It appears you missed step #3 on the cylinder head torque, after 22ftlbs you need to turn 180 degrees. Great video, lots of helpful screenshots from the service manual
@@rwickmannp11 To turn the final 180 degrees, do I just need to put the wrench on it and turn the wrench 180 degrees and it should be then at the correct torque? Sorry for the dumb question lol.
@@MotoEffeX Hey man, could I get a link too? I got a ktm 250 2020, but the 2021 engine is still the exactly same as the 2020 so a 2021 manual should work.
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It would be a good day of wrenching till you drop the clip in the engine, I’m impressed you kept going for the day 😂
Haha yeah It was hard to keep going after that.
How to get those tool box tool holders/liners??
They’re all custom-made
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where would i get a bottom end kit for one of these
Rocky Mountain ATV or any dirt bike online store.
Looks like you were able to pull the cylinder head w/o pulling the motor? Is that correct?
Yes, I was able to. It’s actually a lot easier than the Japanese bikes.
@@MotoEffeX awesome, thanks for the video. I am doing a top end on a 22’ FC250 now. This is the best instructional vid I’ve seen.
It appears you missed step #3 on the cylinder head torque, after 22ftlbs you need to turn 180 degrees. Great video, lots of helpful screenshots from the service manual
@@rwickmannp11 everything was torqued to specifications and I just didn’t show it on camera
@@rwickmannp11 To turn the final 180 degrees, do I just need to put the wrench on it and turn the wrench 180 degrees and it should be then at the correct torque? Sorry for the dumb question lol.
where can i get a service manual?
Send me a DM on Instagram I could send you a link free manual
@@MotoEffeX Ok, thanks 👍👍
@@MotoEffeX Hey man, could I get a link too? I got a ktm 250 2020, but the 2021 engine is still the exactly same as the 2020 so a 2021 manual should work.
4:20 no way you can remove the cylinder head without removing full engine i'm really reta-
Not true at all I’ve done it several times you have to have that cylinder head at a perfect angle you can get it out.
@@MotoEffeX ye then know i know because I watch tutorial the dude was removing full engine to make the piston out
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