Honda XL1000 Varadero - Refitting the rear cylinder

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Honda XL1000 Varadero - Refitting the rear cylinder
Pleased with how things went on the front cylinder, but time to refit the rear cylinder,
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Комментарии : 11

@DozzerRS 4 года назад

Good work .

@TheAmateurBikeBuilder 4 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@miguelriveraramos2956 3 года назад

Do a video on a 2002 Honda superhawk vtr1000 timing chain

@TheAmateurBikeBuilder 3 года назад

Thanks Miguel, at the moment i just on my own bikes, the Varadero engine is essentially a VTR engine, so the process is the same

@midlife666 4 года назад

Great info again , can I ask why you didn't oil up the cam shafts before putting the carrier's on and sealing the covers back on.

@TheAmateurBikeBuilder 4 года назад

Thanks Chris, Appreciate your comment, yes at the time i did miss that, they were done off camera afterwards, as i also forgot to recheck the timing marks after fitting the tensioner unit

@midlife666 4 года назад

@@TheAmateurBikeBuilder was the timing still on its marks after ? Keep the series coming , I'm not a mechanic but I've been spannering all my own bikes since 1985 and this has given me the confidence to strip my varadero when it needs doing .

@TheAmateurBikeBuilder 4 года назад

@@midlife666 Yes the timing marks were spot on in both cylinders, i learn as i go an each project is a step into the unknown, dont always get it right, but that is part of learning, still more to come on the Varadero, at the moment i just need to get it done and back on the road and will revisit at a later stage to do carb rebuild and bodywork freshen up etc

@omaral-dulimy9941 4 года назад

Hello my friend, can you answer me? I own a Honda St 1100 motorcycle and when I travel I am afraid that I will face a problem of failure of the fuel pump and I am from Iraq and the bike parts are not available permanently. Is it possible to use the car fuel pump, what type do you recommend, and how strong is the pump pressure?

@TheAmateurBikeBuilder 4 года назад

Hello, thank uou for your comment, unfortunately i do not know the answer, i dont think it would, you may want to check some of the ST1100 forums online

@omaral-dulimy9941 4 года назад

@@TheAmateurBikeBuilder Thank you