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Yeah.. I agree with you. I don't know the history on this quad. I don't really think it set out in the rain.... but I suppose it is possible. It could have been flooded... or ran through some deep water. With all of the mismatched hardware that I've found on it, nothing would surprise me. I think that one of the water cooling jackets got drilled through when somebody, previously, tried to fix a stripped out bolt or two....or three... which makes me think that it will probably need a new engine case... or at least one of the case halves. If that's the issue, it will be another video to make and more learning for me. Hopefully, once I fill it with coolant and fire it back up, I will be able to tell more. Thanks for the comment. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave some feedback!

Thanks so much for the comment... I hope to have it finished up very soon. Thank you for watching!

Thanks for the comment. Sorry for the late response. I can't say whether or not it helped any... but prior to pulling the axle... I sprayed some PB Blaster on the splines of the input shaft going into the differential and then moved the shaft around from side to side and so on in an attempt to get the pb blaster down the spline to the c-clip. I used a ball joint separator to pop one out. Though, I don't really recommend that method. I feel that I got really lucky on the other side. It came out relatively easy. I gave it 3 or 4 jerks and it popped out. Thanks for the comment and for watching!

Sorry for the delayed response. No, I have not figured it out yet. I used rtv/gasket maker when I put it all back together. I have not yet put coolant back in it. If it is still leaking after I get it all back together or I am losing coolant and it happens to show up in my oil.. I will plan to make a video on it. Being that I'm not in the know on these things.... I suspect that the water leaking from the bolt holes is not a good sign at all. This atv has been worked over before... Stripped threads and some bolt holes had previously been "fixed"(drilled and tapped) and I suspect that whoever did it drilled deeper than they should have and put a hole into a coolant channel in the block. As I said, I'm not in the know on these. That is just me speculating. Thanks for the question and for watching!

It's probably a bit late now and I apologize. My main reason for mounting how I did was to not put additional holes in the roof. If you don't mind doing that, then I would install the pivot mount on the roof as designed.. being sure to use all mounting holes and sealant to protect the mounting holes from water intrusion. Thanks for the question and for watching!

What would you like to know? Lol. I'll be making more videos on it, I just have to get over an injury first.

Thanks for watching!

Hey there! I have not changed the intake manifold boot as of yet. I have not thoroughly inspected it either. I will check it over before I actually put it all back together and call it good. I will have a video on the front axles out before to long. I ordered new ones from east lake axles.. I actually got them off of ebay. Be sure you order the right axles for your machine. If I remember correctly, the early 02 model axles are different than the later 02 model axles. If you need some help figuring out when your quad was built, let me know and I can help you out or point you in the right direction. Thanks so much for the kind words, the comment, and for watching!!!!

It is a metal of some sort. I can't say for sure what kind, though. It's still on the roof where I've put it and been through a few crazy storms with some nasty high winds. I haven't had any problems with it! Thanks for the question!

@@doinitdunlapstyle201 I am looking to mount it on my Sprinter van. Do you think it’s safe enough to drive on a highway with dishy still attached or is that a bit of a risk. Sounds like I would be able to commute around town with it though, based on your last comment. Let me know your thoughts - much appreciated, Thx.

I think it would be fine, as long as you laid the dish down to where it was almost flat against the roof of the rv. Here is a video that I made that covers my thoughts on mounting it on the roof of an rv. ua-cam.com/video/D8vMbxbSuWc/v-deo.html My short answer is that I would do it.. secure the dish from movement while in transit or simply just unplug the cable to the dish.. take it off the mount and store in camper until I was ready to use it. I would not travel with the dish in the upright position, though... that's just my personal opinion and what I would do.

Thanks. Needed to know if it was adjustable

How do the magnets on your flywheel look? Are any missing/broken? Are you sure that it has the correct flywheel? I can't offer any suggestions on where to get a new stator as I haven't looked into it. I've heard, not saying it's a fact, that the cheap ones aren't really that good. I'm not an expert(far from it).... and I'd have to look at the order of the charging system as it is on the machine, then I'd check voltages after each component. To me, it sounds as though the voltage regulator is not working properly, but as I said... I really don't know much about these things, I'm learning. Hopefully, that helps you out. I appreciate the comment! If I can help, let me know. If you get it figured out, I'd love to know what the culprit loves. Also, if I come across anything that might be of help to you, I will post a comment. Thanks for watching!

@@doinitdunlapstyle201 It was in fact the flywheel, it had the magnets coming off causing it to fray the wires from the stator grounding out basically. $700 later all fixed now.

@@swiftlyswiv that is great that you figured it out and got it fixed! Hopefully, I will be back to posting some videos soon. I've had various issues, nothing serious, and haven't been able to get back to it. I am hoping soon though.

@@doinitdunlapstyle201 my neighbor has a 400 scrambler that either the stator is bad or his cdi has no power to lights nothing no charge going to battery but can still be pull started. This is right after fixing mine lmao Polaris electrical system are trash

@@swiftlyswiv it's my understanding that they aren't that great. I guess that's why a lot of people do the stator and cdi ignition upgrade . It might be something worth looking into.

Slowly but surely. My real job has kept me busy lately. Thanks for watching!

Also, Thanks for letting me know about the battery. That was something that I hadn't even thought to verify the size on. The new one is definitely bigger in size.

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Thanks! Hopefully, someone will find it useful. Thanks for the comment and for watching!

Yeah she is..... very slowly.... lol

doinitdunlapstyle@gmail.com Thanks for the tips and kind words. Oh..and the part number. You can email me at the address above I, by no means, am any type of professional. I'm just a diy'er and I appreciate the help and suggestions. Thank you for watching!

I got mine off of ebay. If you do a search for "S-5! RibBracket Mounting Bracket" it should be the first thing that pops up on ebay. The seller is "stellavolta" It seems that the price on them have gone up, just like everything else lately. I hope this helps and thanks for watching!!!!

@@doinitdunlapstyle201 Thanks DDS! Extremely helpful!!

@@TheRealLakeSideSam You're welcome!

Thanks for the offer! I may have to take you up on that. Feel free to correct me if I've done something wrong. Mostly, I'll be shooting from the hip on this one.. granted even if I had directions, I'm still likely to mess it up.. haha.. Thanks for watching!

@@doinitdunlapstyle201 Alright, I am looking forward to it.

I honestly thought that I had replied to this comment, but anyway..... Yeah.. we've had a couple of storms that brought some high winds... up to 80mph gusts and I haven't had any issues with the mount or the dish. Thanks for the comment and also for watching!

I guess telecom people might be worried about the money they might end up losing and/or are losing. It's a shame.... I think I'd be looking at ways to work with starlink(or other sat companies) rather than trying to work against them. I suppose it's all about the $$$$.

@@doinitdunlapstyle201 The Japanese telecom companies did something really cool. They hired star link to bounce signals off of the towers to extend cellular cover in the rural areas of Japan. Not sure how it works but it seemed like everybody’s happy.

@@dewdropin2010 That's pretty cool. I haven't researched any of it. Seems like Japan may be doing something right!

Yes.. I will try to get a short video up this weekend showing that. Vim out of town until Friday. I apologize for my delayed response...busy busy with a new job. Thanks for watching and for the questions!

Here is the link to my video answering your questions. If I missed something or you want more clarification leave a comment in the video description and I'll get back to you. ua-cam.com/video/D8vMbxbSuWc/v-deo.html

I watched the reply to your questions and was interested in the 'laying flat' part. It seems like in stow mode that the angle of the dish is not controllable, so you can't fold it flat towards the roof. I guess as it's now one year later you have some experience you could share, as I'm now in the exact same situation as you were one year go :)