Yamaha Timberwolf, Bruin, Bear Tracker, 350ER, Big Bear Repair Manual 1987-2009

The Yamaha Timberwolf, Bruin, Bear Tracker, 350ER, Big Bear Repair Manual 1987-2009, covers the following ATVs:

• Yamaha YFB250 Timberwolf, 1992-2000
• Yamaha YFM250 Bear Tracker, 1999-2004
• Yamaha YFM250 Bruin 250, 2005-2006
• Yamaha YFM250 Big Bear 250, 2007-2009
• Yamaha YFM350ER, 1987-1995
• Yamaha YFM350FW Big Bear, 1987-1997
• Yamaha YFM350U Big Bear 2X4, 1996-1999
• Yamaha YFM350FWB Big Bear 4X4, 1997-1999
• Yamaha YFM400/YFM40 Big Bear 400 (2WD and 4WD), 2000-2009

Book Excerpt: 1987-2009 Yamaha Timberwolf, Bruin, Bear Tracker, 350ER, Big Bear Repair Manual GENERAL INFORMATION

The front suspension consists of a single lower control arm on each side of the vehicle, connected to the frame by a strut type shock absorber with a concentric coil spring. The rear suspension on all except 2007 and later 400 models consists of a single shock absorber/coil spring assembly and a steel springarm. Rear final drive is by a shaft, which passes through an integral tube on the swingarm and connects with a final drive unit, also mounted on the swingarm. The rear suspension on 2007 and later 400 models is an independent design, using an upper and lower control arm, knuckle and a shock absorber with concentric coil spring on each side of the vehicle. The upper and lower control arms are connected by a stabilizer bar. Final drive is by a shaft, which is connected by a coupling to a universal joint at the front of the final drive unit. The final drive unit is bolted to a subframe and connected to the rear wheel hubs by a pair of driveaxles. On 4WD models, the front wheels are driven by a shaft, which connects the transfer case to the front differential. Power is transmitted from the front differential to a pair of driveaxles, which in turn connect to hubs at the front wheels. The steering system consists of knuckles mounted at the outer ends of the front suspension and connected to a steering shaft by tie-rods. The steering shaft is turned by a one-piece handlebar.

HANDLEBAR | REMOVAL, INSPECTION AND INSTALLATION

The handlebar is a one-piece tube. The tube fits into a bracket, which is integral with the steering shaft. If the handlebar must be removed for access to other components, such as the steering shaft, simply unplug the electrical connectors, remove the bolts and lift the handlebar off the bracket. It isn't necessary to detach cables or wires from the handlebar, but it is a good idea to support the assembly with a piece of wire or rope, to avoid unnecessary strain on the cables.

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Subject: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Yamaha Timberwolf, Bruin, Bear Tracker, 350ER, Big Bear service, maintenance, and repair procedures. ISBN-10: 1620921138 | ISBN-13: 9781620921135 | Haynes 2126