Yakima Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

I used the big stack for my river kayaks and it did fine. But my fiberglass sea kayaks are so much heavier that I did not take the chance. For 1 of my kayaks I spent a lot of money to get the special sea kayak rack and it worked great. For my wife's kayak I saved some money and bought some simple v-shaped foam rubber rack attachments for $20. The foam attachments are so much easier, I don't even use the Yakima attachemnts any more. My suggestion - save your money and go with the cheap foam attachments.

It is the size of mount to fit your crossbars. Go to Yakima website for particulars: http://www.yakima.com/shop/rack-systems/factory-crossbars

I just called Yakima 888-925-4621 (don't press any options) for the same issue and they are going to email me a copy.

A gunwale is the top edge on the sides of a boat.

if the spark plugs sink in oil so you need to change the rubber for the cam cover, if the oil come from inside the engine which is up-normal you must find it in water too, so you need to open the engine and see what is the problem.

Valve stem seals is a place to start

Sounds like your alternator is not charging. If you put a meter on the battery terminals while it's running it should be putting out between 12-15 vdc ( volts dc current). If not then more than likely the alternator is shot. You can take the battery to a parts store and alot of them will check it out for free to make sure you don't have a bed cell. If you're not getting the correct battery volts while running then I would replace the alternator. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/robert_5bac37c3cb991fdb

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Sounds like you put something together incorrectly, I'd take it appart and try again.

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How can I open a Yakima without keys. I lost my keys..