Drive Belt 5GH-17641-11-00 for Yamaha YXR450 Rhino Wolverine 450 2006-2010 UTV
Drive Belt 5GH-17641-11-00 for Yamaha YXR450 Rhino Wolverine 450 2006-2010 UTV
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Drive Belt for Yamaha
This Drive Belt 5GH-17641-11-00 is a direct O.E.M. cross-reference drive belt for Yamaha YXR450 Rhino and Wolverine 450 UTV models built from 2006 through 2010, transferring engine power to the clutch system for forward motion.
Overview
This drive belt is a replacement belt engineered specifically for the Yamaha YXR450 Rhino and Wolverine 450 UTV, with part number 5GH-17641-11-00. It serves to transmit torque from the primary clutch to the secondary clutch, enabling reliable acceleration and sustained speed. This drive belt is intended for owners of these Yamaha side-by-side models seeking a dependable OEM-cross replacement.
Built For Performance
- OEM cross-reference number 5GH-17641-11-00 ensures direct match to factory specifications.
- Constructed with a reinforced tensile cord for high-strength power transfer.
- Engineered to endure constant flexing without stretching or fraying.
- Resistant to heat and oil buildup common in UTV clutch housings.
- Precision-molded cogs for smooth engagement and reduced vibration.
Fits These Machines
- for Yamaha YXR450 Rhino (2006-2007)
- for Yamaha YXR450 Rhino (2008-2010)
- for Yamaha Wolverine 450 (2006-2010)
On-The-Job Use
- Trail riding across uneven terrain where constant clutch cycling occurs.
- Utility work requiring low-speed crawling and high-torque maneuvering.
- Mud and dirt track operation demanding high belt grip and wear resistance.
- Farm or ranch chores involving heavy loads and stop-and-go driving.
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number | 5GH-17641-11-00 |
| Brand Fitment | for Yamaha |
| Compatible Models | YXR450 Rhino, Wolverine 450 |
| Years | 2006-2010 |
Good To Know
Q: How often should a UTV drive belt be replaced? A: A drive belt typically needs replacement every 1,500 to 2,500 miles depending on riding conditions and maintenance. Inspect for cracks or fraying after water crossings or heavy clutch use.
Q: What causes premature drive belt wear? A: Overloading, riding in deep mud, or misaligned clutches are common causes of accelerated belt wear. Keeping the clutch housing clean and avoiding prolonged high-rpm stalls will extend belt life.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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