Blaster shifting problems
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Blaster shifting problems
my buddy just got a used blaster rode a day or two and now it seems it is stuck in neutral and clicks pretty loud going up or down any suggestions from the Yamaha guys
thanks
p.s and I searched the yamaha forum before asking and could not find anything with this problem
Scott
thanks
p.s and I searched the yamaha forum before asking and could not find anything with this problem
Scott
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Blaster shifting problems
thanks for your time
when the bike is started the bike seems like it is in neutral,when you pull the clutch put in gear nothing.when it is turned off you can shift up or down like it is going into gear but it will go more than six clicks some local boy thinks it might be a bent shifting fork??
when the bike is started the bike seems like it is in neutral,when you pull the clutch put in gear nothing.when it is turned off you can shift up or down like it is going into gear but it will go more than six clicks some local boy thinks it might be a bent shifting fork??
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#7
Blaster shifting problems
If it is the forks then it was probably caused my overhaul on the transmission.
But here is what my manual says:
1.)Shift pedal broken
2.)clutch not disengaging
3.)Shift drum binding
4.)gears stuck on shaft
5.)shift mechanism pawls broken or worn
6.)pawl spring broken
number 6 from my manual sounds pretty likely too. It says if the pawl spring is broken then it would cause sporadic shift operation. Solution: replace spring
spo·rad·ic ( P ) Pronunciation Key (sp-rdk, spô-) also spo·rad·i·cal (--kl)
adj.
Occurring at irregular intervals; having no pattern or order in time. See Synonyms at periodic.
Appearing singly or at widely scattered localities, as a plant or disease.
Isolated; unique: a sporadic example.
But here is what my manual says:
1.)Shift pedal broken
2.)clutch not disengaging
3.)Shift drum binding
4.)gears stuck on shaft
5.)shift mechanism pawls broken or worn
6.)pawl spring broken
number 6 from my manual sounds pretty likely too. It says if the pawl spring is broken then it would cause sporadic shift operation. Solution: replace spring
spo·rad·ic ( P ) Pronunciation Key (sp-rdk, spô-) also spo·rad·i·cal (--kl)
adj.
Occurring at irregular intervals; having no pattern or order in time. See Synonyms at periodic.
Appearing singly or at widely scattered localities, as a plant or disease.
Isolated; unique: a sporadic example.
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Blaster shifting problems
Just in case you didn't see this edit i made
Originally posted by: YamahaRider05
If it is the forks then it was probably caused my overhaul on the transmission.
But here is what my manual says:
1.)Shift pedal broken
2.)clutch not disengaging
3.)Shift drum binding
4.)gears stuck on shaft
5.)shift mechanism pawls broken or worn
6.)pawl spring broken
number 6 from my manual sounds pretty likely too. It says if the pawl spring is broken then it would cause sporadic shift operation. Solution: replace spring
spo·rad·ic ( P ) Pronunciation Key (sp-rdk, spô-) also spo·rad·i·cal (--kl)
adj.
Occurring at irregular intervals; having no pattern or order in time. See Synonyms at periodic.
Appearing singly or at widely scattered localities, as a plant or disease.
Isolated; unique: a sporadic example.
If it is the forks then it was probably caused my overhaul on the transmission.
But here is what my manual says:
1.)Shift pedal broken
2.)clutch not disengaging
3.)Shift drum binding
4.)gears stuck on shaft
5.)shift mechanism pawls broken or worn
6.)pawl spring broken
number 6 from my manual sounds pretty likely too. It says if the pawl spring is broken then it would cause sporadic shift operation. Solution: replace spring
spo·rad·ic ( P ) Pronunciation Key (sp-rdk, spô-) also spo·rad·i·cal (--kl)
adj.
Occurring at irregular intervals; having no pattern or order in time. See Synonyms at periodic.
Appearing singly or at widely scattered localities, as a plant or disease.
Isolated; unique: a sporadic example.