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Old Mar 18th, 07, 12:25 PM
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service manual for the Grizzly 700

Anyone have a link to download the service manual for the Grizzly 700?
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Old Mar 18th, 07, 12:39 PM
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I havent seen an online manual for that bike yet.If I find one I will post the link here
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Old Mar 18th, 07, 12:47 PM
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What year Grizzly 700 are you looking for? Or anything specific that you are needing to know or wondering about?

Of course you can always purchase one:
Yamaha Manual Store - Genuine Yamaha Manuals
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Old Mar 18th, 07, 12:52 PM
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Would just like to have the manual..but im trying to replace the left front outer cv boot...and i cant figure out how to get the end of the axle apart to get the new boot on...
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Not sure on the new grizz but to get the outer cup off you will need to hit the outside of the cup with a hammer.There is a keeper ring on the end of the axle that holds the cup on the splines.You will have to hit it hard enough to compress that ring so the cup will slide off the shaft.You might have to pull the axle out of the diff and put it in a vise so you can hit it without it moving.The cups are pretty strong and I have never broken one by hitting it with a hammer and I have chanegd way to many boots and axles to even think about
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Old Mar 18th, 07, 01:15 PM
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Thanks..will try that...
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Old Mar 18th, 07, 01:40 PM
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Good luck,I know some axle cups can be hard to get off.Since it is a new bike the keeper ring will still be very strong and might give you a little fight getting it off.If you do pull the whoel axle out,put the axle bar in a vise and hold the outside splines in your hand and pull while you hit the backside with a hammer.Hit it in a few diff spots so it isnt put pressure on just one side of the cup and it should come off for you.
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