Kawasaki Brute Force 750 Engine Rebuild

In this video I rebuild a brute force 750 engine that snapped a connecting rod.

[@jeremywhelan394]

Great video and really informative

[@colewoods2088]

Do you have to set the timing

[@guidryjoey8855]

I got one off my father in law he bought it lock up hasn’t been mudded to death or anything wild kids rode it mostly and they went through hunting trails and bean fields. I want to rebuild it I’m kinda overwhelmed to he took all the plastic off and down to finish up pulling yr engine

[@tylerwarrick8216]

Hey anyway i can get in contact with u to send u a video to see what is going on with my bike

[@SpencerFoster-ee7od]

Imma have to rebuild my top end and I think I might have to open the case cuz the dip stick melted unfortunately

[@SuRgeMushion]

Where’d you get the torque spec manual? About to rebuild an 05 750 and would like to print it out as well

[@ark2002]

Look up the kawasaki service manual for your year bike. Has every torque spec in it as well as nice diagrams.

[@osvaldogonzalez266]

Disculpa no me lo puedes pasar lo e buscado y no lo encuentro​@@ark2002

[@frozenshotgun6471]

I have a 2006 brute force 750 that I’m rebuilding and when I get the cases back together and tourqe down the crank won’t spin it will spin up until it get tourqe down

[@arielibuado9990]

I have a question for you man I just ordered a head gasket for my Kawasaki prairie 650 and they are all metal am I supposed to install them like that or they have something I supposed to put on On them?

[@ark2002]

Nope they are all metal compression gaskets, although some people put a layer of copper coat on them for extra insurance, but I did not. Just make sure the mating surfaces on the engine where the gaskets go are super clean.

[@maxxvega7847]

Do you rebuild them? I’m in Georgia

[@ark2002]

No I don't, this was just a personal project and thought a video might help others who decided to rebuild their own.

[@achieshel9074]

Just rebuilt a teryx750 Runs on one cyl i think i messed up the timing

[@quinton3997]

Front or rear rod went bad

[@ark2002]

If I remember correctly, it was the front.

[@ajbcool]

@@ark2002that was the same on mine. Maybe fault with the engine manufacturer?

[@ark2002]

Possible, but this engine had signs of being flooded with water at some point in time, which I suspect caused the failure.