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#1
ive never had one i couldnt fix but this ones really killin me  ive tried everything
#2
im more concerned to know if the plug is stripped and its loosing compresion out the hole should it at least fire the motor and not backfire out the carb i am gonna put a helicoil in it to repair the plug but if its something else then ill just replace the motor  ive worked on the timing for several months changing the timing chain all sorts of different ways but no luck  just keeps backfiring ive tried evrey type of variations on the timing chain and no luck thought it may be off a tooth but no luck
#3
are you still there?  will you sell the motor
#4
mine is a 1991 yamaha 125 breeze  totally automatic if you have a good top and bottom end maybe i would just replace the entire thing  ive been working on this one for 6 months and have had no luck getting it to run again  it used to run great but i bent a valve  i replaced both valves and could never get it running again
#5
how much for the entire top end  and yes i have pay pal but it a pain in the butt  id rather use some other method of payment
#6
i recently moved to new york  id love to buy it but its along ways to go to pick it up  wish i was still in florida
#7
i have a yamaha breeze 125 and my sparkplug is stripped  will it or should it still fire. it backfires out the carb but wont run. ive reset the timming 20 times but it wont actually start.it has fire to the plug and keeps backfiring out the carb. i put gas directly in the head and put the stripped plug in loosly but it wont fire. just backfire out the back of the carb. it is actually firing but not starting. i put new valves and guides in but just cant seem to get the timing right. i thought maybe because the plug was stripped its not sealing right and that may be why its firing out the carb. help me please.
#8
Tech Corner / Re: 94-00 300ex advice
October 29, 2006, 05:43:47 PM
i have a 96 model  i had alot of trouble with the rearend bearings. finally got all new bearings and its a heck of a machine. runs perfect putting new bearings in was an incredibly difficult job but i finally got it.
#9
have a 1996 yamaha 125 breeze that wont fire  has plenty of spark  good compression  but wont actually fire. put gas directly into sparkplug hole and still wont fire im baffled  its not a weak spark if you put gas into the plughole and you have spark  it should at least fire  was running great  then the next day  nothing checked the on off swicth it seems fine any suggestions :'( should it still fire when you pour gas into the lughole if you have good spark?
#10
Tech Corner / Re: Cheap quads...
September 06, 2006, 11:54:21 AM
i have bought a few of the cheepie chineese bikes. i found they seem to run ok but dont leave them in the rain!! all the hardware seems to rust overnight.we bought two 110 bikes and they were plenty powerful but everything is very cheaply put together. if you buy one  make sure you go through it and tighten all the nuts and bolts before you ride them.also  if you ever decide to resell them, we couldnt hardly give ours away. they have hardly any resale value. most everyone wants to stay with the brandnames for the warenties and service. most are hard to get parts for.another problem we had is that they were very hard to shift into nuetral for some reason.i dont sugest buying one but i did find one name that seemed to hold up really good. it was called  TANK. check out their websight. we got  a 110cc and my kid rode the heck out of itand it held up very well. it had plenty of power and speed and he would ride it for hours on end.we finally sold it (for a substancial loss) and upgraded him to a kx 60 from kawasaki
good luck
#11
anyone know how to get the small pinion bearing out or a rear differncial?  the collar is stuck down in the hole and its all thats left of the bearing.is there a special tool or does anyone have a trick to remove this little booger im me at aftrmath99 on yahoo or email me at aftrmath99@yahoo.com if you have any options for me. i dont want to buy a new one because they cost $579 :'( 
#12
Open Discussion / Re: What brand OIL are you guys using???
September 06, 2006, 11:34:19 AM
of course thats only for the 4 stroke crankcase  lol
#13
Open Discussion / Re: What brand OIL are you guys using???
September 06, 2006, 11:32:19 AM
pensoil 20-50 works as good as anything  i use it in all my repairs never had any problems  as for buying the yamaha or fancy brand name stuff  dont bother
#14
definitely bullsh*t!!  as parents we know our kids limitations! i have an 11 year old and he has been riding since i addopted him 5 years ago. he started on a yz 60 and then went to a yamaha 80 and now can ride any bike he can touch the ground on. with proper training a kid can safely ride anything that moves. i taught him that just because there is more throttle dosnt mean you have to go full blast.he has ridden all types of bikes and 4 wheelers from a honda 50 to a yamaha 350 warrior. he rides only with a helmet and only with supervision. my problem is sometimes he is to careful and i have to wait for him to catch up. what ever happened to go out  have fun and break some bones? getting hurt teaches respect. thats how i learned. i dont let my kid go crazy but i do encourage the balls to the walls attitude. and yes  i only let him ride when im right there riding with him
#15
Tech Corner / Re: need snorkel installed
August 27, 2006, 09:28:49 PM
this probabbly wont help but i live in panama city florida and have a small custom repair shop for dirtbikes and atv. tell me what kind of atv you have and i will try to get the info you need but as far as doing the work im probably to far away from you to help thx rick in panama city  aftrmath99@yahoo.com 
#16
Tech Corner / Re: yamaha breeze info needed
August 27, 2006, 06:42:59 PM
not that anyone cares but i solved the wiring problem myself through presses of elimination and i have it running fine now  thanks anyhow
#17
Tech Corner / online service manuals
August 27, 2006, 11:18:41 AM
the online service manual post is great  :-* im looking for two manuals if anyone can find them  one for a 1996 honda fourtrax 300ex and one for a yamaha breeze 125 if anyone has them please let me know at aftrmath99@yahoo.com or just im me at aftrmath on yahoo messanger thanks 
#18
i have a 1996 honda fourtrax 300 with shaft drive  i need a new rearend and can get one from a 1986 but im not sure it will fit  can anyone tell me if it will bolt up corectly the 1986 is also shaft drive im me at aftrmath99 on yahoo or email me at aftrmath99@yahoo.com if you know the answer thx  rick in panama city
#19
Tech Corner / yamaha breeze info needed
August 26, 2006, 06:04:26 PM
i need a service manual for a yamaha breeze 4 wheeler if anyones got one  i really need a wiring diagram someone cut all the wires and pulled the switch out so i need to find out how to rewire it  im me if you have one thx  aftrmath99@yahoo.com or im me at aftrmath99
#20
Open Discussion / Re: Age by Chocolate!
August 23, 2006, 10:54:03 PM
yup  it was right   how depressing lol  im freakin 43  :'( just kiddin  it worked great
#21
Open Discussion / Re: Anyone near WPB have a db meter
August 23, 2006, 10:48:55 PM
probablly wont do you anygood  i have a db meter  i play in a very loud hard rock band and we use it allll the time lol  i live in panama city though 8)
#22
i tried sending a message to bruteforce but it came back to me  said his account was no longer active  if anyone happens to see him on here let him know to email me at aftrmath99@yahoo.com thanks
#23
Open Discussion / cool im a junior member lol
April 28, 2006, 07:26:13 PM
 8) yeh  i made junior member status   ;D
#24
Open Discussion / Re: Question
April 28, 2006, 07:17:31 PM
better shocks on the front maybe?
#25
Open Discussion / Re: Honest opinions wanted
April 26, 2006, 08:39:33 PM
id take bushwackers offer  gas is gettin expensive and that duelly is probably a serious gas hog  lol
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