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By vaneleus
I've been hunting for a rebuild kit or aftermarket replacement without success. Any tips? The OEM replacement is too rich for my blood.
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By toe420
Hello everyone, I have a 92 honda trx350 I just picked up that has a bent section of the frame where the rear of the seat would clip into place. It almost looks like a tree or something heavy fell on it. Its a fairly deep bend, if that makes sense. It like a V instead of straight. What are peoples goto methods for straightening a section like that?
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By Olchap
Hi, I am new to this forum I am currently working on my 1989 Yamaha front end. The cv axles were bad so I changed them on both sides with all new wheel bearings. Now I'm looking at the front brakes and the 2 cylinders for the brake shoes on both sides do not work at all. I am also new at working on brakes so its a mystery to me what needs to be done to fix the cylinders. Can somebody please help me with these brake issues? See the image below.
Thank you,
Olchap
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By RussB
Has anyone found a rebuild kit or an aftermarket replacement for the original which costs 500.00 US dollars?
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By Asand211
I've got a 1995 220 Bayou and the electric start does not work. When I got it the machine was pretty rough but I was told it ran less than a year ago. The key switch had been cut off and wires twisted after the key was lost. I bought a new ignition switch and repaired the wiring and it is working correctly. It is in neutral and the neutral light is on when the key is turned on but I get nothing when pressing the start button. I verified there is no voltage going to the starter from the solenoid. The fuse in the solenoid is good. Something I found that is odd is that I get positive voltage(12 volts) to the brown, black, and white wires that run into the solenoid when the key is on. That doesn't make sense to me but I could be wrong. I would appreciate any help I can get. Thank you in advance.
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