newbie with a 250 Timberwolf 1994
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newbie with a 250 Timberwolf 1994
Hi All,
I just got my first 4 wheeler [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] a 1994 Yamaha TimberWolf 2x4 runs great but no manual or other info with it looking for help locating the numbers plus what type of oil and filter p/n to use. basic maintenance tips .
The guy I bought it from said he works on atv's and had a few in his yard fixing for other people, he said the oil that he uses is 20-50 weight forgot the brand but it was not synthetic. Does 20-50 hurt anything or is he trying to hide a problem?
like I said it seems to run great and I have already riden it pretty hard.
Oh, it does have a loose steering shaft well it wobbles when you push up or down on handlebars . does a bushing or bearing go into the steering head ( thats what I call it) or stem? area.
anyone have a manual I can buy or get photo copied
thanks
and Sorry for the long first post
I just got my first 4 wheeler [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] a 1994 Yamaha TimberWolf 2x4 runs great but no manual or other info with it looking for help locating the numbers plus what type of oil and filter p/n to use. basic maintenance tips .
The guy I bought it from said he works on atv's and had a few in his yard fixing for other people, he said the oil that he uses is 20-50 weight forgot the brand but it was not synthetic. Does 20-50 hurt anything or is he trying to hide a problem?
like I said it seems to run great and I have already riden it pretty hard.
Oh, it does have a loose steering shaft well it wobbles when you push up or down on handlebars . does a bushing or bearing go into the steering head ( thats what I call it) or stem? area.
anyone have a manual I can buy or get photo copied
thanks
and Sorry for the long first post
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#3
newbie with a 250 Timberwolf 1994
We put full synthetic in a 250 Yamaha Moto4( same motor as yours) and 350 Big Bear and both ATV seem to shift much smoother. You have to use a Yamaha oil filter so your dealer will make sure you get the right one. He will try to sell you that yamalube oil, Its not a full synthetic engine oil but it does have the full synthetic price tag. LOL
#4
newbie with a 250 Timberwolf 1994
Thanks for the replies.
I found out the oil the first owner was using is Maxum 20-50 motorcycle oil 4cycle
also found that the split seals in the steering at the top were missing and that is where the play was coming from, I fixed it with 2 new seals now I was going to use a K&N 143 oil filter.
Are these any good? it is about 80 cents more
I found out the oil the first owner was using is Maxum 20-50 motorcycle oil 4cycle
also found that the split seals in the steering at the top were missing and that is where the play was coming from, I fixed it with 2 new seals now I was going to use a K&N 143 oil filter.
Are these any good? it is about 80 cents more
#5
newbie with a 250 Timberwolf 1994
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>I found out the oil the first owner was using is Maxum 20-50 motorcycle oil 4cycle </end quote></div>
Is Maxum a dinosaur oil or a FULL (not those blends with 10% synthetic oil) synthetic.
Any filter thats the correct fit is good.
Is Maxum a dinosaur oil or a FULL (not those blends with 10% synthetic oil) synthetic.
Any filter thats the correct fit is good.
#7
newbie with a 250 Timberwolf 1994
this is the best atv investment you will ever make..
http://www.clymer.com/Book.asp...imberwolf%2c+1989-2000
http://www.clymer.com/Book.asp...imberwolf%2c+1989-2000
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