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06-22-2015, 10:52 AM
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Gone Wild
 Join Date: Nov 2012
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Re: Motor running hot - need help
thanks, guys. Been out of town, but will check these things this week. I thought a 36v motor ran fine with these upgrades, or that at least I thought it would.
The "leak" is coming from a bolt on the bottom left if you are looking at it from the rear. I'll try to get a picture up. |
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06-22-2015, 03:44 PM
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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: College Station, TX
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Re: Motor running hot - need help
That leak would be, at the minimum a loose oil drain bolt and at the worse a cracked gear case or stripped axle bolt.
Check the torque on the lowest bolt. Maybe it's time to do an oil change on the rearend while you are there... I think your unit calls for 22 oz. of SAE 30 wt. Other on here have converted to synthetic with good results. Don't let it run dry! |
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