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No fuse box. One fuse on the battery (+) wire.

No fuse box. One fuse on the battery (+) wire.

It does not have a steering dampener. The preload is not adjustable.

It does not have a steering dampener. The preload is not adjustable.

Spokes are not universal. They are year, make and model specific, for every wheel. Depending on which spokes are missing, the entire wheel may have to be dis-assembled. "Outside" spokes go right on, no problem. "Inside" spokes, the wheel has to be taken apart to install them.

Spokes are not universal. They are year, make and model specific, for every wheel. Depending on which spokes are missing, the entire wheel may have to be dis-assembled. "Outside" spokes go right on, no problem. "Inside" spokes, the wheel has to be taken apart to install them.

Spokes are not universal. They are year, make and model specific, for every wheel. Depending on which spokes are missing, the entire wheel may have to be dis-assembled. "Outside" spokes go right on, no problem. "Inside" spokes, the wheel has to be taken apart to install them.

Not sure what part is in question. http://www.powersportspro.com/pages/parts/viewbybrand/2/Yamaha.aspx Check that site to see if the parts are sold separately. If not - now you know what to buy.

The easiest way to remove them is with an air impact gun. Ride your bike to a shop and ask if someone will remove them for you (takes about 30 seconds). If you buy something at the parts counter, ask the counter person if someone can do it for free (since you bought something there they might...

Leaking water pump oil seal is the most likely cause. Coolant from a leaking head gasket cannot get into the crankcase.

Leaking water pump oil seal is the most likely cause. Coolant from a leaking head gasket cannot get into the crankcase.

The only comparison between Harleys and crotch rockets is they both have 2 wheels and are motorcycles. They are 2 totally different machines which offer a different riding experience. Someone here mentioned it's like comparing a formula one race car to a 1960's muscle car.

Either the float height is wrong, needle & seat require replacing or crud from the gas tank is holding the needle open. Look in the gas tank. Any foreign debris or rust - drain the tank, clean it, add fresh gas and install an in-line fuel filter. Check the carburetor. So you don't have to...

Always give year, make, engine size and model # when asking questions. We need all of that info to give an informed answer. Sometimes the year can make a difference. A Warrior can either be a motorcycle or ATV Motorcycle http://www.motoverse.com/vinDecoding.asp The VIN # on the quad is on the...

"What's yer problin robin?" "Stop acting like a 3rd grader and grow up."

Squeeze the clutch lever, pull the reverse handle, press the shift lever down, let out the clutch lever.

Squeeze the clutch lever, pull the reverse handle, press the shift lever down, let out the clutch lever.

The ignition timing is preset and not adjustable. Cam timing - Piston at TDC Camshaft sprocket - dowel pin at 12:00 position.

What do you mean by "( did not remove off the lines so I didn't lose sync)" Did you remove the carburetors from the bike to clean them? If not, you should.

The choke knob is also used as the idle adjustment screw - turn it.