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spiritfree
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Queensland


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Posted - 05 Nov 2006 :  08:00:04 AM  Show Profile Send spiritfree a Private Message  

 
Hi, Has any one got any idea how i can get my rotor off the Alternator. I've used a three legged puller but it wont move.
Thanks.
 

 
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mboddy
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Australian Capital Territory


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Posted - 05 Nov 2006 :  9:14:04 PM  Show Profile Send mboddy a Private Message  

 
You have to use the Yamaha special tool or a cheap copy.
Your Yamaha shop will sell you one.
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matcho mick
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New South Wales


570 Posts

Posted - 05 Nov 2006 :  11:23:42 PM  Show Profile  Visit matcho mick's Homepage Send matcho mick a Private Message  

 
aaaaagggghhh,3 legged puller,nice way to destroy a external flywheel!!,(or any rotor),bad move dude!,hope it hasn't dislodged the magnets,or deformed the flywheel,like mboddy suggest ,the proper tools the go,it's a common enough yamaha tool,good luck,(check for damage when it's off too)
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spiritfree
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Queensland


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Posted - 06 Feb 2007 :  8:17:59 PM  Show Profile Send spiritfree a Private Message  

 
It finaly came off with a rattle gun.
 

 
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