Yamaha YZF R6 Engine Teardown | Partzilla.com
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- Watch the complete process for a Yamaha YZF R6 engine teardown. In the video, John will remove the head, check the cylinders, and then split the crankcase halves to complete the teardown of the R6 engine. This is the first part in a series where we will perform a complete R6 engine rebuild.
Now that it’s torn down, let’s build it back up. See the R6 engine rebuild here: • Yamaha R6 Engine Rebui...
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS:
Removing valve cover - 3:00
Finding top dead center - 4:50
Removing cams - 5:35
Disassembling the clutch - 9:00
Removing the oil pan- 10:50
Splitting the crankcases - 15:00
Removing the pistons - 16:09
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In the video we’re working with a 2008 Yamaha YZF R6, but you may have similar steps for your machine. If you’re not sure whether these steps apply to your motorcycle, leave a comment and we’ll get back to you.
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What a savage John is not even phased in the least bit when facing engine rebuild. Thanks for step by step guide. I used this video to find out where all the parts went after I failed to ziplock everything. XD
Fr I be shocked in class wen I'm doing the shit
Because of your professionalism and thorough attention to detail, you have gained a new subscriber and my business.
Thank you for taking the time to make this very informative video 🙏
Really kool series. Brings back memories of splitting cases to fix 2nd gear on a 750 Genesis motor (5-valves per cyl.) and on a XJ750 air cooled. Fun times !!!
Outstanding professional video. Thanks so much for taking the time to teach us about this engine. I will make sure to give ya'll my business.
I bet there are 20 people here who would have swapped you that engine for one that actually needed a rebuild. Almost a shame to see that one come apart. Great to learn from though. Thanks!
I tore mine down after 10,000 miles , 18,000 Miles and about to do it again next month @ 25,000 miles. I race mine hard AF tho. Everything gets ultrasonic cleaned , checked for tolerance , Everytime Ive had to replace at least 1 part .
John and Partzilla are awesome! I don't even have an R6 but I appreciate this video. I would love to see you guys take apart the engine on an '07 or '08 CBR600RR too.
You are a pure professional,you know that?
Thanks George!
I have seen a few rebuild vdos and this is excellent
Thank you for those amazing videos sir. God bles
13:25 stator flywheel is still on but then gone in next steps. I believe you need the flywheel tool to hold it and get that center nut off. Havent figured out any other way yet.
Gracias ingeniero....saludos desde colombia. Como siempre respeto y admiracion .....ojala que este material tuviera traduccion en español ....gracias
Estamos trabajando en las traducciones para nuestros videos. Proximamente.
14:11 How do you keep the transmission and drive gear from spinning when you take the drive sprocket nut off? Also, this nut on my 2005 is a 32mm. And the big nut on the clutch basket was a 30mm. Thank you. My chain broke and knocked the drive gear cover mount post off which is a part of the engine case mold. Exposed the transmission bearing. I'm replacing the top case and this video has been a life saver. Thank you John and Partzilla!
I used my clutch spanner vice grip tool on the drive sprocket to hold it. Kinda janky but worked.
this guy video is amazing! just what Ive been looking for.
Wow , better explanation and the way to do things like you guy, no exist . Please can you let me know The size of the big one clutch nut please
If anyone was wondering. These steps apply almost identically to the R1. Differences are pretty common sense/intuitive.
The bob Ross of engineering
a vary big thanks for making this video
Where do I get the bracket to mount the engine on the engine stand
Great video, thank you
thanks for making this video! quick question. what are you using to hold up and rotate the engine?
Please do the 2015+ R1
Thank you for a very good video. Cheers!
How do you take out the dowels on the oil pump tho mine won’t come out
Sir you’re amazing thank you for your patience
No need to release the oil pump chain to remove the clutch basket. As you can see the chain is behind.
Is there any difference between 07-06 R6 engine and 2012 R6 engine (fitting-wise)
Same steps for ‘14 R6, what about ‘19
Such a great video
Muchas gracias ingeniero
Where can I get that engine stand?
Does it come like that or do you have to mod it for an r6 engine.
I’m trying to find one.
I lost TDC on my 2009 R6, how do you find it again? I don't think the answer is as simple as it seems.
THANKS A LOT for this very informative video!!!!
Very informative video. Thanks for contributing ur valuable time. Learned alot from this video and helped me understand my engine better.
Awesome job new sub here from Spain
nice video..
Hi thear is it possible to remove piston 3 and con rod without splitting the bottom half of the engine
Are they nikasil coated bores ?
Cool!
How did you place the engine on the stand? What type of stand is that and does require a comparability bracket? Thanks for the wonderful video this encourages more pinache for valve clearance adjustments.
Can two half crankcase from same model years be paired as one?? ...
He makes it all look so damn easy lol
Great video.
Like to see a leak down test first.
Hey couple questions, do you have to take the engine out for this? Also is this similar process to an 2007 r1?
I would have checked and written down all the valve tolerances, and done a cylinder head valve Test to make sure all were watertight, using white spirit.......shouldn't be an issue as almost a new engine but I just like to make sure.....
It never hurts to double check all tolerances, especially when sending something out to a third party for boring or honing. For the efforts of a timely video, we skipped that procedure.
Do i have to remove the head to get to the shift forks or can i just pop the bottom and and split the crank case
ótimo vídeo! obrigado, cara!
Very nice!
how do you get the dowels out of the oil pump I can't get them out and don't want to damage them
Nice video 👍
thanks for the video
Nice job, like.
Great video. @13:45 how do you flush out the oil properly?
What's your fav/easiest engine to work on?
Nice job...👏👏👏💥💥💥🚀🚀🚀
Any tips for removing bolts for shift drum? Cant get them out because of being centre tapped
Once you remove the bearing housing on the transmission, it should slide out with a little finesse
Really awesome video series!
I am wondering if the engine is more or less the same as my 2007 FZ6N? It has started to white smoke and I'm going to tear it down this winter. I just drained the coolant and it looks brown and almost oily? Is that a sort of coolant or could it be oil in the coolant? Its not milky at all.
Thanks again for these videos!
Sounds like a blown head gasket. OIl in the coolant. These motors are going to be different to rebuild.
You did take the head nuts off from the outside in right? The last but being the center? Disassembly is the reverse of install.. just wondering.
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Hi John is there any Yamaha engine that you don't know inside out ? #johntheyamahawizard. tgc Gaz
Could you make a 09-14 R1 rebuild?
We will add it to the to-do list!
Clean the oil cooler if you burn out the clutch, first time ive heard that but it makes so much sense. 636 bore on an 03 engine. I wish you would make a video on swapping out that engine in to a first gen 5eb. I was thinking about boring my 5eb, do you have any recommendations on who i should use?
For boring and honing, we use Hi Tec in GA. You can check with your local Machine shops, a lot of them specialize in this kind of thing.
Good day . I just want to find out . I own a fz6 yamaha fazer 600 2006 model . Would the fazer have similar engine to the one you stripped here
No, different motor in that bike.
Hay if i were to put an r6 ecu in my fz6r would it run like an r6?
I believe r6 engine is completely different.
Great vid. What kind of engine stand is that and does it first a r1 engine on it?
It was a custom fabrication from a pair of standard automotive stands.
When replacing the output shaft do I have to take out of these parts or just the head?
You should be able to leave the pistons in the cylinder bores but everything else around it has to come out.
can I follow these videos for a 2006 r6? I really want to know...
We'll add it to the list!
How do you take out the oil spray nozzle?
Good question, we didn't remove them for this project, the machine shop did. If I remember correctly, it unscrews from the bottom of the head, but don't quote me on that.
You guys want to rebuild my 99 R1?
Hi partzilla: wow very clean and helpful video! I'm planning to fix the second gear (slips on high demand) on my 2006 fjr, do you recommend accessing the gearbox from the top or from the bottom of the engine? Thanks
Hey¡ How do you do the work? From bottom or top? I have a R6 2008, and same problem, my 2nd gear slips
@@aldairgomez1968 Hi there, I did it from the bottom. You gotta take the engine out and go in from the bottom. I did a video detailing the job, you can check it out. Good luck. czcams.com/video/INTM12DB99c/video.html
Let me know how it goes.
John how much will it cost to rebuild R6 engine
We don't service customer vehicles, you would have to call a service department.
Is a 2004 and 2008 the same?? I have a 2004 Yamaha R6
No, they are very different.
What kind of modification was made on the part of the pistons for the new ones of the brand wiseco? increased the gap?
Increased the bore and piston size.
@@PartzillaParts What preparation was done on the head?
Fantastic vid but where did you get those glasses you had on ???
They are my Clic magnetic breakaway glasses. My eyes are not as good as they once were. Walmart has them, I think.
They look very cool and ideal for the garage. I’m in the Uk so Walmart a little way out, but thanks for the description, I’m going to try and find them,
Cheers again
Rich
Got them.... £3.79 on eBay from Glasgow, should be with me in a couple of days. Cheers for the description. So fed up with glasses dropping off in the garage when peering into and over things. Nice one mate 👍
Having said all that. Loved this teardown, it’s great to see in side so many different engines, it I think the R6 is a fave,
Keep up the good work,
Rich
By default how many gaskets has the cylinder head?
Usually it's one gasket.
Partzilla thanks, i have a little oil leak near that joint, i think the other owner didnt give enought torque to the bolts of the head
Part 2 is private
Hi Tommy! As we speak, we're finishing up the engine rebuild. The 636 kit preview video snuck it's way into the playlist before we were ready to reveal it; that is likely what you were seeing as private. The R6 rebuild will launch as a four-part series at the end of the week. Videos will show up in this playlist when ready: czcams.com/play/PLazGjIO6R4vT361OrBqOtpwXf4dmdJ4Nj.html
Thanks for watching!
Wish you could rebuilt my engine
If you know what I mean
Can I use this for my 2003 Yamaha r6?
Entirely different motor.
@@PartzillaParts do you have anything close that I could use?
Don't have a full tear down on a similar motor at this time.
@@PartzillaParts thanks 😊
Where do I get a stand like that?
This was a custom stand we put together.
Partzilla was it easy to make? I am about to take apart my r6 and wanted to buy this or make it.
It was an Autozone engine stand and measured, cut and welded brackets to fit the R6 motor.
Insanely more complicated than a Harley motor tear down
Excellent video! Sub'd for more content
i want an engine like this built ?
Did you make that a question because you haven't decided if you want to take on the challenge or just have someone build it for you?
Partzilla want someone build it for me
Partzilla how to get in contact to you to build it ?
We did this as a one-off project for a race team. We don't do this for retail work. You would have to consult a local service center or custom shop and check with them.
Skipped showing how to get the inside part of the stator off and then how the fuck do you get the shift fork and stuff out. You skipped such important shit.
They should of torn down an engine like my 07 r6 with 52,000 miles to see what a worn out engine looks like instead of this perfect condition motor looks like