2006 Eiger LT-F400F will not go into gear after generator cocer replacement
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By DexKing
Good day everyone!
I am pretty new to ATV/UTV/Small engine repairs and would like input on your absolute must-have specialty tools for maintenance and repairs. Aside from the obvious wrenches and sockets, what are some more specialty type tools you use for troubleshooting? I don't plan to open a repair shop or anything, I just do this as a hobby. Looking forward to your responses!
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By Martin82
Hello to all,
Im looking for a main wire harness for Polaris sawtooth 200,
Thanks for info
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By BillR94
I suspect this bike may have a bad speed limiter. The part number for is 4060204. I found this one on ebay but it has a part number that is 1 number different. (4060203). It has the same LR44-2 and says its for a 94 Magnum 425. Will this one work on my machine or do I absolutely have to have the 4060204? Your advice would be appreciated. Thank you
https://www.ebay.com/itm/326817022020?_skw=Polaris+speed+limiter+LR+44-2+4060204&itmmeta=01KF74RJDTYSQNAP11RNJHCRQQ&hash=item4c17d00044:g:IRYAAeSwfO1o7eFo&itmprp=enc%3AAQALAAABAO7PUuNWmJ%2B%2BUShgI9tQz%2Fp%2FPZwHFglDA7v--td9bxBP05QJN8jM6A97tWp7MfGdxP%2Fo9vRaFVpxhV0%2B86jsb4r1WPwXcF%2FLp132KMxBdyLCSwt%2FtSvxD4%2B2RhmZOKzQYHqX0tNsUT1cqqf1TT0TxauZTveHSqgA8UlZ3Qb3ALQlGIIFiaiXjpWNHwRUnyNGKvI5gDVtbwv7eIrkF8m42Bvb75n4dwn0jTJyLPLZveJMPDcjlyHha0wv1Q1JbVnF%2FxxfSi2ros0dbFHRLsBpdH0TT9LNoSTtump3ZDZ%2BA9xqfasfcwHrDJzDX2BDC9Jx8NZeI%2B3mcvOJ7H8qPpwW7OY%3D|tkp%3ABFBMhKfi5Plm
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By middlebrookgt
I have replaced the cracked stator cover on my non-running 2006 LT-F400F that I purchased recently, checked all the shafts vs the service manual and pics and advice here. I replaced missing gears, bushings and washers, made sure that truth marks were all aligned properly, that the shift cam springs felt like they returned properly, etc. IAfter installing the new stator cover I checked the transfer lever for proper movement from L-H-R and then cranked it up. Happily, it runs and changes gears well in L, but it will not shift into H or R for anything. I have opened it back up and am going back through it looking for the missing puzzle piece(s) but how can I best check that I have everything right this time before buttoning it back up?
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By Gwbarm
I have had my new tires for a while, chronic procrastinator, decided it was time to get them mounted up. Against my better judgement i decided to mount them myself.
I got one of these Harbour Freight manual tire mounting machines, mounted it to a half pallet to make it more portable. Very impressed with the quality and amount of tools that came in the kit for a low price point.
The bead breaker worked very well, i wasnt sure it would be able to do it, i think these tires are original to the bike its a 2004, but with enough lube, mothers concentrated car wash straight, it finally broke the bead.
Tire fit very well on the machine and it tightened down good.
The extra long pry bar that came with the kit worked well to get the outer rim of tire off.
Half way there, half way there no issues, then it got serious.
I pulled and i tugged had 3 prybars working this thing and it wouldnt budge no matter what i tried it would not come off, until i got the grinder out and cut it off. Im sure most of you see what the problem was. I didnt notice it until i was too far in to change direction. On this particular rim the tire goes on and off from the back side of the rim, not the front like what i was used to. The back side is the low side. Plus to add to the problem tires were old and not very strechy, i have a greater respect for how well these ATV tires are made with well reinforced sidewalls, even with the grinder it took me a minute or two to cut through it, of couse i was being very careful not to nick the rim. Anyway the HF machine worked well and the tire is off, hopefully the next one wont be this bad. Lot of hard work for an old man, glad i can still do it.
Now for the fun part , cleaning up the old rim, years of stop leak and slime caked on the inside, that stuff dries hard, the little Milwaukee is good for getting into tight spaces, but wasnt quite up to the task.
Needed a few more RPMs.
Old rattlecan paint just flaked right off. Now time to decide on a new color, tired of the boring gray. More to come!
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