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belt guard
- Thread starter azjerry
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capt.jim
Member
It should fit.
Belt Guard
It is alot cheaper than a new belt! Recommended by Can-Am Dealer mechanic to avoid buying a new belt.
It is alot cheaper than a new belt! Recommended by Can-Am Dealer mechanic to avoid buying a new belt.
Chupaca
New member
Guard nuts..!!
In the instructions for the guard for my RS, they recommended replacing the stock nuts with the clip on nuts used on the side panels. Picked some up at the auto store. 6mm x 1.25 made it a whole lot easier. :dontknow:
In the instructions for the guard for my RS, they recommended replacing the stock nuts with the clip on nuts used on the side panels. Picked some up at the auto store. 6mm x 1.25 made it a whole lot easier. :dontknow:
Yes, I did replace the nuts with the enclosed clip on nuts when I re installed the guard. It was removing the original nuts that was difficult. I also think I cross-threaded the front torx screw of the guard when putting it back in. Its in for now, maybe I'll re tap it someday, maybe not.
ARCTIC
New member
Cross threads are better than no threads. :roflblack:
