Yamaha Service Center???

Started by Im@cracker, January 02, 2006, 10:06:26 PM

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Im@cracker

I have a new raptor w/ about 20 hours on it. The owners manual suggest that I bring it in and get a number of things done (recommended at 20 hours or 1 month, whichever comes 1st). Is there a Yamaha Service Center that is better than others in the Orlando area?
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Chuck_Norris

Check the Good Bad and Ugly section for feedback from other service providers. otherwise someone from the area will chime in soon.

rappy350

if I was you I would try to take it to an independent shop and not a yamaha dealer. They usually have more competitive labor rates, but i dont know about your efi if anything special needs to be serviced.
2005 Raptor 350(mine)
Hot cams camshaft
K&N High Flow Air filter
Dyno-Jet stage one jet kit
Razrs on the back
2005 Kodiak 400 w/winch(dad's)
2005 Wolverine 4x4 (brother's)
Big Red (sister in-laws)

T2

Just do it yourself, get the owners manual ;)
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RL400

Quote from: T2 on January 03, 2006, 10:42:55 AM
Just do it yourself, get the owners manual ;)
do you mean service manual?

you can buy service manuals on ebay for 99 cents on CD.

rappy350

usually when you do the 20 hour service just change oil and filter,  put grease in any grease fittings( if there is any).  and lube chain, and sheck all fluids.
2005 Raptor 350(mine)
Hot cams camshaft
K&N High Flow Air filter
Dyno-Jet stage one jet kit
Razrs on the back
2005 Kodiak 400 w/winch(dad's)
2005 Wolverine 4x4 (brother's)
Big Red (sister in-laws)

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