Great content,....2003 KX250M1 owner here. I will actually use what you have taught me here,...eventually though. The bike is brand new never ridden, yet it is going to get a deep examination since it sat for 17+ years. Knowing how to deal with what I may find as I dig in is truly invaluable. What I would have added to that procedure is after the seal was out of the retention well is to take a swab and swirl it thru the case housing, ...and lastly, wisk off any blobs of grease on the exterior "face out" surface of the seal which would attract and retain more grit if left there. Thank You for making these videos sir,.... They validate what I know, give me confidence to delve into what I have never done yet, and most importantly solve a substantial amount of mystery to things which may have baffled me. Seeing you do these procedures and the way you present them is truly appreciated. I always think I`m a mechanical genius until I see you do it the right way,...Thanks Again
Wow this is amazing feedback my man! I don't consider myself the genius in all aspects so those couple pointers are great and they also help other people that find this video and read the comments! I am glad these videos can be helpful and I am always open to tips and pointers to make the processes go better for myself. Much appreciated 🙏🏼
Great stuff. Thought I had to remove the shifter to do this. Straight to the point without any bs like what is a shift seal etc...
Great content,....2003 KX250M1 owner here.
I will actually use what you have taught me here,...eventually though.
The bike is brand new never ridden, yet it is going to get a deep examination since it sat for 17+ years.
Knowing how to deal with what I may find as I dig in is truly invaluable.
What I would have added to that procedure is after the seal was out of the retention well is to take a swab and swirl it thru the case housing,
...and lastly, wisk off any blobs of grease on the exterior "face out" surface of the seal which would attract and retain more grit if left there.
Thank You for making these videos sir,....
They validate what I know, give me confidence to delve into what I have never done yet,
and most importantly solve a substantial amount of mystery to things which may have baffled me.
Seeing you do these procedures and the way you present them is truly appreciated.
I always think I`m a mechanical genius until I see you do it the right way,...Thanks Again
Wow this is amazing feedback my man! I don't consider myself the genius in all aspects so those couple pointers are great and they also help other people that find this video and read the comments! I am glad these videos can be helpful and I am always open to tips and pointers to make the processes go better for myself. Much appreciated 🙏🏼
Thank god for this video. I had been fearing that I was gona have too spilt the cases 😅
Haha I feel you there dude! It's not a bad task at all, hope it goes well for you👍
Nice video , can you tell me the size of the oil seal ? It is very important for me . Thank you
You should be able to go to Rocky Mountain atv mc or your local dealer to get the exact fitment!