CFMOTO Valve Adjustment is it necessary at first service

Hey there, gearheads! Today, we're diving into the world of maintenance for our beloved CFMOTO vehicles. Now, let's face it - these babies are our pride and joy, and we want them to run smoothly for years to come. That's why valve maintenance is crucial.
Now, you might be wondering, "How often should I check my valves?" Well, that varies from vehicle to vehicle. Depending on your model and mileage, you might want to pop the hood every 1000 miles or so. This is a quick and simple task that can save you a lot of headaches down the road.
So why all the fuss about valves? They play a crucial role in your engine's performance. A small issue with them can lead to a whole host of problems down the road. By ensuring your valves are in spec and running smoothly, you're not only prolonging the life of your engine but also enhancing its overall performance. And who doesn't want their CFMOTO purring like a kitten?
So next time you're Doing maintenance, don't forget to give those valves some TLC! They may be small, but they make a big difference in keeping your CFMOTO running smoothly.
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[@Saskatchewan1984]

Lol me being a tech myself for different brand , my dealer for cf moto told me they had to do the valve adjustment for warranty and I said bs , but I played along took it , little did they know I covered the bolts with heat tape , when they were done I inspected , and my tape was still there , needles to say I got a free service and valve adjustment out of it when I was done with the service manager lol

[@jreed10291974]

My dealer said don't bother with it till 2000 miles and said doing my own service wont void the warranty. I have always done that stuff myself. Great job on the video's you have turned into a professional.

[@drdaledobek9882]

My 800xc had been adjusted twice both times they said a couple valves where tight...first time at 300 km second at 2500 km . Being told to baby it at break in with amsoil in it will produce a slow break in period I believe.

[@OpenAirAdventure]

I did mine early. They were fine. Might do them again sometime. Right now it sounds great, starts great and works great. Almost 2000 miles.

[@michaelmessin5307]

Does the engine need to be removed?

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

I checked my own at 200 miles. They were set perfect. No need to adjust. I’ve got slightly over 1500 miles now and it runs perfect. If I notice it run differently or hear some clattering I’ll definitely go in and check everything out and adjust if necessary.

[@bunasir394]

Hi friend I want to ask that mine 1000 Zforce I see one slender head (front side) exhaust pipe it’s glow red but the other slender exhaust it’s fine no red so do I need valve adjustment or there something other reason I really no idea could you help me I appreciate you thanks

[@opie7afe]

Perfect timing, was going to do mine at 500+ miles..yeah i really dont want to take 75% of the plastics off so i think ill wait a bit and just do the diff fluids.

[@FOGELL_TheGreat]

To bar over the engine do you just take that round side cover off on the passenger side ?

[@43dukedog]

My dealer said they don’t do it at break in he said if it ain’t broke don’t try to fix it might make it worse

[@Gokywildcats11]

Thanks for your honesty

[@larryisaacs4075]

Damn Red Neck, you are talking like a real professional. The videos are looking very crisp, you are doing a great job.

[@FANATICALSIDERIDER]

Awesome video Steve, you explained it so clear and easy. Thanks for the tutorial 🛻😊

[@dustytrailswithepa]

Great Video . I know what you mean , I had to adjust my 2021 at 200 miles , slightly out of spec. My Daughters 2022 we just going to change the fluids it sounds & runs Great so it don’t need all that. Keep up the good videos

[@jeffreyseverson1623]

Thanks for this one. I just bought mine new, but will never go back to my local dealer. This was the one break in item, that I wasn't sure about doing myself.

[@patricklambert5810]

Good stuff!🎉

[@timleinart1645]

GREAT VID! Even an average non- shade tree mechanic like myself can do this! ( Just have to get through the plastic jungle and breaking tabs thing ). High quality presentation Steve! Thank you!🙌

[@eminimdood]

Where are you from my friend. I havent purchased a cf moto z force yet but i enjoy your honesty every single video.

[@Figuereditout]

Finally some truth here. Great info!

[@gleedsiii]

love the videos, keep up the good work. Now you need to start hooking guys up with some tunner info cause those dudes down in Mississippi selling tunes are a Joke.