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I read a couple different opinions on here about changing out the rear carrier bearings. One post had some pretty specific torque requirements for the rear axle nuts, another person said use a pipe wrench. So what's the best way to go? Do I need to invest in a 46mm crowfoot? I don't mind...

So looks like an 04...

Thanks. I'll check that out this weekend before I tear the rear end apart. :tup: No sweat man, you got me curious but aside from that, the hell with the year. It's a **** ton of fun either way. I just thought the (insert year here) looked funny. :loco:

Good point... You got a quick fix for the lazy? :haha:

So I have to replace front wheel/rear carrier bearings on my (insert whatever year here) Raptor. Got just a slight bit of play in the rear axle, and a clicking noise when I stand on the pegs and rock side to side. Gonna change them out and add a zerk to the carrier this weekend. After I...

I forgot to check last night. Well, really it was cold and I'm lazy but.... I'll try and look at it tonight and update.

^that^ :atv:

I'll check that tonight, thanks for the tip. Yeah, I would love for someone else to chime in here, because I'm sure the title shows it as an 04 Raptor, and the yamaha site has an owners manual for it... But, whatever the year, I'm enjoyin the hell out of it!

Thanks! But ummm.... :???: Not according to the title sitting on my desk at home...

Got my first ATV about two weeks ago. Traded off my other toy (89 Bronco 351/C6) for an 04 Raptor 350 so I could go ride with my boys after Christmas. Already learnin lots on here, thanks for all the helpful info. Thanks for havin me!