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YZ400/YZ426/YZ450 Thread, Clutch Repair on a 1999 YZ400F in Yamaha; Yeah I think I am gonna go ahead and order the basket with the plates......
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Old 07-04-2008, 04:59 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Yeah I think I am gonna go ahead and order the basket with the plates...
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Old 07-04-2008, 05:08 PM   #12 (permalink)
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you should get the inner hub too
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Old 07-05-2008, 06:37 AM   #13 (permalink)
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you should get the inner hub too
OK, now you lost me inner hub? I am not familliar with that. What exactly is the inner hub? Are we still talking about the clutch?
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Old 07-05-2008, 06:58 AM   #14 (permalink)
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No# 5 is the inner clutch hub,it goes in the basket and the plates fit over them and in the basket, I got this off Bikebandit.com parts fiche.
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ok cool...I guess I will replace the whole clutch assy...I am sure it has never been done or can only assume it hasnt. Basket, hub, plates, springs, gasket...am I missing any other crutcial parts?
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hold on, um watch this vid... i sure wish i had, cost me $300 for a $200 job because i took it to a mechanic
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I have done clutch plates with my dad years ago, hopefully I can manage to figure it out again, great video thanks....
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i would get the inner hub and basket, gasket, and lock washer from oem parts, it alot cheaper, and you arent really sacrificing quality, get the plates afermarket though. go to metricpartsdirect.com, its alot cheaper than bike bandit, its only for yamahas and hondas
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ahh my buddy just got a 99 400. very nice bikes! i had fun riding it for like 5 mins lol
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i would get the inner hub and basket, gasket, and lock washer from oem parts, it alot cheaper, and you arent really sacrificing quality, get the plates afermarket though. go to metricpartsdirect.com, its alot cheaper than bike bandit, its only for yamahas and hondas

Hey thanks for the info....Always looking to save a few bucks now and again.
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