Did the 2014 rt have the front spocket problem, no red dust, but noticed what looks like antiseize coming out behind the bolt, note bolt is tight,
thanks
Did the 2014 rt have the front spocket problem, no red dust, but noticed what looks like antiseize coming out behind the bolt, note bolt is tight,
thanks
If one examines the Rear Drive parts fiche for the 2014 RTs one will see that the original design had a 28 tooth black sprocket, a separate additional outer flange held to the sprocket by six bolts and the flanged bolt and washer that anchored the whole assembly to the clutch shaft. Now why do you think our northern brethren changed a winning, trouble free system to a single sprocket, flanged bolt and washer? Shekels, dollars, quid, my friends, or whatever other coin of the realm one wants to use.
I thought the front sprocket problem was more related to the F3? an to newer models (post 2016)?
That's what I thought too, Paul, but I was disabused of that notion when trying to nail that down for myself a few months back. https://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?141160-Red-dust-of-death-on-front-sprocket
If one examines the Rear Drive parts fiche for the 2014 RTs one will see that the original design had a 28 tooth black sprocket, a separate additional outer flange held to the sprocket by six bolts and the flanged bolt and washer that anchored the whole assembly to the clutch shaft. Now why do you think our northern brethren changed a winning, trouble free system to a single sprocket, flanged bolt and washer? Shekels, dollars, quid, my friends, or whatever other coin of the realm one wants to use.
I have a 2014 RTS-SE6 I didn't have the sprocket problem.
Deanna
Did the 2014 rt have the front spocket problem, no red dust, but noticed what looks like antiseize coming out behind the bolt, note bolt is tight, thanks