Videos tagged with Yamaha Warrior 350

This guide details the process of adjusting valve lash on a Yamaha Warrior 350 (YMF350X). It covers removing the gas tank and seat, locating the valve covers, setting the engine to Top Dead Center, and using feeler gauges to measure intake (0.06-0.10mm) and exhaust (0.16-0.20mm) valve clearances. The guide also explains how to make adjustments by loosening a lock nut and turning the adjustment head, emphasizing the importance of double-checking after tightening.

This guide details the process of replacing rear brake pads on a Yamaha Warrior 350. It covers the removal of caliper bolts, piston retraction using a C-clamp, cleaning components, and the reinstallation of new pads and bolts. Specific torque recommendations are provided for the bolts, and tips for dealing with seized or difficult components are included.

This detailed guide walks through replacing the clutch on a Yamaha Warrior 350 ATV. It covers draining oil, removing the clutch cover, disassembling the clutch basket and plates, installing new components, and reassembling the cover. Specific torque specifications for various bolts and nuts are provided, along with tips for dealing with seized bolts and proper gasket preparation. The guide also touches on clutch lever adjustment for engagement feel.

This video showcases a Yamaha Warrior 350 ATV navigating a snowy landscape. The description includes affiliate links to various maintenance and replacement parts for the ATV, such as carburetor, battery, fuel filter, oil filter, fuel line, chain lube, Yamalube oil, clutch kit, and rear brake pads. While the video is adventure-oriented, the extensive list of mechanical parts suggests an interest in vehicle maintenance and repair.

This video focuses on maintenance and parts for a Yamaha Warrior 350. The description lists various components such as the carburetor, battery, fuel filter, air filter, oil filter, fuel line, chain lube, Yamalube oil, clutch kit, rear brake pads, and top-end gasket kit. These are all common replacement and maintenance items for this type of off-road vehicle.

This video showcases a "barn find" Yamaha Warrior 350, highlighting its potential as a trail bike. The description lists various replacement parts and maintenance items such as a carburetor, battery, fuel filter, air filter, oil filter, fuel line, chain lube, Yamalube oil, clutch kit, and rear brake pads, indicating a restoration or refurbishment process. While the title suggests a focus on the motorcycle, the presence of aftermarket parts links it to the enthusiast community involved in vehicle maintenance and upgrades.