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Post by skuttadawg on Jul 27, 2013 22:38:03 GMT -5
I know it is in AC but my LC Echarm the CVT should be the same . I have 17k miles on my scoot with only DR Pulley sliders installed at 5,500 miles , new glide keys and belt at 12k . My dealer and I wear talking as I often stop by to chat , and he told me about another client had just over 20k of miles on his Echarm with stock rollers and the variator was worn out and had to be replaced . Since mine it coming up on 20k I wonder if mine will be worn out too . Unsure on how the other guys clutch was . When I hit 12k I put on a new belt to be safe . I barely had any belt or clutch pad dust at all . I watched a MRP review of the Echarm before I bought mine where they replaced the variator a clutch with a DR Pulley set and it made no diff where on the comparison scoot it was a huge improvement . My dealer told me the CFMoto CVT was not the same as the standard GY6 . So in short who has the most miles on a stock CVT
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Post by skuttadawg on Aug 1, 2013 22:46:18 GMT -5
I finally went over 17k miles today / Would like to hear how many miles other have gotten out of their CVT and if it is stock or aftermarket parts . If aftermarket please tell what brand along with mileage
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Post by djscootz on Aug 1, 2013 22:52:26 GMT -5
The Honda Elite I am almost done fixing up is all stock, just over 17k miles with original variator, clutch, and it was running the original belt. My dad and I just took apart the CVT tonight to resurface the clutch as I was getting a really bad squeal when starting from a dead stop. We got a lot of debris cleaned off with brake parts cleaner and then lightly sanded some tough spots out. I have gone for a test drive with the changes, but my stock CVT seems to be holding strong.
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