Recent content by Zeptra

It is the furthest thing from running perfect. Also I did clean the drive clutch on the cvt, it didn't help. I am just going to purchase a new kit for it. When I said it works perfectly, I was talking about the size of the belt on the clutch.

unfortunatley not. In that video, see how the belt is just sitting on the fly weights. Well mine is doing that even when I give it gas, and it won't properly engage whenever It is given gas. I need to know how to get the cvt working properly.

Alright everybody. This is exaclty what my cvt runs like, even when I give it gas. However, I know that the belt isn't too long because I looked up the belt numbers and it works perfectly. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfRu4RjNzX8

You are exactly right, it is. I will the second I get my hands on a camera. The problem is we can't get the kart in high speed. I think it is some bad springs.

Does anyone know a jf200 6.5 hp linkage, bevause I am not sure if it is right. Only the low speed can be adjusted right now. Can anyone tell me it or send me a diangram. Thanks.

Yes you are right, that is what they are reffering to. Well we know what is wrong now, with the kart anyways.

Different people, mainly mechanics. By the way, I have Wolfstein 3d for my emulator on my pen drive. :)

Awsome! Thanks, the belt I know for sure is right, it is the 89 model.

Thanks. They are known as the lock up clutch because when it stalls it is an almost immediate stop to keep the kart from crashing. Thanks again, I will most definatley check this out right now.

Update on my "dumb clutch" Okay, so I now know that my clutch is a Torque converter type. It is known as the lock up clutch. Still a few questions though. I know my go kart is not suposed to take off when I try to pull start it, so what is the problem there. Also My engine is at a constant rev...

Thanks, I am trying to get the pics up, but we just recently sold our camera. However now I am begging to think it is the drive pulley. The bearings inside of it don't want to spin, and the springs are all rusted to pulp.

It is not the pulley, it is the clutch, and I told you, I don't know what my neighbor done to it, or the guy before him. All they told me was they did mods to it. I don't know if the cart has the original clutch on it or not. However it most likely has a centrifugal clutch on it so yes.

It is either a centrifugal clutch or a polaris clutch.

That could very well be. I looked in between the fly weight and seen that the spring was really chorded, probably from it sitting at our negihbors.

Will do. I can probably have them up tommarow, or the next day. Thanks.