$1000 Ninja 500r Gift (Part 2) [valves adjustment and oil pressure!]

EnduringRepair, LLC.
Mainly adjusted the valves
solved oil issue, burp oil filter air bubble, oil light off!
valve specs (in thousandths):
intake .005-.007
exhaust .007-.009
Tools I use:
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GearWrench Tap and Die set: amzn.to/3CBAxpj
Ninja 500r ex500:
1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

[@EllaBananas]

Thanks for the video! Made it clear that I've been procrastinating on the valve job for no reason. Gonna have to take care of that as soon as I can get some sealant.

[@EnduringRepair]

You don't need sealant for the valve cover on this or most other bikes. There is a rubber gasket that is reusable if it's in decent shape.

[@thewhitetiger8793]

Does it need to be tdc or anything when adjusting? Exhaust stroke? Intake stroke?

[@EnduringRepair]

TDC makes sure you are completely off the cam lobe when measure the clearance. Technically you can measure the intake while on the exhaust stroke and visa versa you'll have to spin the engine at least once to get all the valves anyway.

[@JohnAdams_1776]

​@EnduringRepair what was the easiest way to rotate the engine?