Honda cb valve spring compressor Videos

• 1. 1975 Honda cb750 Cafe Racer project part 15
• 2. Valve job lapping valves part 1, using a valve spring compressor
• 3. Lincos® MG50101 Valve spring compressor tool for motorcycles and cars
• 4. CB750 valve spring removal with homemade tool
• 5. Removing valve springs
• 6. Clutch Assembly Without Clutch Spring Compressor
• 7. Removing valve spring retainers and keepers on a 3000GT DOHC
• 8. Valve spring remover, import

1975 Honda cb750 Cafe Racer project part 15

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idan1210 commented on 01 Aug 2014

Like the vids man keep up the good work, I'm seriously looking forward to seeing this bike when it's done 

MotoRider commented on 02 Aug 2014

Thanks for watching it really means a lot. I just hope i don't have to many problems that pop up during the build. So far so good.

Valve job lapping valves part 1, using a valve spring compressor

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Cool Guy show commented on 12 Dec 2015

you didn't take off the seal -_-

Lincos® MG50101 Valve spring compressor tool for motorcycles and cars

CB750 valve spring removal with homemade tool

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Matthew Stier commented on 08 Feb 2010

The "tool" was made with a couple things I had laying around. I used a 1/2" black pipe coupling and a 1/2" black pipe nipple...same stuff used for the gas pipe on homes. I threaded them together then cut the coupling down and started cutting the nipple till it fit. I used a 4" angle grinder with a cutting disk

motoman911 commented on 27 Apr 2009

Using the tool you have there. Ive seen a few trick homemade lever clamps used for this too- but it has to be jigged up proper. Learned that trick from an aircraft mechanic cutting time off his flat rates.

motoman911 commented on 23 Apr 2009

There's a way qucker way to do this. Ball up a sock and set the head on top of it, then use a hammer and socket to pop the collets. Use a socket close to the outter diameter of the keeper washer.

cubiche548 commented on 08 Feb 2010

Very nice, I just only would like to see more details of the homemade tool. Thanks for share this video.

Jeff Whitham commented on 26 Jun 2011

haha.. classic, note the "safety goggles" worn in the standard position for optimum visibility :O)

KawaTriple250 commented on 07 Apr 2009

nice idea, i'm trying to figure out how to get the valves out of cb360. I may invent this.

Eric jones commented on 13 Jul 2014

Why don't they make a 10 buck clamp just for this. Wear eye protection !

mick s commented on 03 Nov 2010

不器用だわ、この人。危なっかしくて見てらんない。

Archive75 commented on 15 Aug 2015

Who is that playing in the background?

Matthew Stier commented on 23 Apr 2009

How do you get them back in?

removing valve springs

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ChurchBoy0487 commented on 01 May 2011

@HeavyMetalMike666 What I ended up doing was getting one of those big ones that looks like an oversized C-Clamp with a trigger. Even with a tool like that i still had problems compressing some stubborn(rusted) springs, so what I ended up doing was using the same hex tool and a sledge hammer along with the compressor holding the spring. As destructive as this method sounds, it worked fairly well. The springs I have support up to .600" lift , so I had to use a different method.

ChurchBoy0487 commented on 07 Feb 2011

Wow, I have an OEM valve spring compressor(auto zone) as well and I was like man there's got to be a better way. I've just found it thanks to you sir. I have a similar magnet except mine is just round, no hex. I'll have to try this when I get home. BTW great instrumental. Mob Deep classic FTW.

TRMPSTMP commented on 05 Feb 2011

you my friend have just saved a honda enthusiast some money! :) thanks a bunch! hate having to fish a magnet through a spring compressor to get those retainers out. but how do we get them back in after this? lol

ghostof1822 commented on 24 Sep 2012

This shit works. 100% i just did mines Today september 23, 2012. Took me less than 30min to do all springs. Just apply alot of pressure and you'll b koo. Thanks Bro.

crazyassjosh commented on 12 Mar 2011

unfortunately, getting them back in can't be done with this tool. that would probably be easiest with one of those tools that goes around the entire head.

1patrat commented on 21 Oct 2012

That's great but how do you install them back?

Todd Laracuenta commented on 01 Jul 2013

Where did you get the hex magnet?

jake_extreme commented on 20 Jan 2015

great video brother!

Clutch Assembly Without Clutch Spring Compressor

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Jason Craig commented on 04 Nov 2015

thanks you just saved me 50$

MicBergsma commented on 05 Nov 2015

+Jason Craig Right on :)

Removing valve spring retainers and keepers on a 3000GT DOHC

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jjuradojr1 commented on 26 Jun 2011

Use the installer part of the tool to put everything back together. I have a second video showing just how easy it is to do using the very same tool you used to take everything apart.

jjuradojr1 commented on 10 Dec 2009

Blue Point tools can be purchased at any Snap On too jobber. I replaced the spark plugs, cam plugs, cam seals, valve cover gaskets, Tbelt and h2o pump while i was in there.

harimatenjo commented on 26 Jun 2011

how do u put back the small part that connects the valve and the spring

smiley00341 commented on 22 Oct 2009

Where did you get that tool? what else did you change?

scott keane commented on 19 Sep 2010

@smiley00341 i got mine at snap-on for 40.00

Valve spring remover, import

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captBLOTTO commented on 06 Feb 2008

Thank you! I have a similar style head and I've been trying to find a valve compressor that will work on it.

Code With Intent commented on 09 Aug 2009

hey i have about 6 heads how can i figure out wich ones are good.>>? i have a Z32 NA

veetekk commented on 15 Dec 2007

does this same tool have installer version also? can u demonstrate installing also?

xtra1234 commented on 01 Oct 2008

So do you put it on the same way.