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Check the ohm reading with the RED & Red-White wires if it is a 84-86 it will have 10 ohm's if it is a 87 up it will have 50 ohms. Hope this helps you out..

I just wanted to wish everyone here a very Merry Christmas. God Bless you all... Jeff F.

I would love to see them. Always looking for more info.. Thanks

Mark if you have an 84 then I would use it , it is a far better pump then the 83 and prier. Just replace the bearing and seals and you should be good to go. All you have to do is take the remaining bolts out of the pump where it bolts to the outer stator housing to spit the cases. The shaft can be t...

They look like original 81 shafts. They were built that way. Put in a 84 up as they are way better pumps..

Looks like a 108c on the primary, originally came with a 102c the 108 is a replacement clutch. Great find non the less..

You shouldn't have any problem finding wheels for it they are pretty much the same as other Yamaha's..

Sorry I don't have one from a 87.. But I did find a 85 Thanks Tho

Looking for the black and white tunnel sticker for the manufacture certification . Does anyone have this? Please let me know.. Thanks

Yamaha Part # is 93211-44445-00 I have reused them as long as they are in good condition you should be OK. If you can find the right diameter seal in a roll you could always fit it in the groove with the ends at the top and put a drop of silicone on the ends. It is always best to find the original o...

A friend of mine bought one back in the late eighty's for his El Tigre 5000, it seemed to work OK but that was for a 62 HP free air I don't know if it is strong enough for 80 some hp engine. If I remember correctly I think they may have made two of them one for lower HP engines and one for Higher HP...

I am looking for a 85 gear case housing with the engine number stamped in, the # is 80N-001108. If anyone has it and wants to sell it please let me know. Thanks..

Donnie you cover the 1/2" gap with mat & resin with the 2" piece inside & out so they can stick to each other, then when they dry you put the 4" piece over the 2" piece and you have a encapsulated joint, you can even go with a 6" piece if need be and it isn't to thick.

Donnie what I have done is grind it back about 3" on each side of the crack on the inside and also on the outside, at the same time opening up the crack to about a 1/2" wide. When that is done I use about 2" of fiberglass mat and resin after that dries I do the same on the inside, the...

Use the 207888, it should get you in the ball park..