stk44 Posted December 31, 2017 Posted December 31, 2017 Hi all, I cleaned all of my BC's and Spinning reels over the past few weeks and saved the Curado 70 for last since it is my newest reel. It disassembled fine, but after doing a deep clean and reassembling, it makes a slipping noise, but definitely not a grinding like gears or anything like that. The first thing that threw me off was that the anti-reverse bearing has no recess, or lip that the ARB slides into like my Curado I or any of my abu Garcia LP's. I realized this after popping the ARB out and didn't take a picture beforehand because I thought it would be like all the others. I soaked the ARB in simple green and then, after drying, added 2 drops of oil and went over the ARB with a q-tip. I definitely know that I put the ARB facing the right direction, but I experimented with different seating depths of the ARB and had no luck in solving the problem. One other variable is that I cleaned the spool tension bearings with acetone and once rinsed and fully dried, I added 1 drop of oil to each, which I also have done with my Curado I and Abu's without any issues. After reassembling and disassembling dozens of times, I took to youtube and watched a video about the Curado 70 reassembly, and the guy mentioned that you should never put any oil in either of the (2) spool tension bearings unless absolutely necessary. Is this true?? I believe the issue is with the ARB, but it could be a number of things: -too much/too little oil on the ARB -improper seating of the ARB (although I think I checked just about every seating depth of the dang thing) -too much oil/ the presence of oil on the spool tension bearings Can anyone help me figure this one out? Quote
Delaware Valley Tackle Posted January 1, 2018 Posted January 1, 2018 What is a slipping noise? Is it actually slipping? I'll be happy to have a look if you need. Quote
stk44 Posted January 1, 2018 Author Posted January 1, 2018 DVT, it’s hard to explain. It doesn’t sound like metal on metal grinding (clicking may be a better term.) It seems like it’s something slipping because the noise can be heard briefly at the end of every crank of the reel handle ( as long as you aren’t slow cranking.) I put a request in to Shimano, so I’ll see what they can do since the reel is only 6 months old. It’s weird that I’ve cleaned my Revos and curado I’s the same way and haven’t had issues. Quote
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