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Hi: Big Welcome Here

Yes I hear you "FF" -- my friend has a Can-am which I do the maintenance for him -- one needs 4 hands to do some of the work on it -- good riding bike -- but a pain to work on.

Hi: A fellow here put one on his bike -- but took it off after finding the hard way -- hit something on the trail you grab the handle bar tight -- throttle is moved forward bike is out of control -- riding while standing up you can't control the throttle. -- so be careful 

I seen this on a other site -- 

Hi; Big Welcome Here --- first clean all that oil off so you can see where it's leaking.

Having a heat wave here now

Yes -- as said above check the grounds -- remove and clean

Check the connector first

Hi: That would be the O2 sensor (code 23) -- sensor is located on the muffler

Have you tried WD40 with a little bit heat and tapping lightly on the spot where it's stuck?

Hi: Big Welcome Here

Hi: Big Welcome Here

57 minutes ago, Fishfiles said:

 

I spent a little time on the Gizmo installation  this evening , started routing wires , my you got some heavy gauge wire for a power supply ---------- then grand daughters' bike threw a chain and I had to do a repair , which turned in to modifications to the training wheels , airing the tires and lubing it up , the no-see'ems came out in full force  and it was over 

 

Czech Republic , eh , did you know my heritage is ,  what ever you want to call it  , Yugoslavian , Slavonian or Croatian all the same 

Hi Fish:  My dad was born in Czechoslovakia -- 

Service manual for you

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12hzs10L_Gwu0aVyp8vhmEXNdf2N2P7tk

Take it apart first -- do you have a service manual?

Hi: Have replaced the spark plug with a new one?

Snowing here now

Happy Easter everyone

2 hours ago, Vagabondrobb said:

Hey, yes it moves with the lever. I did think it could be loose (it doesn’t move a great distance) so used some grips to twist it all the way but it didn’t make any difference...

Hi: That propeller shaft that is not turning is push into the shaft joint on the engine (spring loaded) -- when you put it in 4WD -- the picture in the post with red has to move far enough to operate the clutch fork to push the propeller shaft towards the engine -- it could be out of adjustment or something bent out of place or the front final clutch has a problem 

Hi: Is the lever connected to 4WD shift cable moving when you put it into 4WD? See red dot

Haven't seen that happen on  420 -- especial a 2015 -- take better look at it.

Go with your idea with the hose clamp.

Just tack weld it --put the ground clamp on the shaft when welding it.

I have the Go Po 7 -- when saving the video's they take up a lot of space on your PC drive -- so I added a second drive just to store video's