Yamaha FZR 1000 Exup Full engine restoration Part 2

[@jacquessmit7479]

That diagram that shows all the bolts especially the 3 on the cylinder side holding the 2 cases together really helped me i wasn't able to get it on the internet thanks alot

[@ChrisSofos]

No problem. Sent me your email and I'll send you a better picture

[@COBRAcz23]

Nice to watch video , i got some maintenance during this winter and thanks to your video i dont need to study all manual .

[@ChrisSofos]

I'm glad my video could help!!! Thanks for your comment!

[@Maxik_Bartos]

Thank you for the detailed engine repair information. 👍👍

[@ChrisSofos]

Thank you! I'll keep doing my best!

[@aljomo100]

Hola desde España Muchas gracias por tus vídeos Estoy restaurando una exup del 92 Y tus vídeos me ayudan mucho Un saludo Y gracias

[@ChrisSofos]

you are very welcome and thank you for your comment! Good luck with your restoration on the FZR 1000!!!

[@alkisracing4563]

GREAT JOB !!! HELLO FROM GREECE !!! I HAVE A SPECIAL FZR 1000 !!! BE WELL !!!

[@ChrisSofos]

σε ευχαριστώ πολύ!!! Να είσαι καλά!!!

[@tomsworkshopprojects]

Great work! Also it's cool to see a sneak peak at the other bike in the garage!

[@ChrisSofos]

Thanks Tom! Yes, I bought the ZX9R '95 last February. Later on, sometime in April, I saw this GSXR750 '88 at a price I could not resist and...there it is! I'll try to properly introduce the ladies in a future video!

[@manuelmontiel5418]

@ Chris Sofos ! Awesome video!

[@kfirlavi7674]

Hi chris, can you do a video comparing the suzuki and the yamaha engineering? What you like and don't like, etc...

[@ChrisSofos]

This sounds like a good idea!!! Let me finish the Susuki engine and see what I can do 👍

[@MartynStubbsTBS]

Fantastic job if I buy one can I send my engine to you for complete restoration thanks

[@ChrisSofos]

Thanks for your comment! I wish I could do it for you 🙂

[@dbrhdwk1239]

Thank you for the good video. the engine looks very good, Why dissemble it?

[@ChrisSofos]

If you see all the videos from the beginning, I mention that the 3rd cylinder had very low compression. I knew it was the valves, but then I decided to do the whole engine for three reasons: a) To make sure this engine will be in perfect condition for at least another 25 years! b) To have the personal satisfaction of restoring it! c) To help other people with my videos to do their own FZR engines ;)

[@salmaanchoudhary.dabang2748]

Hi I got my first bike fzr1000 1989 I just Wana know can I use the car engine oil in fzr1000 is it a dry clutch or wet clutch please can you tell me what should I i do?

[@ChrisSofos]

Hi there! Congratulations on your FZR! I adore that model year! All FZRs are wet clutch. But please DO NOT use car engine oil in your FZR (or any other motorcycle). Motorcycle engines are more demanding when it comes to oil as they rev far higher than cars. Also, the gearbox and the wet clutch are lubricated by the very same oil their pistons and cylinders are. And the wet clutch doesn't like car engine oil at all. Use a good quality motorcycle oil. Mineral, semi-synthetic or full synthetic. All three are good, as long as you change it when you have to. All the best with your FZR. I hope you enjoy it🙂

[@salmaanchoudhary.dabang2748]

@@ChrisSofos thank you so much. Now I feel batter 👌thanks a millions👍🤝

[@jukke96]

Hi! I am disassembling my fzr 1000 motor, and I'm on step 13:58, so I have to separate the motor blocks around the crankshaft now. But they're stuck! I'm sure I took all the bolts etc off, but still it doesn't split up. How did you get them off? I'm afraid I fuck up the block :( A really big thank you for doing this video, it would have been a lot harder job doing this by learning myself. And I already found the main issue of the motor, my connecting rod bearings are blown!

[@ChrisSofos]

I couldn't possibly tell you the reason, as I'm not there to see the engine. Just go once again along my video step-by-step and double check something that you might have missed! For example the crankshaft covers on both ends at 2:49? Then check at 11:10 some more details. I'm guessing you removed the oil pump? The torx bolts at 13:43? Have you removed all the bolt from the upper as well as the lower crankcases? If it still doesn't want to come, then light taps on the upper crakncase with a mullet, trying to push it upwards. This should do it! Let me know how'd you go!

[@jukke96]

@@ChrisSofos Oh yes, there was one bolt still unremoved :D It's completely disassembled now, and I learned how to check which color main and conrod bearings I need, from your videos! Thousand thanks to you!! Now I just need to buy new parts and start assembling everything back!

[@gadourrekik2895]

Salut Pour démonté la roue libre de démarreur, il faut démonter tout le moteur ? Merci de votre retour

[@ChrisSofos]

Unfortunately yes! Yamaha didn't design that very well.

[@gadourrekik2895]

@@ChrisSofos thanks

[@fishheadset1219]

cool cool, a bit better camera quality would help

[@ChrisSofos]

I need to buy one, don't I? Just the phone doesn't help much!

[@grantwoolhouse8625]

Why the rebuild?

[@ChrisSofos]

@@grantwoolhouse8625 3rd cylinder had extremely low compression (close to zero). Then I thought: I'll keep this bike forever, so why not go all the way down to the crankshaft and make the engine brand new?

[@jacquessmit7479]

@@ChrisSofos hallo do you maybe no where to get the parts for rebuilding this yzf 1000 engine please

[@ChrisSofos]

@@jacquessmit7479 I buy my parts from either cmsnl.com or megazip.net Some of them I find also on eBay

[@Van_gocea]

Please tell me that in order to remove the bendix...I don't need to take the engine apart :(

[@ChrisSofos]

If you mean the starter motor clutch, then I'm afraid that I have some bad news. Unfortunately, you have to split the engine apart :(

[@fransiscomartinezmontero485]

Dónde tiene la bobina pulsante

[@ChrisSofos]

I think you are talking about the pick-up coil (or crankshaft sensor). This is on the right side of the engine. It's right above the crankshaft end. Go on the 10:07 of this video and you'll see me removing it.