Rebuilding My Can Am Outlander 850xmr Rear Differential

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  • Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024
  • Today I rebuild my Can Am Outlander 850xmr differential. Within the last three years the rear differential built up a tiny amount of slop and I felt it was time to rebuild it!
    Specs- Backlash .005 and .036.
    Parts list
    Ring and pinion with bearings, seals, shim kit, and pinion needle bearing- 703500870
    Link: canampartsguy....
    XMR Pinion Spanner Nut Tool- #529036302 Make sure you take a file and shim some of the socket down or it will not fit on the spanner nut.
    Sponsers Tow Cord Timmy ncbperformance...
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Комментарии • 33

  • @TheRcDirtBiker
    @TheRcDirtBiker Месяц назад +1

    Good video brother I have to rebuild mine now

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Месяц назад

      @@TheRcDirtBiker thank you!

  • @chaindrive6923
    @chaindrive6923 Год назад +1

    good instructional rebuild!

  • @Muddingmatriarch
    @Muddingmatriarch Год назад +1

    You’re the man! 🫶

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Год назад

      @Muddingmatriarch thank you! 🫶

  • @carnage_cords
    @carnage_cords Год назад +1

    Thank I need this quality video

  • @VicToR_Rider
    @VicToR_Rider Год назад +1

    I messed up when I changed mine. Had one to many shims on the pinion gear and didn't check my lash. Ended up getting a mud n wheels diff lol

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Год назад +1

      Honestly, others that I know pointed out to me, once the pinion is tight, it’s good to go. These are the people that practically rebuild these differentials everyday

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Год назад

      @VicToR_Rider one thing I will note is I used the old shims, counted how many were in my old pinion. Both of them has the same amount. It was really simple to rebuild.

    • @VicToR_Rider
      @VicToR_Rider Год назад +2

      @j-muddy93 I changed the bearings on the pinion gear and also put the same shims back. The only thing I could think went wrong is that bearings might of been slightly bigger. But u live and u learn. I did my wife's 570 rear diff and it was perfect.

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Год назад

      @@VicToR_Rideras long as it went right the second time. I agree, live and learn and move forward!

  • @ryanrosenberg6277
    @ryanrosenberg6277 8 месяцев назад +1

    Could you put a list of all the parts (and part #) and tools used here in the comments or description? Thank you great video!

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  8 месяцев назад +1

      @ryanrosenberg6277 I could do that soon. Just have been really busy.

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  8 месяцев назад +1

      I updated the discription with a link for where you can get the parts. The backlash guage I will get to once I make a trip out to the shop.

  • @kidbill123
    @kidbill123 2 месяца назад +1

    Is it better to buy new diff or rebuilt the diff ?

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  2 месяца назад

      @@kidbill123 build it to save money. Spend a little for plug n’ play. It all depends on what you want to do. I have just rebuilt my differentials because it is built right to spec.

  • @LucasFarias-p5o
    @LucasFarias-p5o Год назад +1

    where did you get your spanner nut

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Год назад

      The spanner nut and socket you can get from Ken’s Service and Sale’s. Their number is 716-683-3511.

  • @SkidooPro1
    @SkidooPro1 Год назад +1

    What attachment did you use on the slide hammer to remove the old needle bearing?

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Год назад +1

      I used the end with the interchangeable hooks. All I did was take the hooks, and instead of facing at each other. I faced them towards the outside. I slid the slide hammer in. Turned the skid hammer into the attachment so the hooks would not release the bearing casing. Had my dad grab onto the case while I worked it out of the case.

    • @SkidooPro1
      @SkidooPro1 Год назад +1

      @@j-muddy93 Thanks, like the Tall Pines t-shirt. That’s where I realized my diff had problems

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Год назад +1

      @@SkidooPro1 no problem and thank you! I find a lot of my issues at Tall Pines sometimes too!

  • @sagesmith5926
    @sagesmith5926 10 месяцев назад +1

    You need a vice.

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  10 месяцев назад

      I actually do have a vice. It’s rarely on camera.

  • @DavidAvalos-sg1gc
    @DavidAvalos-sg1gc 7 месяцев назад

    La corona de can am 450 es la misma que la de can am 1000

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  7 месяцев назад

      You mean the differentials are the same?
      To be honest with you, that is not true. The differentials on the 450/570 models have a different case and gears to fit in that chassis. I think this is what you are asking. I tried using google translator to figure this out.

  • @diyguy2383
    @diyguy2383 Год назад +1

    How do you get the race out when you want to change the ring gear bearings?

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  Год назад

      Honestly if the surface is still in great condition, I re-used my original ones because my how differential ring gear was. If you need to get it out, brass dowel and a hammer and gently work it out.

  • @36575cf
    @36575cf 4 месяца назад

    What do you torque your casing bolts to?

    • @j-muddy93
      @j-muddy93  4 месяца назад

      Red loctite and tighten it down.

    • @36575cf
      @36575cf 4 месяца назад

      @@j-muddy93Red Loctite on aluminum casing😂😂😂