Yamaha Virago 700 Engine Top End Rebuild -1/3 How To Remove Cam Head Cylinder Piston Flywheel

In this video we are breaking down a Yamaha Virago 700 engine.
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We Disassemble: Clutch Head Cover Cylinder Piston Stator Points Rotor Magneto Generator Alternator Coil Camshaft Cam Chain Tensioner Rocker Electrical Cases Bottom End Case Set Transmission Shift Drum Fork Gear Shaft Flywheel Starter Idler Clutches Bearings U Joint Yoke Driveshaft Shaft Float Main Jet Bowl Slide Needle Seat Intake Assembly

[@kated8985]

So helpful! Rebuilding my first engine - 1981 920 - and this got me thru it! Could not have done it without the how-to. Thanks!!

[@chiefpepdesign]

I heard that comment before! So glad more people start to appreciate the rebuilding of engines. Keep wrenching!

[@IkBenZielloos]

Don’t forget new piston rings to, I have the same engine. Been rebuilding it for years.

[@BryanM362]

Very helpful video! I am getting ready to rebuild a 1981 920, I am sure I will reference this many time!

[@chiefpepdesign]

Why didn't we knew each others channel?! 😱

[@jellykitten2930]

Great videos, you've helped me so much. thanks for taking the time to do them.

[@jellykitten2930]

@@MidNebraskaMotorsports a carb video for the virago would be great 😉

[@jellykitten2930]

@@MidNebraskaMotorsports hi again, I cant seem to find your video how to remove the output shaft of the vstar?

[@IkBenZielloos]

Also, there is supposed to be two gaskets for each cylinder head. One below and one above.

[@taeeul]

good

[@user-wm6ye6gr7w]

Have you ever put a bigger piston and crank shaft in a virago 750 are 1000

[@alexisllovet7065]

Hello, i have a doubt, What is the correct orientation of the connecting rod lubrication holes, pointing forward or backward? Thank you

[@ismaelpau1668]

Hello! Could you continue the warrior's videos? Assembling the engine

[@knox199181]

is a 96 the same? and can it be done without removing the engine from the bike? i bent a connecting rod and need to replace it.

[@jerrypeal653]

What’s the head bolt torque spec ? Book says 14 ft. Lb . I question that as being very low !

[@gregoryhearne9427]

Can you make a video on replacing the guide stoppers, for the cam chain, mine are broken and I can’t find any instruction on how to replace them

[@bocephus219]

I have a 86 700, pretty sure a valve is burnt but I can't find parts. Amy idea where I can find some valves at? Local shop wants a grand + to do it so I'll either do it myself or sell it.

[@bocephus219]

@@MidNebraskaMotorsports Thanks for your reply, I actually ended up selling it the other day

[@coltermcinnes4570]

Can NOT get the cam sprockets nut off. Even with a 1/2 air gun. Any suggestions?

[@coltermcinnes4570]

@@MidNebraskaMotorsports I finally got it, let it soak in penatrating oil for a number night. Yes I was going the correct direction 😅I did check a few times. Thank you for the reply!

[@ftl989]

Where' do I find the serial number for the Yamaha motor I'm going attempt to repair it

[@annonym2170]

too eazy to break bolts,destroy nuts etc without spray WD-40 before and wait some minutes before and also many times eazier to remove,even new spray little and it protect and will spinn eazier,Loctite drip on vibrating stuff wil be best

[@MidNebraskaMotorsports]

Great information! Thank you for watching and the comment. Check out our website if you need parts! www.midnebraskamotorsports.com/

[@rangsilandrew3542]

why didn't you drain the oil first. it's already a lot of work there restoration itself

[@annonym2170]

Always us WD-40 beforeremove anything

[@MidNebraskaMotorsports]

Love the idea. Thanks for sharing Ann!