I have a 600 Grizzly that is starting to act up when trying to start it. The Yamaha shop thought it could be the Stator and from reading other post it seems to be a reasonable assumption. They mentioned a new Stator would cost around 500 bucks. I have found new ones for about a third of that cost and was wondering how involved it would be to change.
Thanks Dave

 

well usually you have to have a flywheel puller to get to the stator but its usally pretty simple, however it could be diff on your model, if you have a manual look it over if not youll need one.

 

http://rickystator.com/ is where you need to order the stator from. you need to buy a service manual for your grizzly here.
http://discountautorepairmanua...darm&Category_Code=YA

it tells you step by step how to change/replace anything on your machine.

 

I have the rickystator page bookmarked from earlier searches but your link for the manual doesn't work and it would be really handy. I guess I can Google and find a manual. I thought that I would give it a go myself as I have another quad that I can drive while I fix the 600. I was just curious if it's a half day job or how long it would take with the proper tools at hand.
Thanks Dave

 

i edited the link, if that does not work, here is the homepage for that site. scroll down and click the yamaha link.

http://discountautorepairmanuals.com/

 

Thanks very much I ordered the manual this evening. I really appreciate the help.
Take care,
Dave

 

good deal. glad i could help.