YZ250F Valve Check | Checking Valves On A YZ250F

[@andybj4091]

Thanks for all of your videos. Great tech info. Love watching them.

[@highlandcycles]

Thank you

[@philipsmith6152]

Great video, keep em coming

[@highlandcycles]

Thanks

[@Menz890]

In one of your tech vids could you explain the sx throttle on your 300? What parts needed and such. Thanks

[@highlandcycles]

Yes

[@altaice3960]

I got a 2023 yz250f only had it for a month and it spits flames. Is that normal? Do i need to check my valves ???

[@highlandcycles]

They do that sometimes. But not a ton. Might check them

[@chrisbostic9678]

2014 they went reverse

[@brantmcfarland517]

When it comes time are you willing to take on my husqvarna 701? Husqvarna recommend valve check at 6,000 +- 500 miles. You make it look EZ. lol Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@highlandcycles]

Absolutely

[@Audace1400]

2 strokes matter 🤣👍👍

[@highlandcycles]

Amen

[@200xcBruce]

So the drag feel gave you no indication to try and slide next size thicker feeler in? Have you ever considered relocating the air compressor into it's own location out in a shed? I recently bought a IR V twin 5 hp unit and is so quiet is amazing. I have seen people on the internet question do I put timing chain tensioner in before timing the cams.

[@highlandcycles]

On the drag thing. Yes it does make a difference. These were great. Normally valves tighten up these days so rarely do you find one loose unless you just changed shims or rebuilt the top end. For a check, I can’t remember the last time I found one too loose. As far as the tensioner, you can’t install it before you time the cams.