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What's someone's thoughts on replacing servo motor and not the whole thing? I've removed servo housing and removed motor but don't want to buy just the motor if its better to replace the whole thing.

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I would recommend replacing the motor vs the complete assembly. The Yamaha OEM assembly is a quality assembly and unless it's cracked or busted, I would keep it as long as possible. The motor is an easy install and much cheaper than the whole assembly. Once you replace the motor, you'll basically have a new assembly. Here is the link to the motors. 

http://www.501parts.com/product/5km-5gh-yamaha-replacement-servo-motor/

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Its a 2006 Kodiak 450

Oleblue, that's what I did. Figured I had it off and apart and that was the cheaper route to go. The atv isn't in the best shape so didn't want to sink a bunch of money in it. I appreciate the input. Thanks

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