660 Rhino Top End Engine Rebuild Part 3

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @zentodd
    @zentodd 2 года назад

    Thanks Steve - awesome series. Much appreciated. Love your sense of self deprecating humor!

  • @fixsalot7133
    @fixsalot7133 Год назад

    excellent job. i learned a lot from your video. its crazy how the same design's are used in most atv/sxs

  • @dennisvestby4432
    @dennisvestby4432 4 года назад +1

    Thank-You doing my 700 Hisun and it is the same procedure, same torques same valve adjustments, now to go and see how it runs and performs. Just confirming I did it following the right procedures.

  • @ichibangrom9735
    @ichibangrom9735 4 года назад

    Good Job!!! Thanks for the video. Im doing mine tomorrow. Burning oil like crazy. 2 qts 39.5 miles

  • @nutz245
    @nutz245 7 лет назад +1

    I was dreading to remove the engine from mine to do this. Now I know it can be done a lot easier. Thank you.

  • @45035
    @45035 3 года назад

    Out standing shipmate. Press on. USS Kitty Hawk CV-63 Jan 1980 to July 1983.

    • @wfvs1500
      @wfvs1500  3 года назад

      My thanks for the positive feed back. I am an untrained mechanic of limited intellect!

  • @ranchodeluxe1
    @ranchodeluxe1 3 года назад

    good wrenching tune. "souvenirs".

  • @matthewt8891
    @matthewt8891 Год назад

    Thank you for video and your hard work to make, would have been nice to see the chain go over the cam gear? Can you go over that procedure in the description in detail a little more? have the bolts off that hold the gear? Or did you just loosen those? Is there a danger or a way to from dropping the bolts into the open engine? Should you give it a trial run outside on the bench? I have to do this job in the next few days after I get some new OEM valve springs, I bought kibblewhite valves, and I decided to use OEM Yamaha spring kit, because the kibble white spring kit is more for high performance & have been known to break easier.. They are larger dual spring again it might be nice for High Performance Racing but I am building the engine stock

  • @peterknight3462
    @peterknight3462 7 лет назад

    Thanks for posting this. I almost have the courage to do the top end on mine myself. Almost.

  • @wfvs1500
    @wfvs1500  5 лет назад +1

    Hey Steve! I'd make sure the decompression mechanism is moving freely! I had one that was slightly bent and it would only crank over once, then nothing. It's sorta trickey!

    • @cubasteve2012
      @cubasteve2012 5 лет назад

      Got her spinning tonight. Put my hand over the intake and she spins like she is supposed to so I. Going to go ahead and install exhaust and intake to see if increased back pressure has something to do with it.

    • @lpanizza2276
      @lpanizza2276 5 лет назад +1

      Hey I'm having issues with my compression. I've checked the decompression pin and mechanism it seems good. The pin is still some topped. It just has too much compression for the starter to roll over more than once. New battery and starter as well. Any ideas? Thank you

    • @wfvs1500
      @wfvs1500  5 лет назад

      You know I had exactly the same issue: the engine would crank once, then stall. My issue was with the decompression mechanism. I seem to remember that a plate was slightly bent? Good luck.

  • @rabbishitstein
    @rabbishitstein 6 месяцев назад

    I would let you rebuild my engines anyday

  • @wfvs1500
    @wfvs1500  7 лет назад

    Good luck and don't bang your head!!

  • @shaebellew8833
    @shaebellew8833 6 лет назад

    Did you feel of the rod On the big end?

  • @rabbishitstein
    @rabbishitstein 6 месяцев назад

    The rhino is just single carb I see I wonder how much gain there is by having the dual carb raptor setup