Trying to get all my bearings together. Already have some replacement Koyo's for the crank, but what are these that I have circled??
Finally time for a rebuil!
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Trying to get all my bearings together. Already have some replacement Koyo's for the crank, but what are these that I have circled?? View attachment 32200
Balancer bearing should be x2 (1 each case half) and you need a blind bearing removal tool to get them out of there. The others are tranny bearings. Should be 4 of them in total on the tranny shafts/cases. Clean them bearings up with soap and water and then see how they spin. Once tested put a few drops of oil into them. You don't always have to replace those bearings depending on condition.
Blind bearing removal tool? Wht can't I just best the cases and drop them out like everyone else does
And do you mind giving me a link to all the bearings I need for the case? As stated, I already ordered crank bearings
All Oem yamaha part #'s
balancer: 93306-20211-00 93306-20335-00
transmission: 93306-30421-00 93306-20431-00 93311-51554-00 93311-31567-00
clutch push lever: 93315-21429-00
Plus the 2 crank bearings you already have and there is one on the shift drum which is not available separately and usually is fine. If you needed a new one you need to buy a whole shift drum assembly.
balancer: 93306-20211-00 93306-20335-00
transmission: 93306-30421-00 93306-20431-00 93311-51554-00 93311-31567-00
clutch push lever: 93315-21429-00
Plus the 2 crank bearings you already have and there is one on the shift drum which is not available separately and usually is fine. If you needed a new one you need to buy a whole shift drum assembly.
Ok so I found 2 different kits. Which ones the better option
https://www.denniskirk.com/146616.s...G4Wvx41ct9eTBkRoaAgpFEALw_wcB&ad=154639610349
Or this one?
https://www.ebay.com/i/362093296427...3D711-117182-37290-0%26rvr_id%3D1410517739028
https://www.denniskirk.com/146616.s...G4Wvx41ct9eTBkRoaAgpFEALw_wcB&ad=154639610349
Or this one?
https://www.ebay.com/i/362093296427...3D711-117182-37290-0%26rvr_id%3D1410517739028
Cmon Bro... Stop messing with dennis kirk, ebay, amazon etc
OEM bearings or bust. I already gave you the numbers to buy. Already told you how to check them and clean them to see if you even need them, and you link some ebay garbage......
Again........ OEM YAMAHA!!!!!!!
Cheaper is never better!!!!
F**k all that chinese no name bearings cause someone put together a kit. The reason they put a kit together is for fools to buy them. Not calling you a fool,but.............
OEM bearings or bust. I already gave you the numbers to buy. Already told you how to check them and clean them to see if you even need them, and you link some ebay garbage......
Again........ OEM YAMAHA!!!!!!!
Cheaper is never better!!!!
F**k all that chinese no name bearings cause someone put together a kit. The reason they put a kit together is for fools to buy them. Not calling you a fool,but.............
So the part numbers you gave me i need to buy one of each of them?Cmon Bro... Stop messing with dennis kirk, ebay, amazon etc
OEM bearings or bust. I already gave you the numbers to buy. Already told you how to check them and clean them to see if you even need them, and you link some ebay garbage......
Again........ OEM YAMAHA!!!!!!!
Cheaper is never better!!!!
F**k all that chinese no name bearings cause someone put together a kit. The reason they put a kit together is for fools to buy them. Not calling you a fool,but.............
Clean/inspect them FIRST !!
Though I would replace the balancer bearing because it spins at same speed as crank (I mentioned this before, hint) . Bearing in left case probably needs a puller, though I welded something to it to pull it.
As you go through life you'll learn like most of us have, QUALITY doesn't cost, it PAYS !!
Junk is cheap for a reason.
Though I would replace the balancer bearing because it spins at same speed as crank (I mentioned this before, hint) . Bearing in left case probably needs a puller, though I welded something to it to pull it.
As you go through life you'll learn like most of us have, QUALITY doesn't cost, it PAYS !!
Junk is cheap for a reason
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OEM PARTS ON rockymountainatv spells it out pretty easy.
they don't tell you the exact name but it has the part number
and says bearing with a friggin pic just need to search through catagories
and i know you told me you have a acct
they don't tell you the exact name but it has the part number
and says bearing with a friggin pic just need to search through catagories
and i know you told me you have a acct
I'd rather just replace them with all new bearings instead of using new parts on used bearings. Only makes sense. Just wanted to find a link to each bearing and the quantity of each one needed is all. Last,thing I want to do is order the wrong thing or too many of the wrong thing lol. And as mentioned before, shouldn' have to use a puller for any of the bearings. Been looking through the forums on here and alot of people have just heated the case halves and the bearings came right outClean/inspect them FIRST !!
Though I would replace the balancer bearing because it spins at same speed as crank (I mentioned this before, hint) . Bearing in left case probably needs a puller, though I welded something to it to pull it.
As you go through life you'll learn like most of us have, QUALITY doesn't cost, it PAYS !!
Junk is cheap for a reason
I already have koyo crank bearings on the way and the only thing on rockmountain that I found that I BELIEVE I need to complete the replacement of all bearings are the 2 items I have circled in the pic below. Correct me if I'm wrongOEM PARTS ON rockymountainatv spells it out pretty easy.
they don't tell you the exact name but it has the part number
and says bearing with a friggin pic just need to search through catagories
and i know you told me you have a acct
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Also, lol, I do believe the EBC clutch basket tool looks like a decent tool for getting that basket torqued down on the reinstallation process, and s couple bucks less than the tusk tool!