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Umm.... This doesn't fit my 2000 KDX 200.


http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/vehic ... tDetail.do

The manual states the correct size... your link don't work.

does this work?

http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/produ ... lyId=17329

I have a puller but it has been so long that I forget what the size is... will it not thread in?

I have the tusk one on my 220. Works great!

Pretty sure it is reverse threaded!

It doesn't come close to threading on.

The puller diameter is way bigger.


I'll take pictures tonight.


Can someone post a part number for one they've used?

Just go on rmatv and sort by make and model. That's how I got mine

The flywheel is left hand thread where the puller screws into the flywheel. I just had mine off the other day. The one that I have said that it would fit just about everything.

27mm x 1mm LH

rbates9 wrote:The flywheel is left hand thread where the puller screws into the flywheel. I just had mine off the other day. The one that I have said that it would fit just about everything.

Hmm... my flywheel doesn't have any threads. It's just pressed on the crank with a key and nut.

Maybe I missed something in the manual.....

Well,... All of you were right. The LH threads were filled with rust so I couldn't tell there were actually threads there!


Got it all off and attempted to clean it up. Think it'll work?


http://www.phospher.com/index.php/2000_ ... 0:32pm_PST

I would put some paint on that flywheel or it will end up a rust ball even worse than it was before.

Careful with paint, it can ONLY go on the outside. I think I would skip the paint and just make sure you used a new gasket and/or a good sealant to minimize water getting in there again. And every few rides is a smart habit to always check bike for loose bolts. I am in the habit of every oil change I go around and check every bolt; fenders, seat, tank, engine, etc. Sort of a "pre-race" check even though I don't race LOL.

skythrasher wrote:I would put some paint on that flywheel or it will end up a rust ball even worse than it was before.

I'm planning on using the same paint I used on the case, cylinder and head. It's silver high-temp engine enamel.


good?

Coop wrote:Careful with paint, it can ONLY go on the outside. I think I would skip the paint and just make sure you used a new gasket and/or a good sealant to minimize water getting in there again. And every few rides is a smart habit to always check bike for loose bolts. I am in the habit of every oil change I go around and check every bolt; fenders, seat, tank, engine, etc. Sort of a "pre-race" check even though I don't race LOL.

I was planning on painting the outside and inside but mask off the magnetic surface and center sleeve.

Bad idea?

I wouldn't paint anything inside....

I don't see why it would hurt to paint the inside. What reasons are there? I don't even think it would hurt the magnets. Probably wouldn't stick very well. Would be hard to get it clean enough for the paint to stick well without using a solvent or something that could damage the adhesive on the magnets. Do tell why no paint. It had a zinc type coating on it from the factory. And you can't seal it enough to not draw moisture.

skythrasher wrote:I don't see why it would hurt to paint the inside. What reasons are there? I don't even think it would hurt the magnets. Probably wouldn't stick very well. Would be hard to get it clean enough for the paint to stick well without using a solvent or something that could damage the adhesive on the magnets. Do tell why no paint. It had a zinc type coating on it from the factory. And you can't seal it enough to not draw moisture.

The cleaning part is quite difficult. As is obvious in the photos, I used a 2HP bench grinder on the wirewheel side to strip the rust off.

Tonight, I'm planning on using a small wire brush to clean the inside as well as I can. If I can do it without getting it on the magnets, I'm going to use this:


http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/e ... 4L4CH8KYbl

This stuff works magic but is very aggressive.

WHY? Why introduce foreign materials in something that doesn't require it?

Less is more....