Already replaced spark plug, air filter, oil and filter, and cannot find fuel filter for 2006 Yamaha Grizzly 660. Grizzly is stalling and not starting it sounds like it is not getting fuel? Any ideas?
The only fuel filter on a Grizzly 660 is apart of the fuel petcock valve inside the fuel tank. You remove the tank & the 2 screws that hold the petcock in the bottom of the tank. The filter is a plastic mesh screen on the petcock that is only replaceable with a new approx. $50.00 petcock. You can clean it if not damaged. If your not getting fuel to the carb. & it comes out the fuel line from the petcock, Then the float valve in the carb. is stuck from sitting with old gas. Replace it with a new one. (Yam. OEM $25.00) Don't use Chinese aftermarket, You'll really have problems then.
There isn't one. You have to put one in-
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the key word here is the sound, engine must have compression, put your hand over the carb and try to start, if it trys to **** your hand then you should have enough compression, if it doesnt then you probably have a broken valve- hope that helps
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Make sure the gas valve is on. I had to replace the coil in mine because of a tiny crack in the coil. Also replaced the float valve in the carb. and all is good.
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I have two suggestions for you to try. First is to clean the spark arrestor in the muffler assembly. Second is to clean the carburetor and replace the diaphrams. When you do this you will buy a carburetor repair kit that has a lot of pieces, this is a standardized kit that services multiple designs, so you will have extra parts. While you are at it, this would be a good time to replace the fuel lines, in-tank fuel filter, and the primer bulb.
I hope this is going to help get you going again.
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hi i think ur **** culd be jammed in the fuel line
yellow spark is insufficient power from the coil
could be a failing ignition module , bad coil or bad ground connection for the battery
if you are using the starter at the same time if testing rga spark that would indicate a failing battery so have it load tested
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