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@@mjshaheed yup! My plan is too move the fridge too the right of my sink, and I plan on making a counter the full length of the wall with the windows on it! It’s a huge project lol but not something I’m tackling for a quite some time.

@@bthomson absolutely! That’s what I was going for. I wanted to show people what the more “average” home looks like when you buy a first house. Not these $400k homes. Thank you so much for your support.

The roof is exactly how I want it, it’s perfect right now. My only debate was making the overhang an actual room, but now that idea is gone, I’ve got other plans as I have discovered more things lol. There will be more updates.

How did you know about the bike 750? LOL RUclips doesn’t know about that yet. Don’t need a cage too stunt, I’ve been doing wheelies a while now, I’m pretty good at them, not a pro by any means, but that was just bad luck..first ride of the season none the less..but oh well 🤷‍♂️ I haven’t decided if I’m buying it back yet. It would make a great parking lot stunt bike now though.

For the most part, they took care of it. But when it came to plumbing, or yard work, they really shit the bed. Lots of issues. This house is definitely not efficient lol that’s for sure, it’s not cheap on the bills..at all..but hopefully with the renovations, the bills will get better and the house will become more efficient. That’s what I’m hoping for anyway lol. I just found it online when I was house hunting. Was the cheapest one for what it had too offer. Thanks for the follow! Next video coming soon!

Thank you sooooo much! I really appreciate that.

Thank you!

lol thanks! I’m gonna need it with these renovations!

Thank you!!

Too believe it or not…this was the ONLY house in my city that was under 200k, somewhat affordable and most of all MOVE IN READY…everything else needed work in some way. I’ll do an update post soon! Don’t give up on buying a house! It’s very very difficult right now, especially for you too be a single mother, that can’t be easy too save money, but it’s not impossible. Everything seems out of grasp at the moment…just wait a while longer! Don’t give up.

@@yamacrazy 😊

Thank you!!

I appreciate you!

Thank you so so much!

That’s the best! I appreciate it! I’ll try and keep my followers updated as much as I can!

Congrats fellow home owner! Wait until you start putting your own touches on it. You'll only get more proud as you go.

Thank you so much! I’ll do my best to keep my followers updated with everything! There’s been lots of work so far. Just lots of content to edit lol

Thank you!! The renovations have been extremely hectic. Stay tuned for the next video!

Thank you so much bud! I appreciate it

Hahahahahaha that’s the best reply so far

I actually inspected it and they were fine. I even did a compression test off camera and compression was good. I sold the bike a while ago, so I’m not even sure what was causing it. But I think it was a faulty fuel pump to be honest.

@@yamacrazy I thought the compression was low on one cylinder?

@@mickl8212 there’s a possibility, I can’t fully remember. There could’ve been one cylinder that was a bit low, maybe it was in the video. I didn’t know they were common too break.

Yup! Heat gun works too. I just find using the heat gun, the glue cools down too fast. Pop it in the oven for 5 minutes or whatever, it’s nice and hot, peels apart like butter.

I’m sorry bud, I’m not entirely sure what you mean. Are you asking what thickness they are?

I wanted too blast air through it all but I didn’t have a compressor at the time. I do now though!

I found after the 10th time of removing it, it became easier some how 🤔 hahaha. The one thing I will give a tip on, once you have the carbs out, put the clamps in a position that is easiest too get access from the outside so removal and install are easier. Just a little tip.

Thanks bro I just finished with doing this on my wife’s car

No worries!! How did it go??

Oh crap, it never posted? Jeez, I’ll post! It’s in my channel though.

ruclips.net/video/lJFYnXHDwag/видео.htmlsi=_zbN1hgP4XN-2faa

Usually all headlight disassembly is the same. Heat it up, peel it apart. You just have too find out what way your comfortable mounting them. But just careful when you heat them up, you don’t want too wreck the plastic lens. You can use the oven (low heat) or a heat gun (takes longer but still works)

Oh god I’m not even sure. It’s been years since I had that car. I couldn’t tell you if it comes in black. I mean I’m sure it does.

It’s actually not glue! I just used a waterproof silicone! I have been experimenting with it and so far it has worked. I wasn’t sure about it at first because of the heat from the actual bulbs, but it held up! I sold the bike and the buyer told me everything is still holding strong. It’s not the proper way to do it, I know that. But it’s very clean, very easy and it’s clear so it’s invisible to the eye when the light is mounted!

@@yamacrazy Thanks, I will try with silicone too, on quad KFX700 lights

Not 100% sure. I sold it a while ago, but I’ve got a pretty good feeling it was fuel tank/furl pump related. Fuel tank related because on the bottom of the tank where the pump is located, there was a whole bunch of silicone, so I don’t think the tank was venting properly which was causing an air lock in the system (starving the pump for fuel). Or the fuel pump was malfunctioning every now and then. But I’m not 100% sure buddy, sorry.

There’s a group ride every Wednesday and Friday. Wednesday we usually meet up at the Tim hortons on circle/miller. Fridays is usually on 8th somewhere. But if we’re out riding, just join in man 🤙 don’t be shy. Groups are always more fun with more riders. Just don’t be slow hahaha 🤪

That is another way of doing it yes. Using a screwdriver is ok, as long as the glue is soft enough to peel apart easily, in this case it was. It came apart with ease. If it’s very very stuck, using a sharp olfa knife to cut through the glue, even when it’s hot, would be preferred

You betcha brotha!

Thank you so much! It’s definitely a time consuming process. If you’ve got the time to just fiddle with it yourself, it’s not hard by any means, just a pain in the ass if you forget to connect something. Digging into it yourself gets you familiar with the parts and what could be happening if something happens down the road. I’m not a mechanic by any means AT ALL, but I do what I can when I can! I appreciate the comment! My channel is slowly getting recognition and seeing comments makes me happy. I always try my best to reply to all comments 😁

I just picked one up for few hundred . it needs some refresh before starting. just working on it. going to be my track bike for the few track days i do a year. the guy left it under the tarp for a year or so. New plugs, fluids ,carb clean up and then start it. Once it runs going to new tires, chain/sprocket.calipers and new lines -.Last going to do the suspension.

I found I had a ripped diaphragm. Replaced that and it helped with the power. But I sold the bike and I think the stalling issue was due to a failing fuel pump. 99% sure anyway

I replaced the relay to an LED and that did not fix it. I actually thought I put that in the video lol but maybe I didn’t. I sold the bike though so I’m not worried about it anymore lol if people need some advice though, I’m happy to help

I’ve swapped the spark wires as well lol, the only thing I haven’t done is replace the fuel pump. I’m hoping it fixes my issues. And ya I’m going to try and look into getting the block fixed

@@yamacrazydid replacing the fuel pump fix the issue?

@@camcx8582 I ended up selling the bike. I’m not too sure. But if I’m being honest, I can say I’m 99% says it was the fuel pump being weird as I let it idle for about 30 minutes and it never hesitated for a second. But if I was riding, it bugged out. So I’m thinking the fuel pump was on its way out.

@@yamacrazy I just had the same problem. Replaced the fuel pump and rode it this morning. The issue is now gone!

@@camcx8582 right on!! Good to hear. Ride safe buddy 🤙🤙

I did try that, all it did was slow the blink down. I’ve stopped trying lol I gave up, wasn’t worth the frustration to be honest.

I'm sorry to hear that, I can't imagine all the frustration you went through. Hopefully you will figure it out one day. Good luck

I have not got it fixed yet. I’m pretty positive it’s the fuel pump. I’ll be working on it again in the spring! I’ll start wrenching on it again in about a month!

@@yamacrazy try to do the valve adjustment, that’s what fix my problem and also I had a vacuum line missing . Now it rips at 100mph . Hope you get your fix soon good luck !

I was told to look into a vacuum leak, I did look a bit but I couldn’t find anything. I’m definitely going to look again, but I’m not sure why a vacuum leak would cause the bike to stall completely and not want to start again after about 20 minutes of sitting. I’m going to look into adjusting the valves for sure. I’ll have an updated post about the bike once spring rolls around! Stay tuned!

​@yamacrazy my boots that hold the carb to the head leaked on me. I'm hoping this money pit runs before it kills me. Also a heads up about 3mm is a good set for the floats

@@jonathanspencer8305 got mine fixed. It was a vacuum hose that ran from the top of the airbox that was missing. I was able to ride it at 100 mph after that and then sold it.

I’m more then positive it’s because the entire lighting system is setup for halogens, not leds. If I’m wrong, then I have no idea. It’s frustrating though, because I’ve tried a few things and nothing worked.

Dang, that sucks. I currently have LED rear lights that work perfectly and was hoping to do the same with the front ones.

Ya I did the same. I have full leds on the front and back, but the fronts are not wired in anymore as markers, just signals because as seen in the video, it doesn’t work.

That didn’t fix the problem, I think it’s my fuel pump that’s giving me the stalling issue. But I also found out my block is cracked…

@@yamacrazy how'd you find out? i have a 01 r6... but it wont start but when it starts it runs and stalls

@@blackops2376 sounds like a fuel pump. I think that’s what my issue is. Once it’s spring here and the roads clear of snow (probably another month, I’ll start working on it again and I’ll post a video. But it sounds like your having fuel pump issues. That’s a very easy, minor and cheap fix. As long as your getting full voltage when it’s running (use a multimeter) and fuel in your tank, if it’s stifling like that, sounds like a fuel pump.

@@yamacrazy the bike has been sitting for 2-3 months now though and i only fill it up with 98 ron

@@blackops2376 if you have a multimeter, charge your battery and check your voltage before starting it, make sure it’s got minimum 12v. Start it and check it again, it should keep a consistent 12-14v. If your stator is not charging the battery properly or you have a bad battery, it could be stalling due to power issues. But make sure you’ve got clean gas and a clean fuel filter, a dirty filter could cause fuel issues. And foremost, before starting your bike, turn the key to the on position and make sure the kill switch is off, listen to the fuel pump and see if it primes, if it does not prime immediately, I’d say your fuel pump is shot. If it primes but then you all of a sudden lose power in the next few seconds/minutes, I’d still stay it’s your fuel pump. When you start the bike, have your tank lifted up and watch the fuel filter, if there is fuel running through it when it dies, it’s not your fuel pump, but if it dies and your filter has no fuel (after it’s primed itself) then your fuel pump is not working properly.

Ya lol I gotta get a couple things to be more organized when doing things like this