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Title: Newbie smells starter, literally
Post by: Back_in_the_Saddle on May 07, 2004, 11:54:48 AM
I finally have my carbs cleaned and shootin fuel, of course now, the starter acts up. I've had it apart more times than I care to say and it appears my washers are messed up. If its not too much trouble, can someone describe the order. Are there washers on both ends? I have larger "washers" and smaller typical looking washers. I know ones a spacer, just not sure which. Looked at diagrams and manuals and they say "remember the order". great! ALSO, is there somewhere I can pick up these washers as I feel I may be missing some. I'm so close I can taste it, unfortunately, its more of a smell. Thanks all.

Forgot to add, right now its just clicking, I did a test with the jumper cables and all i get is a spark, suggestions?
Title: Re: Newbie smells starter, literally
Post by: nvdranger on May 07, 2004, 12:51:36 PM
I haven't performed this yet but I did look at powersportspro.com and it has a blown up picture of the starter assembly.  use their partsfish thing, you'll have to create a login but its free and very easy to use.  also lucky's website has some good info, you may want to check that out if you haven't already.

Ken
Title: Re: Newbie smells starter, literally
Post by: MotorPlow on May 07, 2004, 02:38:26 PM
Also check the Yamaha Web Site //www.yamaha-motor.com ?The Yamaha website had exploded views of every system of your bike.

Chris
Title: Re: Newbie smells starter, literally
Post by: ArrrGeee on May 07, 2004, 05:47:45 PM

http://www.ghetti.net/rov/Technical/Starter_Rebuild/starter_rebuild.html


-Ron

Title: Re: Newbie smells starter, literally
Post by: Back_in_the_Saddle on May 13, 2004, 10:45:23 PM
Thanks guys. Took the starter in to a small motorcycle shop to have it checked. No good. I must have fried it trying to start this thing so much. I have another one on the way. Good news is I found a small motorcycle shop, literally in the garage of what was once a house, now a business. It was kinda funny sittin there with my vision as all the other bikes are new and pretty. Seems a bike club takes their bikes to this place. I think thats a good sign, and the mechanic was pretty friendly even though I had the old bike and he knows I'm doin most of the work. I'll let you know how I do next week,(parts comin in) the theory is she's gonna start. After that, well, I'll jump off that bridge when I get there.