Removing; Disassembling - Arctic Cat Wildcat EFI 1994 Service Manual

3. Push the lever forward; then lock the clutch in
the engaged position with the retainer. Be sure
to push the retainer fully onto the sheaves; then
remove the lever.
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WARNING
Never reuse the lock nuts on the cam arm pins.
Also, when installing new lock nuts, always use Red
LOCTITE STUD N' BEARING MOUNT on the nut
threads.
4. Change the cam arms and secure with new lock
nuts making sure the head of each bolt is posi­
tioned toward the direction of rotation.
5. Insert the lever back into the clutch, compress
the clutch, and remove the retainer.
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WARNING
Do not run the engine with the drive belt removed or
the retainer on the clutch.
6. Install the drive belt and secure the clutch
shield.
Fig. 4-1
Clutch compression lever
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JI
Movable sheave \
{f
Remove \--;
drive
b~~
Spider
r.
t({. ........
Insert compression lever
Sta tionary
.~. ~r'"
between spider and
sheave
r
movable sheave and push
",\ forward to compress clutch
so retainer can be installed.
Clutch compression
retainer
REMOVING
/.- Clutch retainer
position
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1. Open the clutch shield and remove the drive
belt.
2. Remove the retainer plug and washer; then
using a 1/2 in. 12-point socket, remove the
clutch bolt and lock washer.
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NOTE: To install the socket, bend the side
of the belly pan inward and down until the
end of the drive clutch shaft is exposed.
3. Using the Comet Drive Clutch Puller (pin 0644­
096) and an impact wrench (or a breaker bar
and Comet Spanner Wrench (pin 0644-136)),
tighten the puller. If the drive clutch will not
release, sharply strike the head of the puller.
Repeat step until clutch releases.
NOTE: Before installing the clutch puller,
apply oil to the threads of the puller and a
small amount of grease to the tip of the puller.
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4. Remove the clutch from the engine compart­
ment. Account for two sleeves found in the
drive clutch mounting bore.
DISASSEMBLING
1. Scribe a line across all components.
NOTE: Using a marking pen, mark the loca­
tion of the cover plate, spider and movable
sheave for assembly purposes. These compo­
nents must be assembled in the same location
for proper balance.
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