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  1. Looking into selling my banshee or trading for a 4 stroke quad (yfz, trx, etc)

     

    2003 Banshee. Few Items it has-

    SB Shearer Pipes

    Works Front Shocks

    Cool Head (currently off the bike, stock is installed)

    Drag Cut Plastics

    +4 Timing Plate

    EZ Shift springs, modded shift shaft, clutch (less than one hour on these components)

    Previous owner mentioned that the motor had a new crank and top end installed and was also ported (less than 15 hours on motor)

    Brand new set of Skat Trak Haulers on Douglas Wheels

    Comes with a set of dirt tires, rears need to be replace but fronts are fair.

    Motor runs great and the ride is smooth. Only reason I want to sell it is because I like trail riding and the YFZ seems to fit my needs.

    I have a Clean/Clear AZ title in hand for it. Asking $2600 obo....or trade for a 450.

    I am located in Tucson, Arizona

     

    Pictures are a few weeks old. Only difference is that the quad doesn't have the +6 swinger as shown in the picture. It currently has a stock swingarm.

     

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  2. No, it's inside the clutch cover. Drain the coolant, drain the trans oil, pull the clutch cover. Problem should be obvious at that point. If you keep riding it, and that bolt really is broken off, sooner or later that bolt is gonna go bang, clatter, clatter, crunch, kapow. Technical terms for the equivalent of jamming a tire iron into the bicycle spokes.

     

    Appreciate the info starwriter. I'll be checking that before the next ride.

  3. your shifting issues could also be caused by your shift fork shaft slightly moving a little bit since your plug came out. i wonder if it either allowed the shaft to move or if it allowed just enough fluid to drain out to quit giving enough lubrication. Either way.....AFTER you fix your plug issue........THEN i'd say check your ecentric adjustment......you want the screw exactly in the middle of the claw ends or else it can make for some interesting issues with shifting...

     

    Thanks for the help guys. I reinstalled the plug and took it out for a quick spin. Shifting is still like crap but the plug seemed to hold up fine with out leaking.

     

    Do i have to split the case in order to fix the eccentric adjustment/shaft or could i do that from the outside??

  4. Took the banshee out for a ride today in a wash for about 30 mins. Once I loaded it into the truck I noticed tranny oil was leaking pretty good. There was a puddle of fluid on the case below the sproket, I seriously lost probably 8 ounces within 10 mins. Brought it back to the house and pulled the plug so I would empty out and stop leaking at the unknown place. I took off the stator/sprocket cover and cleaned all around the sproket area where the fluid had accumulated. Noticed a metal plug in the fluid, started looking at the case and found out that it must've popped out. Still not sure where the fluid was orginally leaking from. Could the missing plug be the reason it was leaking? I found another picture of what im talking about and circled the plugs in red.

     

    Bansheeplugtranny.jpg

     

    Also, last week I went riding and ended up getting a rear flat tire about 10 miles out. from the truck My dumba$$ decided to ride it back like that. Once I got back to the truck the tranny started shifting funny. When i finally get it into neutral, the shifter has alot of play in it.(up and down) It's also difficult to down shift as im deaccelerating. Any suggestion on what this could be?

     

    Thanks

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