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Rob Rodriguez
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Check your oil level. If your oil is low this will happen
Chupaca
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Have it checked....
Not that familiar with the SE's being a manual ryder. The only sota loud, clunky shift is only on the neutral to first or reverse. Like mentioned above check oil level and if possible oil brand and spec's being used and level and how it was checked. Could be as simple as that but if downshifting yourself has no effect it may be something in the shifting system...:dontknow:
Not that familiar with the SE's being a manual ryder. The only sota loud, clunky shift is only on the neutral to first or reverse. Like mentioned above check oil level and if possible oil brand and spec's being used and level and how it was checked. Could be as simple as that but if downshifting yourself has no effect it may be something in the shifting system...:dontknow:
Rob Rodriguez
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Its not normal. Shifting on the SE5 is only loud and clunky if the oil is low. Dealer did my first oil change on my bike (6 years ago). I left the dealer and the bike would barely shift down at all. Shifting up was OK. I checked the oil it was a quart low. These are the kind of dealers we that have CanAm products have to deal with. Tell the dealer to check the oil. Its low.
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