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How many pounds of compression when i do a compression test on a 2004 yamaha yfz 450 engine?

 

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June 21 3:45 PM (22 minutes and 34 seconds later)
         
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Hi welcome to JA,

You will need anything above 140 psi for that motor.

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June 21 4:52 PM (1 hour and 6 minutes and 33 seconds later)
         
This is the 3rd answer that ive found on the web and i really am not sure wich one to go with... Yamaha mechanic says- 120+
Atv Forum says 115+
and you say 140+

Could i ask where you got the information? maybee leave me a link? then i will check it out and accept this answer..

Thanks A BuncH!!!!

QuadMAFIACrew
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June 21 5:04 PM (11 minutes and 32 seconds later)
         
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June 21 5:10 PM (6 minutes later)
         
well i payed the yamaha mechanic to put drop in hotcams and a timing chain in my bike. well he bitched and moaned about putting the timing chain in cuz its too much work he says. Well long story short the chain got too hot, stretched and jumped about 6 teeth on the exaust cam sprocket making me fear the worse had happened. I am thinkin that one of thevalves hit the piston on TDS and bent one. so i was just checking to see if that was it for sure, because i cant get it to start now even with all of the marks lined up. It backfires out the exhaust and acts like it wants to start a little but wont. Plenty of spark and plenty of gas. The compression on it right now is at 110 psi. wich makes me think i did bend a valve...

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Nate;
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June 21 5:21 PM (11 minutes and 10 seconds later)
         
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June 21 5:28 PM (6 minutes and 58 seconds later)
         
Some other idiot took it for a joy ride and took off all drunk n shit. Held it wide open for at least 4-5 min. I told that guy that he got the fuken engine too hott and it skipped a tooth... Ya just dont abuse them like that.. ya kno..but it shouldnt have dun it if that new chain was in.
Yes it is the compression stroke when i line up all the marks. Thats what ya get for lettin other people touch your shit. This yamaha guy is a complete moron as far as im concerned. I payed him 125 to put the cams in and an other 100 to tell me that its f**ked up... i cuda told him that... Im PO'd....

Thanks for all of your time! you have been super helpfull.   O yea,
\Where can i find cheap valves and springs for it? Ive been looking all over the net...


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Nate
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