Looks like it might be a YT125. or 175
Parts Diagram here:
http://www.yamahasportsplaza.com/pages/parts/home.aspx
Cable on right side of crankcase is for the oil pump. If it's cut, the
previous owner might have been running pre-mix(oil and gas) of the pump or
cable broke
Plugged hose is probably an overflow hose
Wire was probably for the choke
RPG
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> Michael in Bedford, VA
>2: There is a cable on the right side just above the brake peddle
>(circled in the pic). It has been cut, and I have no idea what it
>is. I am guessing maybe clutch? Haven't got far enough on the
>project to figure it out.
Look on the side of the cylinder to find out how big the engine is. It will
probably say "123" or
"174" if it's a 125 or a 175.
These pictures are from www.bikebandit.com
Click on OEM parts > Yamaha > 1983 > YT175 and then go down the list of
schematics
The throttle cable split into two parts, one part controlled the carb and the
other part controlled the oil pump stroke.
Cables
http://www.bikebandit.com/partsbandit/showschematic.asp?dept_id=653633
>3: There is a plugged up hose on the right side of the carb (circled
>in the pic). Any idea where it is supposed to go?
Could be just a float bowl vent. But if you pull the bolt out and the carb
starts sucking air, you know that it's a vacuum hose that went somewhere to
operate something. Like, some fuel petcocks use vacuum to open a valve and
let gasoline flow to the carb.
Carburetor
http://www.bikebandit.com/partsbandit/showschematic.asp?dept_id=653644
>4: There is a wire on the left side of the carb (circled in the
>pic). I am guessing choke based on my very minute knowledge of carbs.
The "choke" cable has been cut off. The carb doesn't have a reall choke plate,
there is a
starter piston in the side of the carb and when the "choke" knob is pulled
the little piston allows air to bypass the throttle slide and the carb sucks
gas right out of the float bowl.
kd4hvz@gmail.com - 15 Jul 2007 18:29 GMT
RPG & Albrecht,
Thank you so much for the info. I just got back from camping with my
son so I am going to try to work on it some tonight. I am going to
study the diagrams and see what I need to order to get this back
together.
Thank you again. I greatly appreciate the time you took to help me!
-Michael in Bedford, VA