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Old 19 Apr 2018
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Next time, instead of beating the sh*te out of the shaft with a hammer, just use a sliding hammer!
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Next time, instead of beating the sh*te out of the shaft with a hammer, just use a sliding hammer!
Yes slidehammer is really handy, i would never had the rear wheel bearing out without this for my car. The knock impact makes the difference for these problems!
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Thanks for more advice according to the starter problem, will put thicker cable on later. After using the bike it will start on the eletric starter when it is warm, when cold I need to kick it.
The reason I had to use a puller on the starterclutch was that it was stuck, after I got it of it was working normaly but I had a new one that I put in to be sure there will be no more problems.
And a sliding hammer is better then sledge that is for sure, maybe I will get one of these to later on.
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guys i'm having an issue with my one way bearing and i took all my engine apart using your advises from these posts. does anybody knows the code for the one way bearing ? i know the part number is 3TB1559001
thinking of buying this one https://www.stelpet.gr/Proion/23784/...0-94-3TB15590/

has anyone used this aftermarket product?
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nick, open your own thread, so people know it is not an old topic...


if the problem is in the gear wheel, then i have one hanging from a wire in my workshop as decoration


just paypal me the shipping cost and it's yours for free.



i might have a bearing too, but right now i dont see it anywhere and my workshop is in a mess,

it's removed from an engine i prepared for my supermono racer but that was two years ago...

it would take time to find it which i dont have right now.


i you can wait, maybe i can find the bearing too
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After all these years in being here i feel like we are a part of one big family.

Thank you very much but i ordered one 1 hour ago.

But what i really would love is a chance to ride with you guys!

Thank you again it's the gesture and the thought that counts! i'm overwhelmed !



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nick, open your own thread, so people know it is not an old topic...


if the problem is in the gear wheel, then i have one hanging from a wire in my workshop as decoration


just paypal me the shipping cost and it's yours for free.



i might have a bearing too, but right now i dont see it anywhere and my workshop is in a mess,

it's removed from an engine i prepared for my supermono racer but that was two years ago...

it would take time to find it which i dont have right now.


i you can wait, maybe i can find the bearing too
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The bearing from a Honda XR650L works as well and is 1/3 cost of the Yamaha one . The gear should always be replaced at the same time even if it "looks" ok , the bearing surface gets worn down, even .001", and the bearing will slip much easier/sooner .



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