Rebuilding a broaken engine on a Yamahe Tenere XTZ660

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And here we have a 1993 Yamaha Tenere XTZ660.
Original components used:
Crankshaft nut 90170-20274
Engine magnet key 90280-16053
Balancer shaft lock washer 90215-16242
OIL SEAL 93101-14092
Clutch basket lock washer 90215-20231
Crankshaft gear key 90282-07042
Crankshaft nut lock washer 90215-20197
The block, right side cover, crankshaft, sprocket, and balancer shaft were sourced from eBay.
Tools used in the video:
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Комментарии : 19

@jeangaelcognat4988 3 месяца назад

Encore du beau travail....Merci pour le partage et le montage 😊😊😊

@slivkishowafghanistan 2 месяца назад

Thanks man, just as I was starting my top end rebuild this video popped up. It really helps having a reference now, especially due to content for this model being rare as heck.

@jh-tech5546 3 месяца назад

Nice job!

@lifeexpert3053 3 месяца назад

Always excellent 👌 work 💯

@794corry 27 дней назад

Hey, I saw your video about the Yamaha Tenere XTZ 660. Really great, it just goes a bit fast. Is there a way to get the video in normal speed or view it on your RU-vid channel? It would help me enormously with my own engine block. Thank you in advance Wannes

@restorationvalve 27 дней назад

Hi, Thanks. Unfortunately most of the videos were filmed in time lapse mode. You can use the RU-vid speed settings to slow it down as best as it can.

@nandog1024 2 месяца назад

Wath is the scrassh cause !!???? The bomb !!!!

@restorationvalve 2 месяца назад

The crankshaft nut came loose, the gears jumped timing and the balancer shaft kit the crank rod

@user-pf7cy1wv3o 2 месяца назад

thank you sir i have the exact same bike dont no if any one can help ive rebuilt mine but can not buy header pipes have a doner bike 2015 super motad with brand newr dominatoer headers exhaudt bbut thr headers just need a little tweeking bend to fit the1991 can anyone help please thank you

@restorationvalve 2 месяца назад

Sounds like you’ll have to find someone local with a pipe bender or a correct exhaust that could fit better in your region. Wish I could help out, but unfortunately I don’t have anything that could bend exhaust pipes or an exhaust that fits for this bike. But if you need some other parts, there are a few parts from this Yamaha model on the eBay store, that’s described in the video description.

@user-pf7cy1wv3o 2 месяца назад

@@restorationvalve thanh you i m8

@Roolis77 3 месяца назад

Cool, video! was it new engine case or used?

@restorationvalve 3 месяца назад

The engine block was used. As far as I could find, there weren’t any new blocks for this model. Also, I don’t doubt that it would had an adequate price for it, which not all clients would like to pay.

@trailtrashgarage 3 месяца назад

Did you do anything to the piston, rings or cylinder wall?

@restorationvalve 3 месяца назад

The piston, rings and the cylinder are the original ones, they weren’t damaged.

@trailtrashgarage 3 месяца назад

@@restorationvalve cool. I need to rebuild my 2006 DR650 motor to repair a left case issue. Motor has great compression and the Cylinder is Nikisil coated but most people are telling me I should still lightly scuff the cylinder and replace the piston rings. Thoughts?

@restorationvalve 3 месяца назад

@@trailtrashgarage if the rings measure out to be in their required tolerances, then there’s no reason to replace them. I haven’t had any engines with Nikasil coatings. I’ve seen M539 channel dealing with that type of engines, if I remember correctly, he didn’t scuff up any of them, because that coating is a very thin layer. I personally would not recommend scuffing up the surface, just cleaning it and lightly applying some engine mineral oil. FYI, not a cheap thing, but ProCylce has a big bore kit that includes a steel sleeve.

@trailtrashgarage 3 месяца назад

@@restorationvalve thanks for the input. Ordering anything from Procycle and having it shipped to Canada where I’m located is out of the budget unfortunately.