yfzrider310
11-26-2008, 09:29 PM
Some things 06 yfz owners should know. At the point were the sprocket attaches to the axle it seems that most if not all 06 yfz splines are all stripped down. Mine are completly wrecked. I'm not going to worry about this though. It seems that yamaha doesnt think it a safety hazard. I've been riding mine for 400 hours + on the stripped splines and it still runs like it did when I got it.
Also behind the starter idler gear there is two bolts that are extremely loose. I did check the bolts today and they were as loose as they could get before touching the gear. This is some things I would consider checking out 06 yfz 450 owners. If you do get around to tighting them go to 85 in/lb of torque. Hoped this helped some.
pic of starter idler gear....not that hard to take the gear out people just slides out nothing attaches it. Dont be affraid to attempt the gear fix yourself. All you have to do is remove two 8mm bolts and your basically done. Talk to me if you have any questions.
<a href="http://s254.photobucket.com/albums/hh106/yfzrider11/?action=view¤t=idlerge.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh106/yfzrider11/idlerge.jpg" border="0" alt="idle gear"></a>
Also behind the starter idler gear there is two bolts that are extremely loose. I did check the bolts today and they were as loose as they could get before touching the gear. This is some things I would consider checking out 06 yfz 450 owners. If you do get around to tighting them go to 85 in/lb of torque. Hoped this helped some.
pic of starter idler gear....not that hard to take the gear out people just slides out nothing attaches it. Dont be affraid to attempt the gear fix yourself. All you have to do is remove two 8mm bolts and your basically done. Talk to me if you have any questions.
<a href="http://s254.photobucket.com/albums/hh106/yfzrider11/?action=view¤t=idlerge.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh106/yfzrider11/idlerge.jpg" border="0" alt="idle gear"></a>