Where to get a sprocket washer?

Blackjack31
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The washer that goes behind your front sprocket that you bend over, where can you get one?
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kpersonius264
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2/1/2019 2:58pm
Any dealership you go to will probably have to order it anyways so I would just go online to the oem section and order it yourself there.
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captmoto
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2/1/2019 3:11pm
This ought to go to the dumbgeon.
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mxb2
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2/1/2019 3:50pm
captmoto wrote:
This ought to go to the dumbgeon.
Lol
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Wait... I was actually trying to be helpful. Was this a joke about torquing your sprocket bolts?

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2/1/2019 5:27pm
Wait... I was actually trying to be helpful. Was this a joke about torquing your sprocket bolts?
The OP cant possibly be too dumb to not know what is inside a hardware store...
Blackjack31
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Wait... I was actually trying to be helpful. Was this a joke about torquing your sprocket bolts?
No it was serious lol. I can’t fine it anywhere through OEM pages! I’ve looked. I don’t know what the dang thing is called. A Bendy washer? lol.
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Wait... I was actually trying to be helpful. Was this a joke about torquing your sprocket bolts?
No it was serious lol. I can’t fine it anywhere through OEM pages! I’ve looked. I don’t know what the dang thing is called. A Bendy...
No it was serious lol. I can’t fine it anywhere through OEM pages! I’ve looked. I don’t know what the dang thing is called. A Bendy washer? lol.
I’ll help look. What year make and model?
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2/1/2019 7:04pm
Also, while I have y’all guys here. What causes a ridiculous amount of carbon build up? Or oil to be all over everything. I have a yz 250f with around 75 hours on motor total and 24 on top end. Went into the top end tonight to rebuild it and there is like black oil slung everywhere. Covered all my cylinder ports, inside of cylinder (obviously), under my piston, everywhere inside. I did the other top end around 25 hours and it was nothing like this. Use only stock pistons and rings. Have a
omalley
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2/1/2019 7:42pm
I know where you can find a gear washer...LaughingLaughingLaughing
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dkurtd
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2/1/2019 8:34pm
Yamaha name/part number: WASHER, LOCK 90215-20003-00
Blackjack31
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2/1/2019 10:34pm
Wait... I was actually trying to be helpful. Was this a joke about torquing your sprocket bolts?
No it was serious lol. I can’t fine it anywhere through OEM pages! I’ve looked. I don’t know what the dang thing is called. A Bendy...
No it was serious lol. I can’t fine it anywhere through OEM pages! I’ve looked. I don’t know what the dang thing is called. A Bendy washer? lol.
I’ll help look. What year make and model?
2013 yz 250. I looked on RM and Motorsport but idk what to look under
Blackjack31
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2/1/2019 10:40pm
dkurtd wrote:
Yamaha name/part number: WASHER, LOCK 90215-20003-00
I didn’t read up and I just found. I looked under transmission but I was looking for a sprocket and that thing is like a 3 toothed sprocket. They messed me up.
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