Correct or not ..I've always put the spring inword meaning what it is trying to hold back which is the oil that's where the spring would be that side..
amigo buenas tardes, te escribo desde medellin colombia, donde puedo conseguir el canastillo del tambor selector, por aca en la ciudad son muy dificiles de conseguir, gracias por la ayuda
@@dirtbikedadgarage4662 perfect, wasn't sure if I should get OEM or aftermarket on the bottom end, sounds like your bottom end worked well though, so I'll probably go with Niche.
The transmission bearings can be found with almost any part supplier like Rocky Mountain, partzilla, or even Yamaha directly. I would avoid cheaper ones from eBay or Amazon as they are lower quality. Thanks for watching!!
You are correct on the shift seal and the countershaft seal, the flat part should face outward. I will add an edit in the video if I can figure it out. Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching.
Correct or not ..I've always put the spring inword meaning what it is trying to hold back which is the oil that's where the spring would be that side..
amigo buenas tardes, te escribo desde medellin colombia, donde puedo conseguir el canastillo del tambor selector, por aca en la ciudad son muy dificiles de conseguir, gracias por la ayuda
Do you have any videos or advice on cleaning the Crankcase itself?
Completely disassemble and use a degreaser like simple green, rinse thoroughly and dry thoroughly and you should be fine.
Do you have a link to your bottom end kit that included bearings, crank, rod, and gaskets?
No but it was a Niche set, still work today or you could get OEM, but it’s a little pricey.
@@dirtbikedadgarage4662 perfect, wasn't sure if I should get OEM or aftermarket on the bottom end, sounds like your bottom end worked well though, so I'll probably go with Niche.
@@andrewbodine5663 did you end up going with the niche crankshaft?
@@rblankety still haven't done mine yet. Other projects took priority.
Where did you get all the transmission bearings
The transmission bearings can be found with almost any part supplier like Rocky Mountain, partzilla, or even Yamaha directly. I would avoid cheaper ones from eBay or Amazon as they are lower quality. Thanks for watching!!
Are the transmission bearings 6203?
What are the other 3 seals for man?? Came with 7 right??
Other seals are dust covers for kick start and shifter along with a small one the goes inside the right side crank cover. If I remember correctly.
good job but all your seals are in the wrong way buddy ;)
You are correct on the shift seal and the countershaft seal, the flat part should face outward. I will add an edit in the video if I can figure it out. Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching.
@@dirtbikedadgarage4662 anyway very good and interesting video my comment was just to prevent mistakes for your watchers ;)
@@soyeux94 I welcome any feedback to help everybody learn. Thanks again.
Where did you get all the transmission bearings
Do you need to replace all the bearings and seals or can old ones be left in
your seal installation is incorrect. Bad info bud.
Yup another guy mentioned it and I reread book and swapped the other way, thanks.