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Here's a small update: Banshee Digital Toolkit v2.10 https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZGsQqkZlB5cKFPhCRuomlYSYEYsdBcWtbsk (updated link as of May 20, 2020) Here are some additional hard to find resources: https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=kZp9LqkZxczjHSI0FM88LemJSD0nSR7hvkNX These are the latest links. I just had someone check and they were able to download everything. I can't edit any posts I make after a brief period of time so I have to keep adding posts instead of just updating the links. When you click the download button, Download as ZIP, it prompts for you to create a free pCloud account, you can or you can click, No, thanks. Start the download. I've shared the folder and each of the files, but it appears that it won't allow you to download just a single file without a direct link. It will allow you to download all of the folder's contents as a ZIP file (word of caution there is a 435.5MB file in the mix). It also appears to allow you to download individual files if you choose more than 1.

Here's a small update: Banshee Digital Toolkit v2.10 https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZtnLqkZKPV3k55cR5piTDKudtFqu5QN3aG7 Here are some additional hard to find resources: https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=kZp9LqkZxczjHSI0FM88LemJSD0nSR7hvkNX

Try this to get you a little more knowledge about jetting: http://www.bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?/topic/133410-Banshee-Digital-Toolkit#entry1695166 Do it till it Hertz

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A couple things could cause them to close. The most obvious would be the piston is hitting the electrode. Carbon build-up on the piston top from running too much oil. Or an overheat/detonation condition. You could place a washer on the spark plug to raise it a little just to see if it's hitting or overheating. If it's hitting try cleaning the carbon off of the piston top, you can use a spray bottle with just water, warm-up the motor, take the air filter(s) off, and lightly mist the inlets while keeping the RPMs up. Water does not burn, but steam does compress so don't get too crazy; you should see a lot more smoke than usual. When it's done steam cleaning the black smoke will subside. Or it could be running too rich. You might also consider altering your premix ratio (less oil). Other things to think about why it could be hitting: Is the head shaved too far? Are you missing a head gasket? Are the plugs too long? Are the piston domes too tall? Is the stroke to long? Etc. If it's running lean that's a meltdown on it's way.

It could still possibly fire when the RPMs are up if there's a gap in the plug cap that will let a hot enough spark jump. With improper resistance you can experience erratic idle, high-rpm misfire, power loss at certain RPMs and abnormal combustion. I would get 2 new caps and go from there.

If your plugs are wet fouling then you're rich... Those reeds are going to richen up your mid-range you may need to go leaner on your needles (move the clip up 1) If you go to 260s does yours pop? Go here and find your elevation: www.earthtools.org Then adjust accordingly: about +1 on the mains for every 1500' higher and -1 for every 1500' lower Also as the temperature goes up it gets richer (air gets thinner as it's heated) Ambient temperatures above 90 deg F = -1 on the mains Ambient temperatures below 60 deg F = +1 on the mains or you could put your airbox lid back on when the temp drops Don't know what your premix ratio is: 20:1 = up to +2 on the mains 24:1 = up to +2 on the mains 32:1 = 0 on the mains 40:1 = up to -2 on the mains 50:1 = up to -2 on the mains

Go here: https://rapidshare.com/users/banshee/ Select: Banshee Docs Download: Yamaha_Banshee_YFZ350_Service_Manual__Searchable_.zip (Ctrl+F) Search for: Troubleshooting 1 there are some items to start testing. To test the ohms across the plug caps simply remove the plug caps from the wires, they usually just unscrew. Then measure resistance by placing an ohmmeter probe on each end of the plug cap (metal that touches the sparkplug and metal that screws into the wire); it should be 5K. See other test procedures in the doc referenced above for a method to test the complete assembly first. Another item to check is the polarity of the coil wires - Orange wire to "+" and Black wire to "-", many were backwards from the factory (note: you may need to go 1-size larger on the mains and adjust the air screws). If you have T.O.R.S. still hooked-up you could disconnect it at the little brain box - it's mounted on the left-side of the upper frame rail kind of between the petcock and the bottom of the radiator. It has a white three-way connector just unplug it and start it up. If you no longer have T.O.R.S. it should definitely be disconnected.

PM sent for the wheels and pipe clamps.

You might be interested in this one it's a searchable pdf: https://rapidshare.com/users/banshee/ in the Banshee Docs folder.

Hey WINDY thanks for the input! I'm feelin the Chuck Norris vibe... if everyone would like it renamed I'm not attached to anything. Like I said, this is just a little something I did to give back to the Banshee family. If it's of value to the masses then I'll continue to dedicate time as I can to improve it, If it's not I'd rather not waste your time. I also see that 4shared is getting more difficult to navigate so I've created a new space on Rapidshare: https://rapidshare.com/users/banshee/ I'm open to ideas and suggestions as well.

Try this: https://rapidshare.c...rs/banshee/2068

Here's what I got... Basically, I put a little effort into something that I thought could answer a lot of the common questions that we all see on the forums. Like: What jets should I use?, How do you do a plug chop?, How do you sync the carbs?, How can I tell if it's rich or lean?, How can I figure out what year my bike is?, etc. I haven't seen a lot of people taking advantage of the updated spreadsheet and I haven't had anyone comment in awhile. So should I count it as dead or does someone still see value in further updates??? PINNED: Banshee Digital Toolkit EXT LINK: http://banshee.4shared.com/ The Banshee Digital Toolkit CONTENTS: 1. How to Jet a Banshee 2. Banshee Jetting Calculator 3. Jetting Sample Settings 4. Needle Jet Specs 5. How to Sync Carbs 6. Quick Specs 7. Torque Specs 8. Color Options by Year 9. VIN Decoder 10. Speed Calculator 11. Horsepower Calculator 12. Pre-Mix Ratio Calculator 13. Chain Calculator 14. Displacement Calculator 15. Engine Building Formulas 16. Port Angle Area 17. Mikuni Troubleshooting 18. Electrical Schematic 19. Banshee Jetting FAQ 20. Carburetor Theory 101 ------- NOTE: 3. Jetting Sample Settings is derived from the pinned thread: "What jets are you using? Fill out this form..." (http://bansheehq.com...showtopic=99361) Also available in the Banshee Docs directory are the following materials: Degree_Wheels.zip 1,068 KB ZIP File how you can read sparkplugs and select them - by gordon jennings (cycle magazine, october 1977).zip 188 KB ZIP File Mikuni Carb Tuning Guide (Snowmobile Magazine, January 1983).zip 434 KB ZIP File performance-tuning-graham-bell.zip 1,936 KB ZIP File Two-stroke Tuner's Handbook.zip 5,967 KB ZIP File VM ''Round Slide'' Tuning Manual.zip 1,201 KB ZIP File Yamaha_Banshee_YFZ350_Service_Manual.zip 8,923 KB ZIP File Thanks for your opinions!

*** UPDATE *** BDT v2.01 A little spreadsheet (requires Excel 2007 or higher) to help Banshee owners perform many of the frequently asked calculations and tasks. Of course this is provided "as is" and without warranty or guarantee of suitability. http://www.4shared.c...al_Toolkit.html http://banshee.4shared.com/ I've updated and added a few more items. I've also added a new article about sparkplugs by Gordon Jennings in the Banshee Docs area. The Banshee Digital Toolkit CONTENTS: 1. How to Jet a Banshee 2. Banshee Jetting Calculator 3. Jetting Sample Settings 4. Needle Jet Specs 5. How to Sync Carbs 6. Quick Specs 7. Torque Specs 8. Color Options by Year 9. VIN Decoder 10. Speed Calculator 11. Horsepower Calculator 12. Pre-Mix Ratio Calculator 13. Chain Calculator 14. Displacement Calculator 15. Engine Building Formulas 16. Port Angle Area 17. Mikuni Troubleshooting 18. Electrical Schematic 19. Banshee Jetting FAQ 20. Carburetor Theory 10 ------- NOTE: 3. Jetting Sample Settings is derived from the pinned thread: "What jets are you using? Fill out this form..." (http://bansheehq.com...showtopic=99361)

http://www.toomey.co...nstructions.pdf Here's what it says: 1. Needle on the 4th groove 2. #280 Main jet (sea level, #270 for hot days or high altitude <2500') 3. Float setting = 21mm 4. Airscrew at approx. 1.5 turns out from full in. (Effective range .5 to 2.5) 5. Standard pilot jet (#25) The #280 is the sea level jet and is good up through 2500 feet density altitude. On particularly cold days or at very low altitudes (winter in Glamis, CA) you may need a #290 or #300. The #270 Jet is for operation higher than 2500 feet density altitude. Conversely, at high altitudes, above 5000 feet you may need a 260, 250 or even less depending on elevation and temperature. We haven't tested at these altitudes, you would have to test it yourself when you are there. Take it for what it's worth, if that doesn't work for ya try: 1. Needle on the 3rd groove 2. #310 Main jet 3. Float setting = 21mm 4. Airscrew at approx. 1.5 turns out from full in. (Effective range .5 to 2.5) 5. Larger pilot jet (#27.5)

I'm not sure what OS you're running, but zip files are just compressed files to save size and to speed-up downloads. By default the big 3 OSs (Linux, Mac, and Windows) can open zip files without installing any additional software. If you want to create password protected or higher compression zips you'd need a third-party app such as 7-zip, Stuffit, etc. You shouldn't have any problems downloading or unzipping (opening) it.

If they're a little rusty, aluminum foil and some Coca-Cola will take it right off (keep em wet when your rubbing). If they're oily some engine degreaser and/or Easy-Off oven cleaner with the yellow cap.

I just uploaded some screenshots here: http://forums.everyt...php?albumid=486 (hxxp://forums.everything2stroke.com/album.php?albumid=486) ...and a screenshoted how to download at: http://forums.everyt...php?albumid=488 (hxxp://forums.everything2stroke.com/album.php?albumid=488)

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback.

To download... Try: http://banshee.4shared.com/ ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ STEP 1 ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ Select the link of the file that you wish to download ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ STEP 2 ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ Click on the grey "Download Now" button ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ STEP3 ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ Wait for the timer to countdown to zero (...unless you have a premium account) ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ STEP 4 ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ Click on the "Download file now" link ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ STEP 5 ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺ When your browser prompts, save the file to your computer

Added a friendlier link for the BDT: http://banshee.4shared.com/ You'll also find degree wheels, tuning guides, and a searchable service manual.

*** UPDATE *** BDT v2.00 A little spreadsheet (requires Excel 2007 or higher) to help Banshee owners perform many of the frequently asked calculations and tasks. Of course this is provided "as is" and without warranty or guarantee of suitability. http://www.4shared.c...al_Toolkit.html I've updated and added a few more items. The Banshee Digital Toolkit CONTENTS: 1. How to Jet a Banshee 2. Banshee Jetting Calculator 3. Jetting Sample Settings 4. Needle Jet Specs 5. How to Sync Carbs 6. Quick Specs 7. Torque Specs 8. Color Options by Year 9. VIN Decoder 10. Speed Calculator 11. Horsepower Calculator 12. Pre-Mix Ratio Calculator 13. Chain Calculator 14. Displacement Calculator 15. Engine Building Formulas 16. Port Angle Area 17. Mikuni Troubleshooting 18. Electrical Schematic 19. Banshee Jetting FAQ 20. Carburetor Theory 101