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jspec89 06-13-2005 08:30 AM

anyone with dirtbike engine experience
 
sup guys. my freinds kawasaki KX 125 broke well its not a 125 cause of the bore but still its broken. we took the head bolts and the exhaust off. when we pulled off the exhaust there was a piston ring sitting right there so were like hmmm i wonder whats wrong with this picture. so we know its the ring but we got everything unhooked and the head slides up a little bit then it stops cause of this one peice. its on the right side and its like a plastic lever type thing and it has 2 or 3 rods i think connected into the head but we have no clue how to get this peice off cause we have never worked on a dirtbike. like one piece goes into the head and one goes into the tranny case and it looks as if the peice spins around or some ----. i just wanted to see if someone knew how to get it off. thanks i appreciate any help. and dont say just take it to a shop cause thats just a waste of money.

con 06-13-2005 09:09 AM

Re: anyone with dirtbike engine experience
 
Thats the kips valve (changes piston ports) thats your ------- with. Go get a manual on your bike from kawi. You wont regret it. ;)

sohcrxsi 06-13-2005 09:49 AM

Re: anyone with dirtbike engine experience
 
Yeah, you're definattaly describing the power valves. Get a book or someone that has worked on bikes before.

mycrx 06-13-2005 07:52 PM

Re: anyone with dirtbike engine experience
 
your talking about the power valve, its on the front part of the cylinder, look on the sides of the engine for a little cover or clip on the mechanism. if i remember right my buddys kx there was a cover on the lower right hand side.

jspec89 06-14-2005 08:42 AM

Re: anyone with dirtbike engine experience
 
yea we figured it was gonna come down to buying a manual. it would be like buying a haynes for your car its worth the money. thanks guys

con 06-14-2005 09:26 AM

Re: anyone with dirtbike engine experience
 
I would use the haynes for toliet paper, thats all there good for >:(


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