A Yamaha Big Bear 400 may backfire due to several factors, including improper fuel-air mixture, a clogged air filter, or issues with the ignition system. If the carburetor is not adjusted correctly, it can lead to an overly rich or lean mixture, causing backfiring during deceleration or acceleration. Additionally, a faulty spark plug or exhaust leak can also contribute to this issue. Regular maintenance and tuning can help prevent backfiring.
Loose intake boot or the boot may not be on straight. Happens everytime.
The oil capacity for the Yamaha Big Bear 400 is 3.2 quarts. It is recommended you use 10w30 oil in the Big Bear.
yamalube 10w30
3.2 quarts
1999
on the left frame in front of the engine.
If one is interested in learning about the Yamaha Big Bear 400 the best place to go would be to the Yamaha website. The individual(s) could also go to their local Yamaha store in their area and the salesmen there could share a wealth of knowledge with them on this topic.
58 foot pounds
To set the idle, adjust the carburetor.
The spark plug gap for a Yamaha Big Bear 400 should be set at .024 inches. A new spark plug may be purchased at an auto parts store with the gap preset.
On the steering shaft stamped on an aluminum plate
On the steering shaft stamped on an aluminum plate