Rear differential seal leaking on '04 Kodiak 450
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Rear differential seal leaking on '04 Kodiak 450
Does anyone have any tips for changing the seal in the rear differential of a Kodiak 450. Mine is about to turn 5 years, and so far not the first problem. I noticed the other day when I put on my new ITP Mud Lite XLs that the seal in the rear differential was leaking. I changed the fluid and ran it some today, but now it is starting to drip bad. It almost looks as if the seal has come out of the differential a bit. Anyway it is leaking bad and I didnt know if this was something I could takle with the right know how, or if I should take it to the dealership and let them charge me and arm and leg? Any websites with the parts breakdown would be of great help also.
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Rear differential seal leaking on '04 Kodiak 450
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: beenmuddin71
Does anyone have any tips for changing the seal in the rear differential of a Kodiak 450. Mine is about to turn 5 years, and so far not the first problem. I noticed the other day when I put on my new ITP Mud Lite XLs that the seal in the rear differential was leaking. I changed the fluid and ran it some today, but now it is starting to drip bad. It almost looks as if the seal has come out of the differential a bit. Anyway it is leaking bad and I didnt know if this was something I could takle with the right know how, or if I should take it to the dealership and let them charge me and arm and leg? Any websites with the parts breakdown would be of great help also.</end quote></div>
It is more of a time consuming job than a difficult one...
There are plenty of sites for parts....
two I use...
Bike Bandit
Cycleparts nation <--- I only use this site for my Yamaha parts if I am ordering Ski-doo snowmobile parts at the same time...
As far as how to do it.. well luckily for you.. I have the link to the Factory Yamaha Manual!
http://www.savefile.com/files/74511
The link for the manual works but sometimes you just need to work it a bit...
1. Click the link in the Message
2. Scroll down to the Section in the BLUE Box that says "05-06 Kodiak 450" and Click "DOWNLOAD FILE"
3. Your download SHOULD start...
IF NOT
4. Scroll down to the Bottom.... where you will see
" Your download should begin shortly.
If it does not, try <u>Download file now</u> "
That should do the trick [img]i/expressions/beer.gif[/img] [img]i/expressions/beer.gif[/img] :beer
Does anyone have any tips for changing the seal in the rear differential of a Kodiak 450. Mine is about to turn 5 years, and so far not the first problem. I noticed the other day when I put on my new ITP Mud Lite XLs that the seal in the rear differential was leaking. I changed the fluid and ran it some today, but now it is starting to drip bad. It almost looks as if the seal has come out of the differential a bit. Anyway it is leaking bad and I didnt know if this was something I could takle with the right know how, or if I should take it to the dealership and let them charge me and arm and leg? Any websites with the parts breakdown would be of great help also.</end quote></div>
It is more of a time consuming job than a difficult one...
There are plenty of sites for parts....
two I use...
Bike Bandit
Cycleparts nation <--- I only use this site for my Yamaha parts if I am ordering Ski-doo snowmobile parts at the same time...
As far as how to do it.. well luckily for you.. I have the link to the Factory Yamaha Manual!
http://www.savefile.com/files/74511
The link for the manual works but sometimes you just need to work it a bit...
1. Click the link in the Message
2. Scroll down to the Section in the BLUE Box that says "05-06 Kodiak 450" and Click "DOWNLOAD FILE"
3. Your download SHOULD start...
IF NOT
4. Scroll down to the Bottom.... where you will see
" Your download should begin shortly.
If it does not, try <u>Download file now</u> "
That should do the trick [img]i/expressions/beer.gif[/img] [img]i/expressions/beer.gif[/img] :beer
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