shift fork plug

[bansheefreestyler]

hey guys. i lost a shift fork plug a while back and tried using silicone until i can get a plug but i called a local shop and they had no clue what i was talking about. is there any place i could get these from? thanks

BFS

[rebelbanshee2]

I agree with the local shop...can you describe where/what this is?

[racer]

i bet you are talking about the plug that lets you remove the rod the forks slide on from the left side of the case. am i right? cause i lost one, and all my oil, once too. luckily the oil mixed with the sand i was in and it kept the plug in place.

 

go to the dealer and tll him to let you look at the parts fiche. itll be under transmission probably.

 

OR GO HERE

 

that link is to the yamaha online parts diagram. follow these prompts

 

Step 1: ATV Parts

Step 2: any year will do

Step 3: bansee

 

then go down to the section for shiftcam/fork. check out part 18. is that it?

[bansheefreestyler]

ya thanks gimmeabeer. i think thats it. it is what allows you to pull the rod or fork out. when you look in the hole you can see it? and there are 2 of them and the one that fell out on mine is right under the sprocket. how much do you think those would cost? thanks

BFS

[racer]

anytime.

 

id bet they are rediculously overpriced. so like $5 maybe?

[Cotton eyed Joe]

i bet you are talking about the plug that lets you remove the rod the forks slide on from the left side of the case. am i right?  cause i lost one, and all my oil, once too.  luckily the oil mixed with the sand i was in and it kept the plug in place. 

 

go to the dealer and tll him to let you look at the parts fiche.  itll be under transmission probably.

 

OR GO HERE

 

that link is to the yamaha online parts diagram.  follow these prompts

 

Step 1:  ATV Parts

Step 2: any year will do

Step 3: bansee

 

then go down to the section for shiftcam/fork.  check out part 18. is that it?

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Thats amazing Cole.

I have no idea what that is either.

Is it a seal of some sort between the shaft and the case?

I'm going to look tomorrow.......I don't remember ever seeing something like that.

[racer]

Is it a seal of some sort between the shaft and the case?

 

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it is a plug on the left side of the cas, i believe ther is one just in front of the countershaft. you can slide those shift rods out from either side, but the other one is just a c-clip holding it in. my guess is that there so yamaha can mill that to very closer tolerances with out some vey expensive tooling.

[ellison445]

Damn Cole, I had no clue either...Guess I need to start drinking more beer Good job bro

[Cotton eyed Joe]

Damn Cole, I had no clue either...Guess I need to start drinking more beer     Good job bro

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Yeah....what kind of beer do we need to start drinking?

I drink Corona mostly, and obviously I'm still down around the "bag of hammers" area.

[ellison445]

Great choice in beer Stan

 

Yeah....what kind of beer do we need to start drinking?

I drink Corona mostly, and obviously I'm still down around the "bag of hammers" area.

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[racer]

Great choice in beer Stan  

405659[/snapback]

no shit. i wish i could afford coors all the time. sadly, for now, its keystone.