Once I recover I’ll be scooping up a go pro and get some riding videos up there. I believe this applies to all first GEN models of yz250 yz426 yz450. Thanks for watching. 
Def want more info because I’m in the process of a rebuild and your right there’s no info about the 2003’s I have a 2003 Yz450f and def don’t cheap out .
Either way end of the day, you’ll need to replace the flywheel. After some digging it was fairly common for these years to have a flywheel fail prematurely
@@Letsdoittv67 you have to check ohms and voltage. If there's a physical defect, that's a different story. If magnets come loose, like a on steel flywheel, you can re attach them. A lot of ppl take guesses and never really solve the root problem.
Def want more info because I’m in the process of a rebuild and your right there’s no info about the 2003’s I have a 2003 Yz450f and def don’t cheap out .
Anything I can help you with?
I doubt this as the problem. I think the problem is the space between the flywheel and the pick up. Air gap needs to be checked
Either way end of the day, you’ll need to replace the flywheel. After some digging it was fairly common for these years to have a flywheel fail prematurely
@@Letsdoittv67 you have to check ohms and voltage. If there's a physical defect, that's a different story. If magnets come loose, like a on steel flywheel, you can re attach them. A lot of ppl take guesses and never really solve the root problem.