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I have 2 '06 Vectors with original batteries, had them checked this year and everything was fine. I keep them on a Battery Tender whenever I'm not using them, really seems to make a difference. You can take it into any battery store or even most Auto Repair place's and they should be able to...

Thanks for the info.

Does anyone know if the idler wheel from the 2010 Vector will fit my 2006 Vector, it appears the whole wheel assembly is less than $20 and it has a replaceable bearing included. The part # is: 8HF-47310-10-00. Just curious if anyone has looked into this yet? Thanks

Hope this is helpful, it was for me. Original: 5DM-13440-00-00 Yamaha Filter Cross Reference Chart Supertech ST6607 Yamaha 5GH-13440-00 K & N KN303 AC Delco PF1237 Hastings LF113 Wix 51358 Purolator ML16819 I used the K & N, which I bought at the local "Blains Farm &...

Same here, I have the 76CSX on my Vector, mounted with the Ram mount and wired directly to the Battery with a fused line. I always have the light on (which keeps the unit warmer) and have never had a problem. Ride on.

This will be my second season running Mobil 1 in both sleds, I've had absolutely no problems, and besides, you can't beat the price at Wally World.

Honestly, I don't know, I'm pretty sure I found this list on here and just made sure to save it. Personally, I bought the K & N Filters, which seemed to work well, they also have the built in nut on the bottom, which should ease removal.

Hope this is helpful, it was for me. Original: 5DM-13440-00-00 Yamaha Filter Cross Reference Chart Supertech ST6607 Yamaha 5GH-13440-00 K & N KN303 AC Delco PF1237 Hastings LF113 Wix 51358 Purolator ML16819

Try this site, it's what I used and after quite a lot of work I was able to come up with some pretty useful maps. http://www.gpssledmaps.com/maps/

To Indy, uhmw is: (Ultra-High Molecular Weight) Polyethylene - a type of strong plastic, similar to what your slides are made of, I think. I purchased mine from a local plastics company, I was told that "Bearing" companies sell it, however the one I went to didn't and referred me to the...

I bought mine in the spring of 2006 and paid around $7,000.00, I think we know now why it's been on the dealers floor for 3 years.

Check your clutches also, after what you said about "feels like starting in high gear", my wifes sled was doing this, so I took apart the secondary clutch and cleaned and lubed it. I took it for a ride after that and it seemed to have solved the problem. If the secondary is not closing up all...

It's really pretty simple to change plugs on these. Simply unplug the wires at each coil pack, pull out the coils and the plugs are down in there. The plug wrench that Yamaha supplies works really well for getting to them. Check the plugs, who knows. By the way, we've always gotten between 18 &...

We have 2 of them, absolutely love them, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I know that when it's really cold, both my wifes machine and mine do the exact same thing. I chalked it up to some sort of thing built into the electrical system as it happens on both machines. I also noticed it on a few other Yammi's. No one ever had any problems, just took a couple of minutes...

I don't know if they're the same as the 'o6 vector's, but if they are, you should find small "dimples" on the underside of the hood which should mark where to drill the holes. Hope this helps, John

I've got the '06 Vector GT, which I think is virtually the same machine. I have no problems whatsoever with the handwarmers. Hope this helps. John

Thanks, That's the info. I needed. John

adrenaline junkey, Looks like a really good idea, I have a couple of questions though. #1 - Do you have the "particulars" on the spring, I was looking at the Tractor Supply site and they seem to have many options, I was just curious which one you used, IE: length, diameter of the rod, etc...

If you aren't planning on studding I would use a set of 4" double downs (dooly's, duece bars, etc...) We've got them on ours and really like them, no darting whatsoever, I guess some brands tend to push in the corners, but we don't ride hard enough to notice. But for sure put on some sort of...