatment to the drive belt.
    PROCEDURE Required Product
    Drive Belt Tension Verification
    Carry out DRIVE BELT TENSION VERIFICATION. IMPORTANT: Refer to the latest shop manual for proper procedure.
    Drive Belt Treatment
    Access sprocket teeth from over or under the swing arm. Apply grease on the rear sprocket as follows:
    YEAR
    MODEL MODEL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER
    2008 to 2012 All All
    All
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    0.30ml
    P/N Qty
    XPS synthetic grease (P/N 293 550 010)
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    2010-2011 Spyder RT
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    DRIVE BELT AND REAR WHEEL
    https://brp--c.na13.visual.force.com...?id=kA73000000... 10/4/2012
    Page 1 of 2
    Steps
    1. Apply 0.15 ml of grease (in a thin layer) on the center on 3-4 teeth
    2. Turn wheel 1/2 turn
    3. Apply 0.15 ml of grease (in a thin layer) on the center on 3-4 teeth
    NOTE: 0.15 ml is no larger than a small pencil eraser or a green pea. Do not use more grease than prescribed.
    0.15 ML OF GREASE ON A FINGER TIP
    CENTER OF TEETH 1. Spread a very thin layer.
    Grease will distribute evenly when vehicle is driven.
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    A lttle dab'll do you!
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    If you are getting a squeal on acceleration ONLY, it could be a rock chip caught in the sprocket teeth. I had this happen. The chip was lodged next to inside wall of sprocket and was very small. Took two inspections to spot it. Look at belt to see if there if a wear track starting. This was my telling clue.

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    Hope you'll find the solution. I will take my to the dealer if this happen to me. It could be serious.

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    My RS bakes make a squeal noise when the parking brake is out of adjustment.

    Mike

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