Moturo flywheel puller for Yamaha Blaster Banshee 350

Moturo Flywheel Puller for Yamaha YFZ 350 Banshee 00-12

The Moturo flywheel puller for the alternator of your Yamaha Banshee YFZ 350 (MY 00-12) — an essential tool for flywheel removal and work on the crankshaft or bearings. Original thread size, ready for use.

The flywheel puller removes the flywheel centrically from the crankshaft taper without any impact or damage to the shaft. It uses the original thread size of your Banshee and works in a controlled manner via the spindle. A prerequisite for clean work on the alternator as well as for replacing the crankshaft and bearings on the Yamaha YFZ 350 Banshee (model years 2000 to 2012, all versions).

Application in about half an hour using a hex key set or standard wrench, as well as a torque wrench for re-installing the flywheel.

Flywheel puller for the Banshee quad, made by Moturo.

Performance · Material · Facts

• Engages with the original thread size of the Banshee flywheel
• Centric spindle force, no hammer blows to the crankshaft
• Suitable for alternator work, crankshaft and bearing replacement
• Fits Yamaha YFZ 350 Banshee in all versions R/S/T/Z (model years 2000 to 2012)

Important notes – please read

Workshop tool for engine service work, not a vehicle component. No ABE or registration required. Does not fit the Yamaha YFZ 450 or other models with different flywheel threads.

Tools & Time required

• Hex key set in common sizes for the flywheel bolt
• Socket wrench or open-end wrench for the spindle nut
• Torque wrench for re-installing the flywheel
• About half an hour for an experienced mechanic

Scope of delivery

1 × flywheel puller (spindle and outer body, ready for assembly). Not included: additional tools, flywheel bolt, new crankshaft bearings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the puller also fit the Yamaha YFZ 450?
No, different flywheel thread.

Do I need special tools for the spindle?
No, a common socket wrench or open-end wrench is sufficient for the spindle nut.

Can I remove the flywheel without a puller?
No. Hammering or prying will damage the taper, shaft, or bearings.