Nige
Senior Member
Would you like to post some photos of your repairs to the speed sensor wiring before I comment..?
Sorry, based on what you said here I didn't realize that the damage was on the sensor pigtail and that it was junked when you changed the sensor.I fixed all the wiring and it tested good.
Not uncommon. It's hard to get a track tensioned correctly at the first attempt. Usually you have to tension, move back and forward a couple of yards in a straight line, and re-tension. Repeat as many times as necessary until the track sag is in the specified range.Got the track back on. It wasn't that hard. I let all the grease pressure out, lifted it up, pulled the track a little, greased the fitting until the tension was correct, put it back down, drove it about thirty feet and the pressure was gone and it was sagging like I never greased it. Is that normal? Do I need to put more grease in?
Got the track back on. It wasn't that hard. I let all the grease pressure out, lifted it up, pulled the track a little, greased the fitting until the tension was correct, put it back down, drove it about thirty feet and the pressure was gone and it was sagging like I never greased it. Is that normal? Do I need to put more grease in?
Can you get the whole assembly out of the grease access panel?