Yamaha Warrior 350 pt 2: Replacing Valve Guide Seals
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In this video I diagnosed and replaced the valve guide seals as well as the head gasket on my Yamaha Warrior 350.
I apologize for the bad audio due to my fingers rubbing against the GoPro. This will be the last video I upload that was recorded on my GoPro, so my future videos wont sound this bad.
Please let me know in the comments if you have any questions. I would be happy to answer them!
Last thing I needed to do on my warrior. Thanks for the info!
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Dude I’m about to do this on my 99. She’s alittle Smokey on start up but she compression tested about 128 psi so I’m just going seals and maybe the 366 zoom zoom in the winter.
Can you list the measurements of the valve spring removal tool that you made out of PVC please?
Thanks so much for the video!!!
Of course!
Hi, does valves seals replacement have stop oil burning? Mine have 120psi compression and burning oil too...
Yes! Usually if the valve guide seals are leaking, it will only smoke and burn a significant amount of oil when the engine is cold. If your engine still smokes when it is warm, it is possible that just the oil ring is bad.
On these engines, it's also very easy to replace the piston rings on. They are only about $40 from Yamaha and take just a couple hours to install. I have a video up on how to do this on my Yamaha Wolverine wich uses the same top end. You can also view the video of where I rebuilt the engine on this quad and installed new rings in it. Let me know if this helps!
@@everythingmechanical_yt yes, thanks à lot!
@everythingmechanical4638 hey on mine it revs really high in neutral when warm but once I put it in gear it goes back down
How tight was the spring. Mine isn’t budging
How did you remove the head bolts I'm having a horrible time taking putting them on I got my quad with half the engine out so have no clue?
You should be able to just unscrew them and pull them out. It may be tricky to get around the frame but they should slide out
Start with the two back ones, the ones closer to the back of the quad they slide out easy then do the one on the left side for the last one u need to play with ur head and swivel it around a little and itll pop out
I have the same exact bike
Awesome! I love this thing
Just did mine, why is the chain so tight against the front guide! Right?! Doesn't make sense.
I know! This one actually wasn't too bad, but on my wolverine (same top end) it was so tight it seemed like it was in wrong.
The exhaust side cam chain guide is not in the right spot. The head needs to be lifted about an inch so the guide can be pushed into a groove in the head. Then set the head back down and re torque. In the video the chain guide is outside its grove.
I seen a really similar looking bike being sold on Facebook marketplace same color and everything lol
It's not mine, but if your looking to buy a quad I'd definitely recommend the warriors!
what size c clamp did you use
It's about 6.5"
Hi there. Is this the video?
Replacing the piston rings and value guide seals is in this video, however if you're looking for a video on how to replace your piston rings without taking the engine out of the quad, I have a video doing it on a yamaha wolverine 350, wich uses the same top end, so everything is the same
@@everythingmechanical_yt gotcha thanks. Can you share that video. Thanks
@@luly8083 this is the video on how to replace the valve guide seals
Valve seals not guides
Where is the oil ring located?
Underneath the compression rings on the piston.
He would have to pull the whole top end apart for that.
U make it seem to hard to do
It's not too difficult, just takes time
Bro this guy is great what do you mean??