Grizzly 660 Parts Manual

The Grizzly 660 Parts Manual provides comprehensive information on components, part numbers, assembly diagrams, and maintenance specifications for the Yamaha Grizzly 660 ATV. This manual is essential for owners, technicians, and service personnel for identification, ordering, and replacement of genuine Yamaha parts. Below are key sections covering parts identification, diagrams, ordering information, maintenance schedules, and troubleshooting.

1. Parts Identification Guide 2. Engine Components 3. Chassis & Suspension 4. Electrical System 5. Drive System 6. Fuel & Exhaust 7. Body & Accessories 8. Maintenance Parts 9. Ordering Information 10. Safety Precautions 11. Troubleshooting

Parts Identification Guide

Key components: Engine assembly, chassis frame, suspension system, electrical harness, drive train components.

Component GroupDescription
Engine AssemblyComplete engine block with internal components
Chassis FrameMain structural frame including subframes
Suspension SystemFront and rear shocks, A-arms, swingarm
Electrical HarnessMain wiring harness with connectors
Drive TrainCVT components, drive shaft, differential
Fuel SystemTank, pump, injectors, lines
Exhaust SystemHeader, muffler, heat shields
Braking SystemCalipers, rotors, master cylinders
Body PanelsFenders, seat, storage compartments
ControlsHandlebar controls, cables, levers

Engine Components

Detailed breakdown of engine parts and assemblies.

  1. Cylinder Head Assembly: Includes valves, springs, camshaft.
  2. Crankcase & Crankshaft: Main engine case with bearings.
  3. Piston & Connecting Rod: Piston rings, wrist pin, rod.
  4. Timing System: Cam chain, tensioner, sprockets.
  5. Lubrication System: Oil pump, filter, cooler lines.

WARNING! Engine components are precision parts; handle with care to avoid damage. Use proper tools for disassembly.

Chassis & Suspension

Frame and suspension component identification.

  1. Main Frame: Steel construction with mounting points.
  2. Front Suspension: Double A-arms, shocks, tie rods.
  3. Rear Suspension: Swingarm, monoshock, linkage.
  4. Steering Components: Stem, bearings, handlebar clamp.
  5. Wheels & Hubs: Aluminum wheels, hub assemblies.

CAUTION! Inspect suspension components regularly for wear or damage. Replace worn parts immediately.

Electrical System

Drive System

CVT transmission and final drive components.

Primary Drive: CVT belt, driven/pulley assemblies, weights.

Final Drive: Drive shaft, U-joints, differential assembly.

Axles: Front and rear axle assemblies with CV joints.

Bearings & Seals: Wheel bearings, differential seals.

Maintenance: Regular belt inspection, lubrication of U-joints.

Fuel & Exhaust

Fuel delivery and exhaust system parts.

  1. Fuel Tank: Plastic reservoir with cap and vent.
  2. Fuel Pump: Electric in-tank type.
  3. Injectors: Electronic fuel injection system.
  4. Throttle Body: With TPS and idle control.
  5. Exhaust Header: Stainless steel construction.
  6. Muffler: Spark arrestor equipped.

Tip: Always use genuine Yamaha fuel system components for proper performance.

Body & Accessories

Plastic body panels and optional accessories.

  1. Front Fenders: Molded plastic with mounting hardware.
  2. Rear Fenders: Integrated with taillight assembly.
  3. Seat: Vinyl cover with foam padding.
  4. Storage Box: Under-seat compartment.
  5. Winch Mount: Front receiver for accessory winch.
  6. Rack Systems: Front and rear cargo racks.
  7. Light Guards: Protective grilles for headlights.
  8. Skid Plates: Underbody protection.

WARNING! Ensure all body fasteners are properly tightened to prevent vibration damage.

Maintenance Parts

Common replacement parts for routine maintenance.

Filters: Oil filter, air filter element, fuel filter.

Fluids: Engine oil, differential oil, brake fluid.

Brake Pads: Front and rear friction material.

Drive Belt: CVT replacement belt.

Spark Plug: Standard and iridium options.

Ordering Information

How to order genuine Yamaha parts.

  1. Use the part number from diagrams in this manual.
  2. Contact authorized Yamaha dealer with VIN.
  3. Verify compatibility with model year (2002-2007).
  4. Check availability of superseded parts.

CAUTION! Using non-genuine parts may void warranty and affect performance.

Safety Precautions

Always disconnect battery before electrical work. Use jack stands when working underneath. Wear safety glasses. Follow torque specifications. Dispose of fluids properly.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Engine won't startFuel, spark, compressionCheck fuel delivery, spark plug, compression test.
Poor performanceClogged filter, worn beltReplace air filter, inspect CVT belt.
Electrical issuesBattery, connectionsTest battery voltage, check ground connections.
Noise from drivetrainWorn U-joints, bearingsInspect U-joints, replace worn bearings.
Oil leakageSeals, gasketsReplace crank seals, valve cover gasket.

Service Intervals: Refer to maintenance schedule for part replacement timing.

Support: Contact Yamaha dealer or visit Yamaha-Motor.com

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