4-STROKE REBUILD: Kawasaki Brute Force (Part 2)

Part 2: Filthy Rich shows you how to fix a dead cylinder in a 4-stroke engine from a Kawasaki Brute Force 650. Then we replace the seals and put it all back together again! Watch more 4x4 videos:    • Off-Road Quads & Bikes  

0:06 Piston Valve Diagnosis
1:27 Honing Your Cylinder
2:23 Cross Hatching The Bore
3:28 Piston Ring Replacement
4:28 Piston Ring End Gap
5:55 Brakleen + Air Line
6:09 Installing Piston Rings & Gasket
10:56 Back Head Gasket, Head & Cam Gear
15:12 Installing Chain Tensioner
16:54 Setting Valve Lash
17:58 Installing Valve Covers
18:33 Custom Compression Tester
19:03 Engine Install
20:17 Putting Quad Back Together
20:44 Test Drive

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