Re shim

On the back side of your secondary there are 3 small bolts (8MM wrench). Remove them and take the washer off of it. It should be right then. Maxdlx
 
better yet, get rid of the screws and shims altogether, and get a adjustable secondary belt deflection device. this allows you to adjust belt deflection to get rid of squeel and add to belt performance as the belt wears. also locks secodary in place v.s floating. ski
 
where can i get a belt deflection system

right now i would like to re shim it but i would like to get one of them in the future... where can i get one

But right now i already bought the screws so i might as well use them this time ut im not sure if i have everything i need to do the job. and i dont have a clue how to do it.

local yamaha dealer saidthey would do it for 95 dollars.. thats crazy i can do it myself for under20 i think.

anyway all the help posible would be great
thanx skidoo boy and

maxdlx what do i do when itake the 3 bolts off do i just replace them with the tree new one i have and thats it?
 
Harry
There's nothing to buy. Just take out those 3 bolts remove the washers that are on each bolt and put back in. The extra depth that the bolts will now reach hold open the secondary enough to allow the belt to drop into the secondary and stop the squealing.
 
Not sure how old those bolts are, it is POSSIBLE that they are worn down enough that they won't make enough contact with the shieve to separate it enough (they do wear out over time from the secondary closing against them. Most likely though, just do as everyone else says and remove a washer from each of the three bolts in order to drop the belt down into the secondary more.
 
http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/parts/home.aspx

look at the link and you will see bolt number 11.
These are small botls behind the secondary on the motor side.
These three bolts have a washer or maybe 2 on them.
Pull one bolt out at a time remove a washer and re-install the bolt.
Do this for all 3 bolts and remove only 1 washer from each to start.
This will allow the secondary to open a little more dropping the belt lower.
This should cure your sqweeling belt.
Let us know how this works out.
 
There must be a misunderstanding i want to put on a new belt but when i do i get squealing noise from the secondary.

What im wondering is if im putting on a new belt shouldnt i not remove anything

what i have is a brand new belt and 3 new bolts is this everything i need to do the job

sorry guys to be a pain but something dont seem right maybe im wrong.
you guys never failed me before this site is the best
 
you have everything you need. If the new belt sqweels the three bolts is the adjustment for this. If the three bolts you have are the three in the back of the secondary replace them. If you do not have washers with them see how many are currently installed. As I said in my other reply if you only have one per bolt, remove the washer totally and just put in your new bolt.
I hope things clears things up.
 
To remove the secondary, just take out the bolt holding it on (14mm) then the clutch will just slide off. There will be some spacers on there just remember what order things came off. Flip the clutch over and you will see the 3 bolts with shims(washers).
 
Alright:

1st does it mater if the secondary spring is wound up as far as it could go.

anyway this is what i did removed the secondary, removed all the old bolts(3) Left the shims(washers) and replaced the 3 bolts with new ones.

The result i got with the new belt installed is the same. the belt is still below the edge of the sheave

then i tried it with new belt, new bolts NO shims
and still not 1.5mm above the edge of the secondary it was still below same i think

So now i have the OLD belt, new bolts and shims and still below the secondary

I just want to get a belt new or old i dont care to the proper measure above the secondary sheave
 
Alright:

1st does it mater if the secondary spring is wound up as far as it could go.

anyway this is what i did removed the secondary, removed all the old bolts(3) Left the shims(washers) and replaced the 3 bolts with new ones.

The result i got with the new belt installed is the same. the belt is still below the edge of the sheave

then i tried it with new belt, new bolts NO shims
and still not 1.5mm above the edge of the secondary it was still below same i think

So now i have the OLD belt, new bolts and shims and still below the secondary

I just want to get a belt new or old i dont care to the proper measure above the secondary sheave
 
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