Just bought a 2000 Grizz 600 and the caliper is squeaking but after watching this I think I’ll change the brake pads too since they are weak. Easy to follow, your a good teacher! Thank you!!
Thanks for the very helpful video. Bought a used griz and am a bit new to it. Got the brakes done with confidence. Watching the vid made it very easy. I will be doing the bearings this winter so I've already watched that one. Any other maintenance vids you put on for griz I will watch. Helps to know exactly what tools a guy needs before starting. Thanx again.
great instructions, I have a 2006 Yamaha 660 grizzly and am wondering if you are going to do more on that machine, I am interested in gravity flushing front and rear brakes/rebuilding front & rear master cylinders and anything else that pertains to that model machine
Do those allen bolts that go through the pads need any brake lube? Mine were a bit corroded and sticky. Also the pad hooks over another rod on one end and that looked a bit sticky too.
I just did my rear brakes on a 2005 kodiak but I did it from the side not the back..why would u do them from the back?..I tried..lol..made no sence too me
Front drive shaft splines. The splined shaft is short and the splines tend to wear out. I had a rear axle pop out, they are only held in by a spring pin. You can pull it all apart and bolt the two inner axles together.
When you pop out the rear brake pin and can't find it on the floor or in the belly pan, look in the plastic air tube. That there is experience talking....
Just bought a 2000 Grizz 600 and the caliper is squeaking but after watching this I think I’ll change the brake pads too since they are weak. Easy to follow, your a good teacher! Thank you!!
Thanks for the very helpful video. Bought a used griz and am a bit new to it. Got the brakes done with confidence. Watching the vid made it very easy. I will be doing the bearings this winter so I've already watched that one. Any other maintenance vids you put on for griz I will watch. Helps to know exactly what tools a guy needs before starting. Thanx again.
Great Video. I watched it and changed my brakes front and back on my 06 yamaha grizzly. Thanks
Thanks, just did mine today after watching your video.
Compressing piston was a big help.
Excellent video. Thanks for the effort
Very helpful thanks, young man.
great instructions, I have a 2006 Yamaha 660 grizzly and am wondering if you are going to do more on that machine, I am interested in gravity flushing front and rear brakes/rebuilding front & rear master cylinders and anything else that pertains to that model machine
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Do those allen bolts that go through the pads need any brake lube? Mine were a bit corroded and sticky. Also the pad hooks over another rod on one end and that looked a bit sticky too.
eclipser2004 I always lube caliber pins, make sure to silicone brake lube though!
The hex bolts are seized. Any tips?
I just did my rear brakes on a 2005 kodiak but I did it from the side not the back..why would u do them from the back?..I tried..lol..made no sence too me
Hi I got 2001 yamaha grizzly 600 4x4 its the brake same to this one?
Thenks!!!!
Thank you
I'm looking at a 2006 grizzly this weekend. Can you tell me what I should look for ands the weak spots to look at for. Thanks
Front drive shaft splines. The splined shaft is short and the splines tend to wear out.
I had a rear axle pop out, they are only held in by a spring pin.
You can pull it all apart and bolt the two inner axles together.
good job
your welcome
my welcome?
Thanks
How did you compress the rear caliper pistons?
Just stick a pry bar in there.
When you pop out the rear brake pin and can't find it on the floor or in the belly pan, look in the plastic air tube.
That there is experience talking....
You should really wire wheel the retainer pins and also re grease the slider pins
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good job