Honda CFR250X Cylinder Head Gasket | DIY repair | FULL Disassemble and Reassemble

This video is to demonstrate how to access the cylinder head on a 2012 Honda CRF 250x. It will be a detailed guide through the following steps:
0:00 Honda CRF 250 X 2012
0:52 Removing gas tank, back half and accessing carburetor
4:25 removing the carburetor
5:33 valve cover, timing
6:59 remove cam bearing cap bolts, rocker arm removal, cam shaft and timing chain
8:46 removing the cylinder head engine mount, main head bolts
9:52 removing cylinder head, inspecting cylinder head, remounting cylinder head
13:15 reinstalling cam shaft, adjusting timing chain, replacing bearing caps
14:20 timing chain inspection and tensioner
16:40 reattaching valve cover and carburetor and motor mount
19:15 replacing top suspension bolt, reattaching fuel tank
21:05 blown head gasket inspection at radiator
Product Links:(Commissions Earned)
Tuzliufi Complete Rebuild Head Top Bottom End Engine Gasket Set Kit for CRF250R CRF250X
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Hot Cams 7.48mm Complete Shim Kit HCSHIM01 for Honda CRF
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Stainless Steel Feeler Gauge Dual Marked Metric and Imperial Gap Measuring Tool (0.04-0.88 mm, 32 Blades)
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This job would be the same for the following years and models
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
CRF250R, CRF, 250R, 450R, 450x CRF450X, CRF450R

[@mod3064]

Brilliant. Thank you sharing. Keep em coming !

[@jkline999]

Hi, thanks for the vid. My kid's 250x has all that milky white goodness in the crankcase. We drained it. Oddly, the radiator is completely full. I wonder if water got into the engine via the oil plug, as it appears to be stripped as opposed to the head gasket-- anyway, do we need to strip the engine apart to clean it or is there a way to flush it? Thanks.

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