i have a 02 xcsp 600 with 6800mi on it should i put new bearings in it or not
thanks
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come on guys I need to know if if i should put them in before snow files
QUOTE(bigbore @ Nov 7 2009, 07:55 AM) 
come on guys I need to know if if i should put them in before snow files
Damn right. Cheap insurance....... just my 2 cents..
ya i bought them yesterday hopefully be putting them in today
QUOTE(bigbore @ Nov 29 2009, 08:02 AM)
ya i bought them yesterday hopefully be putting them in today
still wondering what bearings you are talking about?
Me too, If he is referring "in it". I am assuming it is in the engine. Then NO. Save your money. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. If you crack an engine open you are into a minimum of $200 for gaskets. If you change the crank bearings. You might as well exchange your crank. $500. Now if he would have said "on it" that would be skid, jackshaft or drive shaft. Grease everything up and spin your bearings under the skid to see if and are rough. Then yes, change them. They get water in them over last season and seize up over summer.
QUOTE(gjfenez @ Dec 6 2009, 03:34 AM)
Me too, If he is referring "in it". I am assuming it is in the engine. Then NO. Save your money. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. If you crack an engine open you are into a minimum of $200 for gaskets. If you change the crank bearings. You might as well exchange your crank. $500. Now if he would have said "on it" that would be skid, jackshaft or drive shaft. Grease everything up and spin your bearings under the skid to see if and are rough. Then yes, change them. They get water in them over last season and seize up over summer.
i was talkign on it
and i did them
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