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By anthonyd256
I have a 99 Yamaha bear tracker and I have converted the front brakes from drum to disc fairly easy but I cant figure out how to convert the rear with out hacking apart the rear arm. tried to use parts from a wolverine since the rear arms look similar but the caliper mount didn't line up on the bear tracker axle. Can anyone give me any clues or has anyone successfully converted the bear tracker rear brakes. I would even purchase a conversion kit if there is one. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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By Lukequinn
I have a Yamaha beartracker 250 that I can’t seem to get running right
i am after replacing the spark plug, carburettor, and the carb boot to the engine when she starts she revs up like mad even when the mixture screw on the carb is fully in when running she pops and stalls and won’t rev up
has anybody have any idea what could be wrong with it thanks
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By DirtDevil
I'm new here, so I would like to say "Hello" to everyone and hopefully, someone will be able to point me in the right direction to troubleshoot an issue. Last night I was riding and all of a sudden ATV lost power and shut down. I was able to get it shifted back down to neutral and tried to restart it. Neutral light on, engine cranks, but it will not start. I haven't really looked at it yet to attempt dieagnoses, since it was getting dark and needed to get it pulled back to garage. Any Idea's of where I should start troubleshooting?? Thanks for any and all help!
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By IRONhead85
When I turn my key on the neutral light doesn't come on. I can jump the starter relay and it comes turns the starter but it won't start. The sky blue wire is connected. New battery, start button, cdi box, starter relay, sparkplug, sparkplug cable, rectifier and regulator, and new key.
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By RamzV
I tested the tps and I'm getting 4.28v at closed throttle and goes down to 1v or so full throttle. I can't find a service manual does anyone know if 4.28v is close to correct
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