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By jannonballs
2001 Yamaha Kodiak. Rebuilt and cleaned carb after sitting for 10 years. Got her runnin but now this clunking noise is happening and sometimes the engine stalls hard like the tranny or clutch abruptly stops the engine. This was not happening 10 years ago. Also the clunk will happen and the rpm's spike. See video. Any ideas before I tear into it?
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By Mudseeker149
Just bought the atv, sounds like there’s sand in a bearing near the clutch! Any ideas?
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By TimothyLindblom
Hey all, I just picked up this Massimo UTV for $500. Got it home and replaced the starter solenoid which successfully got power to the starter. Starter spun but engine didn't turn over although the engine is not locked up. I thought it was a bad starter. Got a new starter put on today and it does the same thing. Pulled the clutch cover and saw the engine is trying to turn over but something is slipping and not letting it turn over. I figured it must be the gear on the engine that the starter turns. Where can I get that and can it be replaced without pulling the motor? And am I correct that that's the issue?
Thanks!
Short video attached below
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By qcm413
Hi,
Thanks for a newbie on this site !
i have grinding noise in my front differential. the front right wheel is turning and the left is try to turn but no movement and make sound like a gear broken. somebody have any idea ? not enough oil in diff ?
thank
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By Tuzz
Bucking started about a month ago and works ok after 1/2 hour warmup. Today while working on it i discovered that if i put the ignition switch in LIGHT position it runs fine right from the start.
I'm stumped! Any idea why this could be?
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