Edelbrock Yamaha Rhino 660 user manual

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hose at bottom where it connects
INSTRUCTION SUPPLEMENT FOR
to hard tube. See fig 4.
2004-Later Yamaha Rhino 660
NOTE: Clean oil and dirt off of flange and

case before removing oil line.
Removing stock carburetor and cables


Figure 3.

1. Remove engine cover and tunnel
(center of floor board).
2. Remove throttle cable from throttle
pedal and chassis. See fig 1.
3. Remove choke cable from dash.
See figure 2.

Figure 1. Throttle cable


Figure 4.


Figure 2. Choke

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11. Use supplied vacuum cap to cover elbow on right side (passenger side) of air boot. Secure with supplied zip tie. 12. Carefully remove O-ring from stock oil line flange and place it onto new oil line flange as shown in figure 7. Figure 7. 3. Remove the hex pipe plug from the carb cap using a 11mm or 7/16 wrench. Do not discard plug, as it will be needed later. Install the metering adjustment tool included in the hardware kit. Do not over-tighten as damage may occur to c

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17. After each end of hose has been installed tighten clamps. 18. Engage starter without opening throttle. NOTE: The stock fuel pump is vacuum operated, so it is recommended that the starter be engaged for at least 10 seconds. 19. After fuel has entered float bowl, pump the throttle 3-5 times to prime the accelerator pump. 20. Once pump is primed, start engine. NOTE: The Edelbrock carburetor does not have a choke system. Cold starts will require 2-3 pumps of the throttle ped