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How To Check & Adjust Valve Clearances on a Triumph Daytona 675R - An Overly Detailed Guide

In this video, we dive into the cylinder head of my 2012 Triumph Daytona 675R race bike to check the valve clearances, and to replace the timing chain for added peace of mind. This bike just just over 15,300 miles on it, and the last 3,000 have been on track. I did the initial check at the 12,000 mile mark, which is the normal valve service interval, but because this bike is only ridden hard, I thought it would be best to make sure everything is still in order during a gap in my racing schedule. While this is a very long video, it goes over every detail I could think or related to this service. Be sure to budget an entire weekend or more if you're doing this job the first time, order as many parts and tools as you can ahead of time, and pick up a service manual! If you found this video helpful, insightful, or just enjoyed it, please be sure to like this video and subscribe for more motorcycling content. Drop a comment below! Have you checked and adjusted valve clearances on a motorcycle before? If not, why? Let me know! Thanks for watching, and I hope to catch you in the next one. ✌️ ____________________________________________________________ Chapters 0:00 - Introduction, bike info, things you will need, getting started 8:14 - Fuel tank & bodywork removal, airbox anatomy & removal 14:30 - Throttle body, cam cover and timing cover removal, how an engine works 22:21 - How to check your valve clearances (also known as valve lash), how to remove the cam holder 34:24 - Removing the camshafts, how to adjust you valve clearances, how to calculate which shims you will need 39:57 - Replacing the cam chain 41:09 - How to reinstall the camshafts, set your timing, and reinstall the cam holder/retainer 50:11 - Reinstalling the cam cover, ignition coils, and airbag, checking to make sure it starts, reinstalling bodywork 57:08 - Closing thoughts __________________________________________________________ Parts List, quantities required and Triumph Part Numbers (for VINs ending 381275 to 564947) - Air filter (1) - T2208164 - Cam cover gasket (1) - T1261309 - Crank cover gasket (1) - T1260264 - Cam holder spark plug well o-rings (3) - T3600188 - Spark plugs (3) - T1290023 - Cam/timing chain (1) - T1142126 ________________________________________________ Shoutout and massive thanks to Artificial.Music & Gator Tots for this video's tunes! Check them out below! Track: Growth, not Stagnation — Artificial.Music & Gator Tots [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch:    • Growth, not Stagnation (feat. Gator T...   Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/growth-not-stagnation ______________________________________________________ This video guide is for reference purposes only. By viewing this video, you agree to hold the creator harmless of any and all responsibility and liability should you choose to perform service on your own motorcycle and cause any kind of damage, injury, or worse, regardless of whether this guide was used for assistance.