73 Honda CB750 Custom Build Part 19 - Camshaft & Valves
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2015
- The camshaft is what allows an to engine breathe. It's rotation opens and closes the intake and exhaust valves. This week we install the camshaft, set the camshaft timing then adjust the valves on the 1973 Honda CB750 engine.
You forgot the spring in the cam chain tensioner! You helped me figure out how to get the cam in . I was going nuts ! Your video helped out a lot thank you. Peace
To heck with those points.
Great work Dean I am now a subscriber. It is so refreshing to watch YT videos that cover the whole process in detail (including educational mistakes), along with good tips and constructive viewer feedback.
I just realized that your dieting in this series is awesome. I know that can take as much or more time than just doing the assembly work. Thank you.
I recently picked it up an '81 CB750 that the previous owner had completely disassembled, stuck into 5 unlabeled boxes, and left in his garage for 12 years. I'll be watching your series for a while in the coming winter months. Thank you for taking the time to make these. Detail like this is hard to come by!
Just picked up my dad's 69 cb750 and these videos are excellent. i will definitely be watching all of them on this series.
I adjusted my camshaft, my valves and my ignition system following your instructions, and it's awesome. My bike is a new bike ! Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.
Your presentations are crystal clear. Thanks so much.
This brother just blew everyone's mind with experience mechanics. Thanks for posting.
Hello Friend The simplicity of how you explain your videos makes us specialists, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
Excellent video. Thanks for all the detail and high quality video.
Great job. I really enjoy your videos. Very informative. Much appreciated.
Ive always had a lot of mechanical car knowledge and really wanted to look into a cafe racer style bike. The videos and advice you give are excellent. Im picking up a fixer upper in a few weeks to drive around town and to work (5 minute trip with the new job). Cant wait to tear into it once the temp get above 40 here in Michigan, most likely mid April at the rate the temps have been around here. I have the confidence I can fix anything on it after watching all your videos!
Ty for all the great tips and information, you make it look easy!
another great video dean and i all ways watch your full videos most youtubers have an attention span of a gnat
i really appreciate your time, your dedication and thank you, thank you very much
Someone loves Honda bond!great job Dean !
Fascinating series of videos!
Im getting close to opening up my own motor for a look. I know no motor is realy the same but these vidoes describing the details and the difficulties (not just what to do) realy help. Im not saying this is pure educational but it makes it more familiar with the components and the function. when everything is new its just a mess.
I was given a 78 cb750. The man parked it in his yard in the open in 1981. Tank is in bad shape. Rims totally rusted out. Top end locked up. Everything generally is clean inside the motor. Hope to get it up and running soon.