Shimano Sienna 2500 fishing rod and reel how to service and repair this project
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- This video shows a rod and reel combination I purchased for $10. The service is how to take apart and service the Shimano Sienna 2500 fishing reel and the rod repair is how to replace the tip top.
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Thank you for watching - Dennis
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Amazing video! You really helped me understand the reel and the problems I was facing with it. Followed it through and fixed my problem. Very grateful for this content ❤❤❤
Glad to have helped. Thanks for the note and for watching - Dennis
stay tuned is as foreign to young folks as clockwise, back when we had to stand up walk across the room to turn a knob that clicked and clunked to change the channel because Topo Gigio was going to be on the Ed Sullivan Show right after the dancing bears and poodles on a different channel. lol, I just made dirt feel young
I'm right there with you!
Stay tuned is till a commonly used phrase, as well as clockwise, my 9 year old nephew knew what both of them meant. The knob TV? That I can understand.
The youth isn’t as out of touch as you would like to think.
Hey i just took apart my 1000 series and i just wanted to say sometimes it wont feel clean until it has the weight of the spool back on to help the handle keep rotating. Wasted an hour easily trying to fix this lol. Also i would remove whatever grease they put on was green like saltwater corrosion and sandy feeling from the factory. The Ozark trail grease and oil kit has been working wonders to revive smoothness in my reels.
Thanks for the tip
how satisfying it is when you can take something others see as trash, and repair it, then return it to service for many more years of use.
THAT, is job satisfaction !
Amen. It is very satisfying. Wait until you see the trash (trash??) I just picked up as a flea market find. The video will be posted soon. Can't wait to get those fishing again - Thanks for the note - Dennis
These are nice and like other Shimano
products they are well engineered and
a good value. I have the same size in
an earlier edition and has punched above its weight many times. Its an
economical but not a cheap reel. Cannot
go wrong with one of these.
Well said. I agree and I fish with these all of the time
I purchased my combo on clearance at Walmart for $11 brand new with no issues! I love it. I do light line surf fishing with it in San Diego. I've caught a 20" halibut and many barred surf perch with it. It's due for a service and new line!
That is awesome! - Thanks for the note and for watching - Dennis
I really like this reel. You made a great deal for a Shimano with 3 bearings. I don’t know about the rod but I imagine it is still useable. I sent you an e-mail on that strange Ryobi reel I just got. I have never seen a reel where the drag controls the entire rotor/spool assembly. It’s definitely a reel for my collection. The reel is a Ryobi 300. Enjoyed learning about a Shimano Sienna. -- Chris
I've been a bit backed up on the emails. I will check it out Chris. Thanks for the note - Denis
I have two 2020 sienna, but 4000. Paid 30 euros each one, in italy. I use them for bolentino fishing (light fishing from the boat) and cuttlefish. Very good. I also use penn sargus for trolling. They are another planet. Far off better.
@@fabiorossi724 Hi Fabio! Good to hear from you. Oddly enough, I just got a new ultralight Shimano Sienna reel in a box of 5 ultralight reels I got for $11.50. I rarely if ever use an ultralight reel but I got these on eBay just to have a few reels to work on. I did not expect a reel of that quality in the box. Sounds like you’re doing some interesting fishing in your area of the world. Good luck!
Hi Dennis. You are one of the best, if not the best at these kind of videos, so thanks for that. Question, on this reel there’s a little plastic ring the pinion sits on how is it supposed to sit in its spot? Didn’t know it was there and it came out when I pushed the pinion out, so I didn’t see how it set in there. Thanks!
I'm not sure which piece you are referring to but if you send a picture to my email 2ndchancetackle@gmail.com I will try to help you - Dennis
Thank you sir for sharing. I will be getting my hands dirty fixing a damaged shimano reel for the first time
Good luck! Happy to help - Dennis
Nice tune up
Thanks
Thank you very much sure!
You're welcome! Thanks for the note and for watching - Dennis
Ty for all that you do also
Thanks again
Great video
I have an older sienna 2500 reel that I have been using for light surf casting at SOCAL beaches it can take a besting and with minimal maintenance it last mine is 8 years old for the price they are fore my opinion the best
I agree - there is a lot built into that reel for the price - Thanks for the note - Dennis
that's what i do with mine here in san diego. I have red 8lb mono on it. I have the complete combo and it was $11 at Walmart.
Ty for all that you do dennis
You are welcome. I appreciate the note and you watching - Dennis
Love these reels. My go to’s. I have 3
They are great reels at a nice price. I fish with these as well - Dennis
Nice job! Ive got one of these that bail wont flip by cranking. Ive never used it. 1000 size. Can only flip manually. Look forward to seeing if I can fix it. Re-oil and re-grease as applicable. Thanks for the education!
Try something as simple as spraying a penetrating oil on and behind both bail arms. Sometimes the mechanism gets stuck because of dirt and the spray helps to dissolve the gunk
@@2ndChanceTackle
Will do. Also, based on your videos I’m thinking bail may be bent and needs realignment. Will try penetrating oil first!
@@kevinh5024 i have the same issue with my sienna 1000. I got it to work again with a good amount of wd40
Great job Dennis
Thank you Kenneth - I hope all is well - Dennis
Thanks Dennis!
You are welcome! Best wishes Mike - Dennis
So good!!! Thanks for making this vid mate
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the note and for watching - Dennis
as i was copying what you did , i found i had one more piece than you had behind the brass shaft. The end of the brass shaft rides in it like it was a bushing with a flat piece on the bottom. I believe it moves the spool in and out as you rewind the spool. is that part of the housing that this piece rides in and its broken out
It is possible that it is a broken piece. Best to check the reel schematic to see if the part is listed there. If it does not have a separate part number, then it has likely broken off of the housing - Here is a link to one of the schematics. I am not sure if it is the same model that you have www.mikesreelrepair.com/content/schematics/Shimano_Sienna_SN2500FD_Schematic.pdf. Dennis
Hi, I have the same Shimano Sienna 2500 that you serviced in the video. I missed up the bearing for the anti-reverse because I accidentally removed the tiny screw that holds the anti-reverse house. And now the anti-reverse mechanism does not work as how it was before. Sometimes it works sometimes it does not .
I hope you can help me. I don't have any idea because I am new to this fishing world.
I suspect that you either have dirt or a missing part in the mechanism. You will likely need to replace the A/R clutch in order to correct the issue - Try contacting Southwesternparts.com to see if a replacement part is available for your reel - Dennis
When I was taking apart my Sienna 2500 FD - I found a .50" square wire (open on one side ) laying on my table and I don't know where it is supposed to go - are you able to provide any information about it?
Len - can you send me a picture off the part to my email - 2ndchancetackle@gmail.com - if you do, I will try top help. I don't recall a piece like that in the basic Shimano reel
I have two questions i have this excate combo set first question is when reeling if I stop/pause then when start to reel again seems like the it's alittle stiff but more so feels like the crank handle stops at a point just shy of a starting point (Kinda like when pedaling a bike and the pedal stopping where it's between a good spot meaning like it's between forward and rear motion could to much grease be the cause this reel is fairly new and I take care of my stuff so hasn't be abused however I did disassemble it right out the box didn't seem to start happening til after it had been used a few times ? 2nd question where is the best place to get a new handle for this reel
I don't think it is too much grease. You may want to check where the spool is when this is happening. It could be that the spool is bottoming out at its lowest point. That would cause what you are describing. That gets fixed by adding a shim washer. To check, remove the spool and see if the same issue occurs.
You can contact Shimano directly for parts.Follow this link for service information fishshop.shimano.com/pages/reel-support-services If it is no longer available, check eBay sellers for a replacement.
I have the white earlier version of this reel. It winds in lumpy and not smooth. Is the first thing you would change is the bearings?
I don't know the definition of Lumpy, but my guess is that it needs a good cleaning. Chances are it it dirt or dried grease that is causing the uneven operation and not the bearings
My shimano sienna c3000 is stuck in forward and backward mode after i serviced it. Any tips on how to fix that , is it a part thats broken ?
That issue would involve the roller clutch for the A/R - you need to take the reel apart and make sure it is installed correctly. make sure the inner clutch sleeve is contacting the bearings. You may have the sleeve upside down if it is the two step sleeve coon in some of the reels - Dennis
I have a sienna 2500 reel fe series
Having problems with the anti reverse not working
When engaged , spins / turns freely when wound both ways …
Can’t see anything thats broken , re switch or the flat spring
In the clutch etc , could it be something in the main body
That is causing this issue , etc
Any thing else that I should look at …???
Any help appreciated
Thanks
If the A/R over-ride lever and shaft are as they should be, then the issue will be in your A/R clutch. It would either be too much oil an grease that would be causing the slip, or. broken piece - Dennis
@@2ndChanceTackle thanks for the reply and possible cause to look at Dennis …
Will go down this path and look into this option for a fix ,
Thank you
I have tone of questions,what greece we use,we can put only pen precision greece everywhere?,13:54 those baring why no one puts greece there.Another question in my shimano reel one of the parts was destroyed how can i find a new one.My problem is in 13:05 where you put that part at the base you have a silicon thingie that holds that part in place,in my reel for a reason its destroyed,how can i replace it.Please anyone for feedback
The parts should be available directly from Shimano or through their distributor southwestern parts.com
@@2ndChanceTackle i am from europe. tu
You didnt show how to take apart and put back together the bail. I took mine apart and cant see how it goes back together, specifically where the small spring lines up
A normal service does not include removing the bail.
Best to search the internet for a reel schematic to identify the location and orientation of your spring -= Dennis
12:51 do the bearings inside that need greece or not ?
Yes
5:54 my baring where dry uo and the reel is new
That is not unusual. Reels sit in hot warehouses or storage facilities and that can dry out and evaporate the oils, even when new - Thanks - Dennis
@@2ndChanceTackle awesome videoes, i took down that part at 5:54 it was a pain in the ass to reasamble it.The real still makes strange noises i think ill use it,untill the reel is done but overall its working well.
hi what does service cost for a 4000 to 500 reel siena
Thanks for asking Michael. Please send a. note to my email 2ndchancetackle@gmail.com for service and repair information - Dennis