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Matt Behnke

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Hi,

  So the threaded portion of the output shaft where the sprocket nut goes stripped while riding, and no more threads are left. I tried rethreading, but was not successful. So now my only option is to replace the shaft. I can't find any videos on YouTube on how to replace this shaft. All I find are videos on engine tear downs. The thing I am not sure of is if I need to take apart everything I see in these engine tear down videos. I read the service manual, but it doesn't tell you how to remove the output shaft from a put together engine. It tells you how to remove it from the gesrcase, which then I don't know what exactly I have to remove to get to that. So can someone tell me exactly what will need to be removed to allow myself access to removing the output shaft? Thanks 

 

by by the way my atv is a 2001 Yamaha warrior 350

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