How do you get the f****** cover back on? It can't be as hard as I am making it. Where do you hold the reverse pivot shaft? Help I am struggling!
Nytro chaincase install w/reverse
- Thread starter WOOD2
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It's a b itch... just take your time. first time i did it it took my like 45 min to get it right.
It's pretty well the same as all Yami's with reverse. When you are putting the cover on you can peek down from the top at first and see when the reverse lever cogs are lined up with the slot in the reverse gear. You then pretty well have to push on the cover and drop the lever at the same time. They are all a PITA but once you've done it a few times its not too bad. You should try it with a sled with a D&R if you want frustration .LOL
M5
M5
I had to study HOW it works and how things react with others before I could understand where the cogs are supposed to go. If you hold the arm too high, the cover won't go on, hold it too low, and it won't engage the cogs...therefore, I started too high, and by trial and error (kept lowering the arm for each successive attempt) found where the arm position needed to be in for the reverse cogs to "find their home". It IS a pain in the a$$, but once you get it it's not that bad. A good test: when you get the cover on and you wanna "test" to see if the lever made it in the right position, moving the arm toward the engagement position for the reverse will pull the cover INTO the motor, if the cover wants to push OUT, then you don't have the cogs behind the gear slot you have the cogs in front of the gear.....I think that helped me....
ashbrook...i hope you're reading this. 
jeff
jeff
If after a few attempts you don't get it go grab a beer (or soda) and relax for a few. You will get it, it is just a bit tricky, frustration only makes it harder to get the little nubs in the slot while sliding the cover on.
this thread makes me thankful I got the non reverse model.
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...you'll know you've it right when it takes zero effort to slide it in, don't force it. Butta is bang on that it is easy to have it too high or too low. Line it up first while they are far apart enough that you can still see inside then just keep that level on the arm while sliding it on, jiggle the arm ever so slightly when you get close and...snick, in it goes.
Got it finally. Thought I was missing something but all of your suggestions are spot on and proof I am not totally insane.
wheres ER for 4 strokes eh?
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