Hi all, first time writing, long time reading...
I finally picked up my first Grizzly (04 used). I've upgraded from an 01 Warrior.
From reading the other posts, it looks like I need a new rear CV. Quadcrazy described my problem : ' when I would back up it made a clicking noise, then I noticed that going forward it made the same clicking noise when I turned to the right.'
I did look into where you put the fluid and the gears looked pretty good...they were wet (with oil). The CV boot also had a slit in it.
I have not been able to find anyone say how hard / complicated it is to do by yourself? Can anyone give me an approx. time it would take and complexity? I would consider myself mechanically inclined. I'm just trying to make a decision on whether I should attempt or just take it to a shop.
My other question is:
1. Do you have to do both right and left? (or providing you use the same brand, are you able to do just one side?)
If I decide to have Yamaha put it on, I wonder if they would install a Gorilla or if they have to install there own???
Thanks,
h_pipe
I finally picked up my first Grizzly (04 used). I've upgraded from an 01 Warrior.
From reading the other posts, it looks like I need a new rear CV. Quadcrazy described my problem : ' when I would back up it made a clicking noise, then I noticed that going forward it made the same clicking noise when I turned to the right.'
I did look into where you put the fluid and the gears looked pretty good...they were wet (with oil). The CV boot also had a slit in it.
I have not been able to find anyone say how hard / complicated it is to do by yourself? Can anyone give me an approx. time it would take and complexity? I would consider myself mechanically inclined. I'm just trying to make a decision on whether I should attempt or just take it to a shop.
My other question is:
1. Do you have to do both right and left? (or providing you use the same brand, are you able to do just one side?)
If I decide to have Yamaha put it on, I wonder if they would install a Gorilla or if they have to install there own???
Thanks,
h_pipe