Category Archives: RZR 800 Specific Discussion
Front Shocks for 08 800
Thanks
DB
Want opinions on doors
I am thinking we want the solid doors, not the slotted or others with openings.
I see some that are 50" specific, do they crowd you in the seat or should a guy buy ones for an S model.
I’m open for suggestions, it’s too much money to spend to buy the wrong ones.
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Just ordered mu racer tech lift and springs
squeak squeak
need a top end rebuild kit 08 rzr
thanks
Rear shock mount
I have suspected for sometime now that my wife has been cheating on me. The usual signs: if the phone rings and I answer, the caller hangs up. She goes out with the "girls" a lot. I try to stay awake to look out for her when she comes home but I usually fall asleep.
Anyway last night about midnight I hid in the garage behind the razor. When she came home she got out of someone’s car buttoning her blouse, then she took her panties out of her purse and slipped them on.
It was at that moment while crouched behind the razor and I noticed a hairline crack in the rear shock mount bracket.
Is that something I can weld or do I need to replace the whole bracket?
08 RZR 800 TPS set
Small Coolant Drip @ weep – Cause for Worry?
at 80 hours I pulled the engine, replaced the water pump seal, oil pump seal (behind water pump seal), removed stator cover, flywheel, and replaced main crank case oil seal. During the process I drilled out the weep hole, installed grease fitting with drilled out ball, and ran vent line off the grease fitting to keep crud from getting in my weep hole and ruining the seal.
I just did my first hard ride since the repair, and it was successful – 4 or 5 hours ride time. After cleaning the machine, I noticed a small amount of coolant in my vent line off the weep hole (the volume of coolant is about 3/4" long in 3/16" diameter clear vent hose for reference).
Would you be worried about this or keep riding it and see if it continues to accumulate before replacing the water pump seal for a 2nd time (it is not "pissing coolant" like most searches refer to?
My ride was in red clay which packed my motor, and my engine temperatures were consistently 195 – 205 degrees. A couple of times after turning the machine off and back on, the temperature were briefly at 220 degrees before fan kicked on. Search results indicate that if you do not let your engine idle with the fan running to cool the motor down, you can damage a seal from high temperature spikes.
Thanks in advance,
Andrew
Lost Compression???
What could be the issue??? I’m Lost.