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If you have reverse it will be the reverse fork hanging up on the gear collar you will have to reach behind the cover with your finger and get the reverse fork off the collar

Can not do visual inspect on exhaust with out removing seat fuel tank and shield if you hear a rattle on cold start up or hear exhaust leak or back fire from under fuel tank area the exhaust will be leaking Check front suspension bushings as the plastic wears fast

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I am looking at putting a team together is there any one from Southern Onatrio that would like to go

Code 85 is for Oil pressure switch - open circuit detected

I would go with the anodized

I checked at the yamaha Dealer and 0W30 Semi 1 litre list price was $13.99 CAN part #YSM-4SS00-30-LT In Canada

Manual says chain type is Borg Warner Automotive 23RH303-70ASM Picture in manual show chain as 13 plates wide hope this helps

you should not need a press to intall or remove the bearings if it has a the c clips

if it is flooded to clear it out apply the throttle to wide open then turn the key on to start this will turn the fuel off to the injectors then it should start after turning over do not turn over for more the 15 seconds as the starter will get hot let it cool for 15 minutes and retry For EFI only

engine oil SAE0W-30 or SAE0W40

the part # is the same for 08 as it is for 03 ( not sure if the 03 have been updated to the new #) but for the money I would replace it for the piece of mind on a trip know a few that twisted apart with no warning and the shafts where inspected before the trip and 2000 klm in to the trip had...

Apex manuel states Gear oil API "GL-3" SAE#75 or #80 hope that helps

Search author "Yamahammer485" Fourm "General Yamaha Discussion" topic "water skipping"

There is a thread on hear about making a shield to stop water from getting on the clutches

Thanks for the great idea

Ulmer Racing do not make a kit for the rear skid. The bushings are too thin in the rear skid to properly use oilite bushings.

In the past have used Woody's Gold Diggers for 6000 miles with out a problem on the wheels All it takes is one misaligned stud head to create problems with the wheels

ok thank you Blue Dave