1998 Yamaha Timberwolf with loud noise
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1998 Yamaha Timberwolf with loud noise
Folks,
My kids brought my favorite atv back to me this summer with a severe issue. A very loud noise was coming from the engine . I took the atv to a local repair man who replaced the clutch basket and checked value clearance. Needless to say he did not fix the problem and still charged me. I have a book and tore the cylinder and jug apart and removed the piston. The connecting rod on the camshaft feels good. I'm at a loss...maybe a bad timing chain? that seems tight along with the tensioner....I am putting in a new piston now. Please listen to the noise and tell what you diagnosis is.
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Thanks Ed
My kids brought my favorite atv back to me this summer with a severe issue. A very loud noise was coming from the engine . I took the atv to a local repair man who replaced the clutch basket and checked value clearance. Needless to say he did not fix the problem and still charged me. I have a book and tore the cylinder and jug apart and removed the piston. The connecting rod on the camshaft feels good. I'm at a loss...maybe a bad timing chain? that seems tight along with the tensioner....I am putting in a new piston now. Please listen to the noise and tell what you diagnosis is.
VIDEO0043 - YouTube
Thanks Ed
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Sounds like bad clutch shoes and springs...When the engine revs up the sound quiten down...When engine is reved up the torque of the engine throw the shoes out into the the clutch drum....IMO Bad clutch springs in auto clutch [the one on the engine] not shifting clutch on transmission
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For those that tried to help me. I solved my problem. I pulled the jug..and cylinder head. I removed the piston and brought to my local machinist. He said cylinder walls were oval towards the bottom of the jug. He bored it out to 71.25 mm for $50. I purchased a new piston on Ebay for $50 and installed it....My repair manual was a essential need. Back in business without the noise
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