Bevel Gear Bearing Housing for CFMOTO CFORCE 400 / 500 / 600 / 800 & UFORCE

Precision Bearing Alignment & Drivetrain Protection! – Bevel Gear Bearing Housing for CFMOTO CFORCE 400 / 500 / 600 / 800 & UFORCE 0180-331005

Precision Replacement Housing Component – Ensures exact gear mesh and bearing support

Keep your CFMOTO ATV or Side-by-Side operating smoothly under heavy load! This Premium Bevel Gear Bearing Housing provides critical structural support and alignment for the bevel gear inside the drive assembly. Designed to replace worn, cracked, or loose housing units caused by bearing failure or off-road impacts.

Off-road riding puts extreme torque loads on the bevel drive. A damaged bearing housing creates gear misalignment, leading to severe gear teeth wear or complete drive failure. Manufactured from high-strength cast alloy, this housing restores precise bearing seats and proper gear engagement.

Technical Specifications & Details

• Component: Bevel Gear Bearing Housing / Retainer. 0180-331005

• Function: Houses drive bearings and maintains proper bevel gear position.

• Material: Heavy-duty, heat-dissipating alloy construction.

• Compatibility: Fits extensive CFMOTO ATV & UTV models (2007–2022):

  • CFMOTO CFORCE Series: 400, 500, 500 HO, 500 S, 600, 800

  • CFMOTO X Series: X5, X6, X8

  • CFMOTO UFORCE Series: UFORCE 500 CARB, UFORCE 600

  • Specific Models: CF500-2, CF500-5B, CF500-5C, CF625-C, CF800-2, etc.

Installation & Maintenance Instructions: (For guidance purposes only)

• Visual Check: Prior to assembly, perform a visual check. Match mounting bolt patterns, seal seats, and internal bearing bore dimensions against your original part.

• Replace Seals & Bearings: It is highly recommended to install new oil seals and bearings alongside the new housing. Clean all housing mating surfaces thoroughly before mounting.

• Check Gear Backlash: Ensure the bevel gear backlash and contact pattern are set correctly using proper shims according to factory service guidelines. Refill with fresh gear oil before operation