2011 Yamaha grizzly 700 special edition there is a plastic cover missing by left foot peg do you know what it is called looks like it covers oil dip stick area
Re: 2011 Yamaha grizzly 700 special edition there is a...
These are often called plastic side covers or cowlings. Your Yamaha dealer should be able to give a quote on the price and then you can seek the part for much less elsewhere.
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Hi Curtis:
Considering the age of the machine I'd be looking at basic maintenance first. Things like air filter, fuel filter, carb condition, spark plugs, oil and oil filter change. Then start thinking about valve condition and clearances.
the belt housing is filled with water.
open the drain valve on bottom of housing, drain and let dry for 24 hours. Once the moisture is all gone the belt will stop slipping.
If you're in to low a gear, the clutch might be slipping under stress from high revs. You might need a new clutch or stronger springs. Try using a higher gear and use 50% braking.
Put enough grease to cover the rollers. Also add some to the actual tracks where the rollers glide on. The clutch should have a thin cover that is held on by three small screws. that is your "grease cap" If there is too much grease it'll end up there. Hope this helps. I own older grizzlies and that is what has worked for me.
drian engine oil take side cover should be an 8m to 12m depending on the model... the stator might be attached to the cover or might have a mount holding it into place to the fly wheel
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