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MP 2011 drive shaft diameter?

perza

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Lynx 49 Ranger 600 E-Tec -15
Ex. Yamaha Venture Multipurpose -11
I should make an order from wahl bros no-slip drivers for my 2011 MP. The sled is 250km away. So, I can not measure the drive shaft for choosing the right size driver. I found from 2007 service manual the hexagonal diameter 1.06" (27mm). Is the diameter still the same on 2011?
I looked from Yamaha exp views that at least the part numbers are not the same 8GJ-47511-20-00 (2011) and 8GJ-47511-00-00 (2007). Seems that it has changed 2009. I'm not sure but I think I've heard that some years ago Yamaha changed the axle for thicker and stronger. Anybody who knows?
 

Why not contact Wahl Bros directly? If they have no idea about the Venture Lite/MP, tell them it's the same as the Phazer of the same years as they usually mirror changes to both.
 
I asked from two WB retailers here in Finland. At first, both said that the axle is 27mm as it is in that 2007 manual. But when I mentioned that the part number is not the same in 2007 & 2011, they were not so sure anymore. Maybe I wait until the weekend when I have possibility to measure it
 
It's possible that the number was changed for 2011 but wasn't superceded for the 2007 yet. It would show up when the dealer would order it on their system.
 
I measured the diameter and it is still 27mm in 2011. I don't understand why the part number has been changed. Neither local Yamaha dealer knew answer for that. Maybe there is some other changes than the shaft diameter, material etc..?
 
Could be just an internal thing or it was improved in some way, like the type of metal or a new supplier. Sometimes they just change the numbers.
 
2007-2008 Chain sprocket is held in place with a bolt.
2009- Chain sprocket is held in place with a nut.
 


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