Yamaha Grizzly 660 Carburetor Rebuild: Disassembly, 2002-2007

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  • Опубликовано: 22 янв 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @Drundel
    @Drundel 4 месяца назад +1

    I had to use vise grips on the same screw also. And mine looked factory still.

  • @upatthefarm6888
    @upatthefarm6888 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for taking the time to document it so well, it's going to be a great help this afternoon when I clean my 660 carb. THUMBS UP!

    • @dennish1919
      @dennish1919  3 года назад

      Let me know how it goes brotha!!

  • @Capriceii
    @Capriceii Год назад +1

    Thank you for this. I am just about to do mine. It's nice to see what I am about to get myself into.

    • @dennish1919
      @dennish1919  Год назад

      You are welcome my friend. Once built, when you cut the fuel cock to the "ON" position, you may have to take a screwdriver handle and tap hard on the carb to get the gas to flow. Just a tip.

  • @neiledgar7439
    @neiledgar7439 2 года назад +1

    I put mine back together but forgot that collar on the main jet it run but bogs big time when ya giver throttle and pops like a back fire in carb no matter where i place fuel mix screw

  • @martinezblake12
    @martinezblake12 2 месяца назад

    Did you put the whole Carburetor itself in the Dip after disassemble or just the parts?

  • @Allproflooringspecialists
    @Allproflooringspecialists 2 года назад

    What carb cleaner did you use?

    • @dennish1919
      @dennish1919  2 года назад +1

      Gunk Parts Cleaner Complete Kit with Dip Basket

    • @dennish1919
      @dennish1919  Год назад

      Go to 26:16 in the vid, I have a pic of it. Think I got it at AutoZone

  • @TheBlairHouseProject
    @TheBlairHouseProject Год назад

    A verbal walkthru as you worked would have been nice.

    • @dennish1919
      @dennish1919  Год назад

      Pretty self explanatory. You wouldn't have understood my southern tongue anyways.

    • @TheBlairHouseProject
      @TheBlairHouseProject Год назад

      @@dennish1919 I speak southern. ;-)
      I also ended up just buying a whole carb for fifty bucks from Amazon with new boots etc. Worked great!
      But thanks for the vid. Very cool!