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Calibration - Primary setup for 07 440/800
Calibration - Squawking and Rattling under the hood

Calibration - Primary setup for 07 440/800
I need a set-up for my primary on my (07 440 / 05-800 engine). I'm using the 440 primary and don't know where to start to get it to work with the 05 800 ptek motor. I like the set-up and what it can do in your bud "bigdrinkerca" you tube video of his 07 800xrs with a dj clutch kit (which I have for my project!) but i need to do something about the primary. any help would be great!! James

Hi James, Remove the 427 or 435 ramps and pick up any of these 3 sets of ramps - 413 or 414 or 415. Use the primary spring pink/pink 230/350 BRP #415074800. with the 1.75 track and your present gearing you can go in clicker 3 with 23g for start and go from there. If you find the rpms are low, then reduce the flyweight down to 22 or 21.5. -Joey
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Calibration - Squawking and Rattling under the hood
Question) I don’t know if this is an issue but I am getting a lot of squawking and rattling from the primary. I have pulled it apart and everything looks good.

Answer) Squawking from under the hood is usually from over tight belt deflection which will cause high heat on the primary shaft when the engine idles for a long time. OR, can be caused from drastic misalignment to which you’ll observe black ring colors down at the bottom of the primary on one sheave or another or both sheaves.

Rattling under the hood can be caused from the engine being at too low of idle rpms, thus causing vibration forcing the TRA levers to displace back and forth at the same frequency of engine power pulses, prematurely wearing the TRA lever arm bushings. OR, can be caused from the roller washer thickness is too thin or the washer's are worn thin and allow the roller to vibrate back and forth with a displacement causing the rattling noise. I would check roller clearance between the washers and lever forks. OR, can be caused from excessive piston to cylinder wall clearance. The piston rings slap the bottom of the cylinder every engine down stroke = Remove primary clutch and start engine up and let idle. If you hear the same rattling, shut engine off, take to an engine technician and perform a leak down test.
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