Oily pull cord?
#1
I have been using my pull cord quite a bit lately and I noticed that the cord is quite oily with a black/grey fluid. I have not noticed this before in any of the Yamaha's I have owned previously. Is this normal? BL
#4
Not hard if you are somewhat handy. The only thing that held me up was the flywheel which is on there tight. Use a good harmonic balancer puller and lube all of the friction points on the puller before you begin. I have an air compressor and impact gun which made it easy. There is a 'star' nut in there, but all you have to do is to mark its position before you begin then use a hammer and punch to loosen it. Then tighten it the same way and line up the marks.
Oh , also have the flywheel lightened while your in there for a little better throttle response[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Oh , also have the flywheel lightened while your in there for a little better throttle response[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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