It didn't. That valve was the reason the engine wouldn't start, so I replaced both intake valves with new valves. I just practiced cleaning it on the bent valve.
Thanks for the comment. This will be coming up soon actually. I have been away for three weeks. But I will be putting the radiator back on and filling with coolant in the next couple of weeks.
@@oliverupham6106 I will do a dedicated video on it when I can. But in the mean time get a copy of the service manual. Its pretty straight forward: www.yam-r125.net/changing_the_coolant-142.html
i Have done 4:17 its mad that it fixes the valve seating
I know. The fact that gritty grease can file away the bare metal is mind blowing. But. It works!
0:40 look at the valve how crooked it is when you turn it. It's amazing that the engine started with such a crooked valve.
It didn't. That valve was the reason the engine wouldn't start, so I replaced both intake valves with new valves.
I just practiced cleaning it on the bent valve.
@@StokedBuilds OK, sorry, my English is poor :D Now I understand.
@@shakal615234 Thats ok buddy! I hope you are enjoying the videos.
@@StokedBuilds Sure ;) I have a YZF R125 and I was replacing the cylinder due to poor compression.
Hi bud is it safe to do the vavle clearance the way you did ty
Absolutely. As long as you get the clearances right according to the service manual, you are golden.
Do you think you could do a video on changing coolent on the yzf ?
Thanks for the comment. This will be coming up soon actually. I have been away for three weeks. But I will be putting the radiator back on and filling with coolant in the next couple of weeks.
Thank you as I have a yzf myself and wanting to change the coolant myself
@@oliverupham6106 I will do a dedicated video on it when I can. But in the mean time get a copy of the service manual. Its pretty straight forward:
www.yam-r125.net/changing_the_coolant-142.html