How To Rebuild the Bottom End on a Yamaha Blaster 200
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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2023
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Whether it's because of a catastrophic engine failure or you just want to give your Yamaha Blaster a long-awaited refresh, rebuilding the bottom end on your ATV is a great way to get familiar with your machine. Knowing how to do the job correctly will save you tons of time and money compared to taking it to a shop as well. In this video, Charles shows how to rebuild the bottom end on a Yamaha Blaster 200 2-stroke.
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What grease are you guy using? Just like typical assembly grease?
I wish every video was like this.
Thought out. Filmed and edited well. And absolutely proper every step.
As opposed to the usual Bubba in a dirty workshop doing a hack job.
And I'm really appreciative of this because I'm doing this exact job right now.
Thank you so much! We're glad you like the video and it helped.
Every step but the only step I need how to install the clutch actuator
This video is right on time I’m looking at my engine in the shop while watching
Thanks Charles. This was a big help. I’m about to dive into one of these and I feel better knowing what I’m in for. The star wheel for the gear selector on mine is held on with a torx screw and keyed. Yours is welded. Guessing that’s a modification? Nope. Just found out mine was an early version. Yours is the current version. Also I’m about to use yamabond to mate the two case halves together.
The bracket that from the old cable breaks that the new spring goes to was cut off my frame so do you know how I would be able to mount the spring
Sir i have two stroke cylinder i want to increase its rpm power please help me how i can increase the speed from its ports. Please help me tell me sir
Why is it that the clutch basket hits the counterbalancer nut upon tightening the clutch? Actually stops the crank from spinning? Are there different sized spacers? Seems like I need a wider diameter spacer.
Figured it out, had the larger clutch nut on the counterbalancer. Swapped them and all fit well and spins.
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I had the Yosh but have went to a PC TI-6 it has more smooth power and less hit than the Yosh system did. So it all depends on what you prefer the Yosh is also quieter but has a raspy metallic sound at higher RPM that’s pretty sweet. The PC pipe has a more deep rumble to it with a decent cackle on the rev limiter.
Hi, sorry about my English:)
I have a question, should the clutch basket stagger on the crankshaft? If I pull it up and down, it staggers on the camshaft... And is it possible to put a clutch basket from another Yamaha? For example, from Dt230 or Mt250?
Them engine stands seem better than using blocks of wood and stuff to hold the motor up. Need to get one of them
List of all the tools used? Please
Hello friend, one question, I assembled the entire clutch assembly, and I have a small lateral play of about 1 or 2 mm, the nut is tight and it has the washers it came with, the shift shaft already has that play when you pull it, Does it have a washer inside the ends of the axle, or should I put a washer to supplement it? I don't know if it has to have that lateral clearance from the inside out
Is the play in the transmission shaft? Or do you mean the clutch assembly has play on the transmission shaft with the nut tight?
Do you use a gasket between the cases? Or just silicone? What kind of silicone?
just silicone i used yamabond
How do u install the clutch actuator
At 45:40 in this video we show installing the clutch actuation arm back into the engine. Michael Sabo also has a good Blaster rebuild video where he shows this process of installing the actuator arm at 24:27. You can check out that video here: czcams.com/video/raPMHjE52Z8/video.html
you forgot to bend the lock washer on the clutch baskjet shaft.
Yeah I’m just gonna pay the guy to do it never mind
Can you send me a link for the engine stand?
www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/motorsport-products-mx-engine-stand-p
Here you go!
After seeing you use the special tools, I ordered all of them lol. What a difference when you have the right tool for the job. All those years I was that guy splitting a case with flat head screwdriver lol
Where can I find you in South Africa?
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my crank spins freely and then locks up in only one place what could that be
Sounds like its a problem with the bearing. I would suggest looking at the main bearing. -Charles
@@rmatvmc thank you i will
@@rmatvmc it would make sense because the person before me blew it up up like metal everywhere
@@braydenshelton968 same man
@@rmatvmc my case was blow through the bottom compression
camber into my balance shaft
Why didn’t you put any gasket sealer between the case half’s ?
Where are you located??