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I'm not a mechanic but I've been attempting to get my three bikes in perfect running conditions. The grizzly has wiring ignition problems, the Brute force needs a carb cleaning and then comes the Kawasaki 300 lakota. I had originally thought i blew the motor but come to find out, one of the gasket behind the front sproket is leaking. Also, the bike has to much pressure in crank case causing it to not idle correctly. I wish I knew how to get the main bolt off the sprocket shaft so i can get to the problem. Any ideas on how to approach this issue without ruining shit, i have a tendency to break stuff like breaker bars, tire stems, bolts, etc .....how do I get this bolt off without ruining anything? -
Where can I buy an after market shock to replace the rear shock? Would it be better to find someone to rebuild shock? -
By Machias_Mike · Posted
Just want to close the loop on this. My machine has been back up and for 4 days with no issues. Reverse works as intended and when I am moving I can confidently downshift without worrying it will go into reverse while moving. Yup the little knob kind of sucks when you want to quickly go into reverse but totally worth it to know the machine is safe. I will add for anyone else that is looking for a gasket for this that I ended up buying both gaskets and found although the below part numbers are different and show for different years on the parts diagram THEY ARE IDENTICAL. You can use either of these gaskets on a 1994 klf300c 4x4 GEAR CASE (bevel gear/sub transmission) 11060-1229 (early-98) 11060-1714 (99-up) -
About 4 years ago I bought a Chinese made carburetor for a spare just in case I needed it. This last Duck season my 2004 Yamaha Bruin 350 4x4 started running terrible it would not idle it would die so I decided to try the new Chinese carb I had. While I was removing original carburetor I noticed one rubber tube connected to the carb was cracked over half way so I proceeded to remove and install new Chinese carb. After the installation of the Chinese carb I started smelling gas so I found gas leaking from new carburetor so I figured I would install the original carburetor because I replaced cracked rubber hose. After installing it ran great it idled perfect. then I started smelling gas again it was leaking from the overflow tube at bottom of carburetor. So I ordered a new oem carburetor from Partzilla. received new oem carb installed it runs great and no gas leak -
This week our snow Adventures begins at " Stara Planina " Mountain near my home town Sofia. As we riding up in the mountain, snow was becoming deeper and deeper and at some point I was in need of some help with Raptor. Please, click the subscribe button so you won’t miss next part of this riding adventure and many more that will come in the future. Thank you for the support!
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