Yamaha

Yamaha 5KM218710000 Grizzly Raptor Recovery Tank OEM

OEM-spec Yamaha recovery tank engineered for exact fit on 2002–2008 Grizzly 660 and 2008–2012 Raptor 700 ATVs.

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Overview

Ensure Optimal Performance with Yamaha OEM Recovery Tank

The Yamaha Original OEM Recovery Tank is designed to maintain the optimal performance of your Yamaha Grizzly 660 or Raptor 700. This genuine Yamaha part ensures proper coolant recovery and prevents overflow, keeping your ATV running smoothly. Trust only original Yamaha OEM parts for reliable fit and function.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Yamaha
  • Part Number: 5KM-21871-00-00
  • Compatibility: * 2002-2008 Grizzly 660
* 2008-2012 Raptor 700
  • Type: Recovery Tank
  • OEM: Original Equipment Manufacturer

Key Features

New OEM Yamaha Tank Recovery

OEM Part Number

5KM-21871-00-00

Item only fits specific models listed. The picture could be generic.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This tank fits the 2002–2008 Yamaha Grizzly 660 and the 2008–2012 Yamaha Raptor 700. It is a model-specific OEM part (5KM-21871-00-00) and will not fit other Yamaha ATVs without modification.
The recovery tank catches coolant that expands and overflows from the radiator as the engine heats up, then feeds it back into the cooling system as temperatures drop. A cracked or missing tank leads to coolant loss and potential overheating.
Yes. This is a genuine Yamaha OEM part with the original part number 5KM-21871-00-00, identical in material, dimensions, and mounting points to the factory-installed tank.
The listing covers the recovery tank only. Mounting hardware, hoses, and clamps should be verified separately, as they are typically reused from the original installation.
Check for visible cracks, discoloration from heat damage, a warped or poorly sealing cap, or persistent coolant loss that isn't traced to hoses or the radiator. Any of these indicate the tank should be replaced.