Yamaha Vmax Valve Shim Tool at Spencer Burley blog

Yamaha Vmax Valve Shim Tool. My yamaha dealership quoted $950 (!) for valve adjustment on my 2007. Measure the shim thickness and use the recorded valve clearance to determine the correct replacement shim. Good quality tool, though pricey for a this small metal piece. Once you've measured the clearance, and if it needs adjusting, you need to use the special tool to remove the the shims. Looking at that guide it seems like a 1/2 day job or so with the loaner shim/tool kit from morley's muscle. Still, you'll save a lot if you do valve clearance yourself. Replace the shims to bring the clearance into specification for all valves as necessary. Install the new shim/s and rotate the camshaft to free the special tool. Yep, it looks bad, but not bad. I don't believe that either of the tools is appropriate for adjustment on any new gen 2 vmax from yamaha since shims are under the buckets on those. I can assure you the hook looking tool is.

I don't believe that either of the tools is appropriate for adjustment on any new gen 2 vmax from yamaha since shims are under the buckets on those. Measure the shim thickness and use the recorded valve clearance to determine the correct replacement shim. Still, you'll save a lot if you do valve clearance yourself. Yep, it looks bad, but not bad. Looking at that guide it seems like a 1/2 day job or so with the loaner shim/tool kit from morley's muscle. Once you've measured the clearance, and if it needs adjusting, you need to use the special tool to remove the the shims. My yamaha dealership quoted $950 (!) for valve adjustment on my 2007. Replace the shims to bring the clearance into specification for all valves as necessary. Good quality tool, though pricey for a this small metal piece. I can assure you the hook looking tool is.

Motion Pro Yamaha Valve Shim Tool Sportbike Track Gear

Yamaha Vmax Valve Shim Tool I can assure you the hook looking tool is. My yamaha dealership quoted $950 (!) for valve adjustment on my 2007. Install the new shim/s and rotate the camshaft to free the special tool. Once you've measured the clearance, and if it needs adjusting, you need to use the special tool to remove the the shims. I don't believe that either of the tools is appropriate for adjustment on any new gen 2 vmax from yamaha since shims are under the buckets on those. I can assure you the hook looking tool is. Yep, it looks bad, but not bad. Looking at that guide it seems like a 1/2 day job or so with the loaner shim/tool kit from morley's muscle. Measure the shim thickness and use the recorded valve clearance to determine the correct replacement shim. Still, you'll save a lot if you do valve clearance yourself. Good quality tool, though pricey for a this small metal piece. Replace the shims to bring the clearance into specification for all valves as necessary.