warrior 5 speed to 6 speed
#1
I have a 1994 yamaha warrior and I am planning on rebuilding the engine. I would like to make it a 6 speed. Are all the cases the same from '87 to '04. I would like to know if I can swap gears from a 2000 model into my case to make it a 6 speed.
#5
Your dealer needs to put down the pipe. For someone at a dealership to be working the phone and doesn't know such a simple question about Yamaha's best selling sport ATV of all time leaves me wondering what kind of outfit your dealer is running.
This is straight from Yamaha's own site...it doesnt get any more official than that,..and this is the first model,..1987.
Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA - 1987 Warrior Home
This is straight from Yamaha's own site...it doesnt get any more official than that,..and this is the first model,..1987.
Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA - 1987 Warrior Home
#6
Your dealer needs to put down the pipe. For someone at a dealership to be working the phone and doesn't know such a simple question about Yamaha's best selling sport ATV of all time leaves me wondering what kind of outfit your dealer is running.
This is straight from Yamaha's own site...it doesnt get any more official than that,..and this is the first model,..1987.
Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA - 1987 Warrior Home
This is straight from Yamaha's own site...it doesnt get any more official than that,..and this is the first model,..1987.
Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA - 1987 Warrior Home
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#9
Wow.... Sounds like they don't want to give you the time of day. Too busy for your business. There is no excuse for that line. The next year model after yours was a 6 speed? No documentation would state that and the fact that they say the NEXT year had it tells me they don't want to deal with you. Find a new dealership.
As far as your wheeler goes, I think you need to tear it down and find out what's going on.


