TJ500
Member
thought I'd enjoy the nice weather today and service the skids on my sleds outdoors... changed a bearing for an extreme rear (large idler) but the circlip slipped off the pliers and went straight to the moon.. Anyone know a Yamaha part number? Can't find it.. 2002 MM (Proaction).. tj
OnDaTrail
New member
I think that Yamaha only lists the entire wheel/bearing assembly so you won't find a part number for the clip. They don't even list the bearing separately. By the way, we call them juicy clips....juicy where that went?
take the wheel to your auto parts . or hardware store to get on that fits
It is a simple internal snap ring. Yamaha obviously does not make these, but simply packages these standard hardware parts. Just visit the hardware store of your choice. I have the size logged at home, but don't know it off the top of my head.
TJ500
Member
thanks... I still have the skid out, I'll just grab one from another wheel to match up... tj..
meat12
New member
OnDaTrail said:
Thats Funny! We call them Jesus Clips.... Bing...Jesus where the heck did that thing go?
TJ500
Member
I swept a 40 foot perimeter with a sweep magnet, but, no luck... it's laying in the grass looking up at me somewhere... stopped at a dealer on the way home, she came out with a clip in a Yamaha package.. part number is 99009-42500... looks like the one that launched?... she couldn't explain why it's not on the fiche?? thanks tj...
Last edited:
Some expensive packaging I bet.
What did you give for it?
What did you give for it?
TJ500
Member
Ding said:
in a Yamaha package with their own authentic part number was $1.33 CAD... I couldn't believe it??? But then again, I couldn't believe the $24.95 per slider for my MM... They just keep going up... She claimed they are the "High Performance Hifax"... I burn them up just like I do the cheap ones...
thanks all..
tj..
note: I updated part number above as she gave me the wrong clip the first time)...
Last edited: