How do you tighten a chain on a 2001 Yamaha Warrior?

Answer 1

Don't know if this helps, but this is how you tighten a 750 years 90 - 96 Loosen the bearing holder pinch bolt, (hexagonal bolt on swing arm behind the chain on rear wheel.) Adjust the drive chain slack by turning the bearing holder using the pin spanner (a bit like a C peg spanner) and handle (included in the tool kit) the slack should be between 15-25mm Tighten the bearing holder pinch bolt. torque to 55Nm This is taken from the Honda service manual 90-96 VFR750F and worked on my FS (95)

Answer 2

put the bike up on the centerstand. loosen the large pinch bolt on the swingarm near the rear sprocket. locate the adjuster 'wheel' slightly smaller than and just to the inside of the sprocket that you need a spanner wrench for. the spanner tool comes with the vfr toolkit... if you don't have the toolkit that came w/ the bike it might be a bit harder to adjust. place the spanner tool on the adjuster wheel and crank clockwise to tighten the chain. retighten the pinch bolt after the correct chain tension is established. I'm not sure what the torque specs are for the pinch bolt but it's a large bolt so tightening it a bit over isn't the worst thing in the world. hope this helps.

Answer 3

loosen the axle nut then adjust the chain adjustment bolts located on each side of the swingarm. Make sure you measure or count the threads to make sure they are even. Make sure the wheel isn't at an angle and tighten up the axle when you got to the right chain tightness

Answer 4

Secondary? Slide wheel back Make sure equally on each side Primary? Replace no adjustment that I know of

Answer 5

Owners manual, or go to related link below