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1997 Yamaha big bear 350 Shift shaft issue


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Yeah NGK plugs, and i usually usre Yamalube mineral oil for one this old, but there are a lot of good oils out there that is just what i use, its not that much more if you dont buy it from the dealer, problem is waiting to get it shipped. So if you need it right away wal mart has valvoline and Rotella that i have used in a pinch.

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