KTM 200 Power Valve stuck after top end fix

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  • Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
  • We have 2 KTM 200 2-stroke dirt bikes, and recently had both of our top ends redone. We did the work ourselves on Corey’s dirt bike, and my dirt bike was sent out. When we got them back and took them out for our break in rides, the dirt bikes seemed different to us. They were very loud, and the power was not the smooth roll-on we were used to.
    KTM 200 2-strokes have a power valve that raises and lowers with the engine. Prior to working on our top ends, we used the Langston mod, which is a power valve adjustment that gives the bike smooth roll-on power. After the top end work, the problem was that the power valve assembly was not engaging with the actuating arm and the valve was stuck in the highest position.
    In this video, we will show you how a KTM 200 sound with the proper power valve adjuster engagement and the Langston mod in place, and how we fixed our issue by using the sight window and without removing the cylinder.
    To access the sight windows, remove the pipe, take off the 6mm bolts on the left and right side sight windows, loosen the 8mm lock-bolt on the right side of the engine, and remove the 19mm cover over the power valve adjustment.
    The Langston Mod is setting the power valve notch to almost the highest setting, which causes the valve to raise much earlier. This setting provides incredibly smooth low end and liner power through the revs, yet tons of power when on the pipe. The bike does not have a noticeable 'hit' when hitting the power band.
    00:00 - Intro
    00:57 - Langston power valve adjustment
    01:17 - Power valve stuck in highest setting
    03:28 - Power valve only goes up with assembly
    03:57 - Screwdriver and pic used to leverage pieces back in to place
    04:44 - PIECES GO INTO PLACE!
    05:19 - Langston mod
    06:07 - power valve stuck
    06:10 - Langston mod in action
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    WHO WE ARE
    We're Corey and Amy, and this is our van, Igy. It’s just us, our #vancats LeeRoy and Purrrl, and a few bikes along for the ride. (Get it? Along for the ride! Hahaha :)
    In 2020 we rented out our house, moved into our 2005 t1n 158 in wheelbase Sprinter van, and began traveling full time. This channel is dedicated to following our adventures which include mountain biking, dirt biking, hiking, fishing, hot springs, cooking, our vancats, and always camping off the beaten path.
    Nowadays, we travel the Western US in search of secluded camping spots, hot springs to soak, trails to ride, streams to fish, and peaks to hike. Follow along on our journey and get inspired as we look for the good and share it with you!
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    As many of you know, when working on a custom van build, there are a ton of little things that you spend forever agonizing about what to buy. We did a lot of our shopping at Amazon - and you can see a lot of what we used in our van build at our Amazon store: amzn.to/3jSJEqT. It costs you no more to shop Amazon with us, but by shopping our store a portion of each sale goes to bringing you more and better videos! Thank you for clicking through to give us a look!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 28

  • @matthewsiapin6554
    @matthewsiapin6554 2 місяці тому

    I don’t know why you decided to make this video but it absolutely perfect. Thanks!

  • @fagarasvladut3343
    @fagarasvladut3343 2 місяці тому

    Thank you ! The same happened to me. I didn’t know what happened , why it was so difficult to manage even the easier hill climbs. The power was all of a sudden , it was easy to loose control.

  • @DirtVibes
    @DirtVibes 3 роки тому +6

    This exact thing happened to me. Thanks for the tutorial! Got back back up and running in no-time.

  • @andreasdevall1008
    @andreasdevall1008 3 роки тому +3

    Thankyou so much my ktm is 03 but looks the same set up been looking how to do this many thanks from UK 🇬🇧

  • @ruilopes7431
    @ruilopes7431 4 місяці тому

    Thanks, i did just like your video and now the power valve is working again. My problem started after a crank seal replacement, when i put the case i forgot to check if the control arm was engaged.

  • @nikolausmarley88
    @nikolausmarley88 Рік тому +1

    Great video and explanation, in the process of doing top end in my 200 never knew how to adjust the power valve and just happened to stumble on your video. Now I know how. Thanks for great info!!

  • @keithpainter7325
    @keithpainter7325 2 роки тому +1

    Only video on UA-cam how adjustin pc👍🏼

  • @Norco-6-1
    @Norco-6-1 2 роки тому

    Thanks a million! I had the same problem after a top end rebuild by a local shop. This fixed my problems, once again thanks a million, great video!

  • @richardwheatley8757
    @richardwheatley8757 Рік тому

    I worked through this to reconnect and set. Thank you.

  • @monkswood1
    @monkswood1 3 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the help I did exactly as you advised. and now my bikes an animal

    • @IgyTheVan
      @IgyTheVan  3 роки тому +1

      Phew! Glad to help! Mine rode like a beast before the fix! Amazing what the power valve does for the power.

  • @freddep6294
    @freddep6294 3 роки тому +2

    Merci pour la vidéo même si je comprends pas l'anglais j'ai compris comment marche la valve d'échappement 👍👍

  • @tonyrichengod9280
    @tonyrichengod9280 Рік тому

    Very helpful, thank you

  • @jonnynewman4906
    @jonnynewman4906 3 роки тому +1

    Helped me out big time thankyou for a great video

    • @IgyTheVan
      @IgyTheVan  3 роки тому

      Awesome. It had us stumped for a few, long days, too!

    • @kopa3212
      @kopa3212 2 роки тому +2

      @@IgyTheVan hi i need fast answer what did the bolt center of the big nut do?

    • @danmarkfordanskere
      @danmarkfordanskere Рік тому

      ​@@kopa3212 did you find out?

  • @seller2001
    @seller2001 2 роки тому

    Could this exact same thing happen to a 2017 250 xcw?

  • @rickp31
    @rickp31 Місяць тому

    Mine doesn’t bounce when I hit the gas just stays in one spot. Is that normal or is something wrong

  • @erozC
    @erozC 2 роки тому

    Well I just pulled the bigger clutch side cover on my 01/03 hybrid 200 (03 jug on 01 bottom end) to replace crank seal and lost all top end despite successful seal fix, now I know where to look, really informative video, liked and subscribed, hope this helps me.

    • @erozC
      @erozC 2 роки тому

      Thanks to this vid it took all of 45 minutes to pull the exhaust, the covers, and identify that in my case no movement was present. Apparently the arm protruding from the adjuster was completely dislocated. Makes sense as it is attached to the cover.
      Some poking with a spring hook produced a snapping noise and movement which still wasn't producing a result. Traversing the adjuster back and forth with my fingers while gently pushing on the adjuster side with a tiny pick, quite blind to be frank, eventually snapped the mechanism in place. The ignition side with the marks was too black to see any marks, some carb cleaner on a rag cleaned it up and adjustment was successful.
      A bit too late to test ride today but fingers crossed for tomorrow. Reassembly was also completed within the 45 minutes.
      Once again what an amazing video, enough background, to the point, no filler, helpful and understandable, this one deserves a medal. Greetings from Finland!

    • @danmarkfordanskere
      @danmarkfordanskere Рік тому

      @@erozC hello. first off all, pls answer me hahaha. i am really sad beacuse my ktm 144 did this after i took the inner clutch cover off and replaced it and i wasent properbly ingage. could i just take the coveer off again and try to make it snap back or´dose something prevent me from doing that? or do i have to do it like in the video? thanks

    • @erozC
      @erozC Рік тому

      ​@@danmarkfordanskereI believe you can take the clutch cover off and do it again, but in my opinion that is much more work.
      I thought this video is a shortcut!

  • @ncdipping4300
    @ncdipping4300 10 місяців тому

    If the bike is bogging down reving up in high rpm an won’t go in high rpm in gear it’s the power valve?? I also wrecked an that’s why it’s doing what I’m saying

  • @nevadahardenduro
    @nevadahardenduro Рік тому

    What is the Langston mod??

  • @josethelast7161
    @josethelast7161 3 роки тому

    Im missing one of those black screws. How can i get it out so i can buy another one ik is important

    • @IgyTheVan
      @IgyTheVan  3 роки тому

      I recommend going to a KTM dealer who will have a parts diagram. If you’re patient you can look up the part yourself - rockymountainatvmc.com is an authorized seller and has parts diagrams.

  • @keithpainter7325
    @keithpainter7325 2 роки тому

    Pv