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rave bellows

Started by Rave1, May 15 2010 04:58 AM

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#1 Rave1

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Year of DOO:1997
Model of DOO:Challenger
Engine in DOO:110hp Rotax (800)

Posted 15 May 2010 - 04:58 AM

Do most who have a rave 2 stroker put a zip tye on the small end of the bellow to keep it in place.I had read some where that you should and it is raining in ol'texas this weekend.Good time to do the little extras.

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#2 Kevin Leclair

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Posted 21 May 2010 - 07:32 AM

Sounds like it would be a good idea to me. Stay dry!

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#3 adventurer

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Year of DOO:1998
Model of DOO:Challenger 1800
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Posted 02 August 2010 - 09:21 PM

Hi Craig!!

If the bottom of the bellow is coming off of its groove it means there is a problem, the round wire retainer is missing or the housing hole
where the valve shaft moves has too much clearance allowing exhaust gases to escape around the valve and the resulting pressure on the bellows is making it pop out of place. have you experience a melted valve piston? or maybe exhaust oil marks or stains near the base of the valves? those are symptoms that your valves housings and valves it self need to be replaced.

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