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1999 Sportsman 335 with bad fan controler
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Roy Routon, in Polaris ATV Forum
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By Seymore
I made my intro about a QuadRunner I was working on and found a multitude of problems. Most I fixed, but I'm thinking that I'll be making more trips to see the 90' LT-250/4WD. Age and needing regular attention is the reason. The owner, NOT being mechanically inclined, adds into the equation.
So, I deliver it and was offered, as payment, a 95' LT-250/4WD, with paper. It didn't run and had been sitting outside for last 12+ months. It was (basically) all there. This happened Saturday and this "Barn Find" came home to live out it's final years (I suspect).
Today I finally found time to look at her. Not a pretty sight. Rough life, many hrs....... MANY! Only 2399mi, but the speedo is disco'd. I just want to know if this will be worth pursuing. First things first, a really good cleaning. I hate working on dirty vehicles.
The battery actually took and held a charge! The carb was pulled, cleaned and the tank drained. Found a broken orange wire, dangling loose, near the carb. It was hot when the key was on and ended up connecting to a 10A fuse block. Well, I wonder why it didn't run???? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Carb back on, fresh non-eth fuel, had to remove the air filter for this test (needs replacement), sprayed a little ether..... hit the starter, fired and died. Third time's a charm, she runs. I'll be going thru things as I can and questions will follow, in this thread.
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By artis allen
I bought a Kazuma Cougar 250 from a guy who used to fix ATV's but wanted to get rid of all his machines because he's "too old" and wants to quit fixing them, from what he says. anyway, One of the machines I bought was this Kazuma which I can't find any parts for it, or very little parts. I found one website that still sells parts, which I'm thankful. For the internal parts, I had to refer to the Honda Rebel 250 for parts. I had to buy 2 new pistons and gasket set and I couldnt find the parts so I did some research and found that alot of the parts are similiar so I ordered it and it was a match. I also used the manual for the Honda Rebel/Nighthawk and use this information to disassemble and assemble the motor. Very helpful for anyone who has one of these things. If anyone has more info on these things, please feel free to post.
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By LMI
The saga of the fan continues.
The Pin attempt in the fan shaft failed. I then moved on to trying to weld the fan hub to the fan shaft. I took it for a run the weld broke. Now it was truly F'ed. To recap the dealer price, they want $400 + CND for a replacement fan assembly.
I searched all sorts of after market places and no one carried one. Ebay had some used ones but they were $120 USD + Conversion rate for something as old as what I have. I went to Amazon and eventually settled on this.
amazon link
What I found... and was amazed... was that the fan mounted to the Suzuki fan assembly bracket. I was prepared to manufacture my own mount conversions... It also came with "Harpoon mounts" (nylon zip tie like things that go straight through the rad. Anyways it mounted to the original bracket. It fit perfectly. Cut the electrical plug off replaced it with the Suzuki... all good. Let the quad heat up, thermo coupler kicked in the fan circuit, polarity was right... all was good.... Fan is under the circuit fuse rating.
so I finally have a solid fan solution. $34 CND vs $400+ CND
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By ATVNetwork
Fort Worth, TX- February 24, 2012 – QuadBoss is proud to introduce a new line of High Performance Radiator Cooling fans as well as OEM Replacement Cooling Fans. QuadBoss’ new High Performance Cooling Fan will make your quad run cooler and last longer. The increased air flow created by QuadBoss radiator cooling fans will help prevent overheating often caused by towing heavy loads or crawling through deep mud. The high-quality, sealed motor provides optimal protection from the elements and will easily mount to your radiator. The High Performance Radiator Cooling Fan meets or exceeds OEM specifications and comes with a 6 month manufacturer’s warranty. Endurance tested to insure a long life, these cooling fans provide the reliability you need to protect your quad.
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By trailblazer_02
YAYYYYY!! i got my 2002 400ex!!
pics :
for what i know, it has an FMF muffler, not sure which, its loud though.
stage one hotcams
a k&n no airbox intake
razrs ALL AROUND [still have GREAT tread]
fullbore plastic
the only problem is it makes a ticking sound when it idles..we think it needs a valve adjustment.
let the new project begin! [that will be another thread, since i am an organizing freak.]
sorry for the lack of angles. its packed in my garage and my camera batterys were dead.
IM SO HAPPY :biggrin::biggrin:
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