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Watch this Yamaha SMAX engine rebuild to see how we tackle a blown engine after a major power loss on the road. 😉👍 We are in Neil's garage to address the mechanical issues that cut his recent Scooter Cannonball ride short. This Yamaha SMAX engine rebuild covers the full process, focusing on identifying the source of that burning smell and persistent power loss. It is a messy job, but necessary to get this machine back on the road. If you are tackling your own scooter engine repair, this look at the 155cc engine internals should help you navigate the process and components. We get close-up with the engine disassembly to show exactly what went wrong and how the parts fit back together. This is just part one, so stay tuned for the rest of the project. If you enjoy these videos, please consider subscribing to my channel and smashing that thumbs-up button! If you'd like to see more of these videos in the future, you can be a hero and join as a member here on YouTube or you can donate via the links below. Cheers! 😉👍 Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/QuasiMotard Cash App: https://cash.app/$QuasiMotard PayPal: https://paypal.me/QuasiMotard Venmo: https://venmo.com/QuasiMotard Time indexes: 0:00 How we got here 0:58 Starting the scooter teardown 3:48 Engine is out and mounted on the bench 4:57 Draining the cooling system and removing the radiator 6:52 Removing the water pump from the cylinder head 8:35 Removing the radiator shroud and cooling fan 10:56 Draining the oil and looking for forbidden glitter 12:17 Generator and stator removal 16:38 Cam chain tensioner and sprocket removal 18:18 Valve cover removal 19:41 Cylinder head removal 20:48 Removing the cylinder and discovering the CARNAGE! 22:13 Examining the dead piston and cylinder 23:13 Removing the left inner crankcase cover, examining the starter gears 26:02 Removing the cam chain and guides 27:31 Removing the right inner crankcase cover and oil pump 30:13 Splitting the crankcase halves 30:51 Searching for metal granola... YUMMY! 32:45 Partial crankcase reassembly needed to pull the crankshaft 34:45 Need a new crankshaft... lower rod bearings are SHOT! 37:04 Close up look at the dead cylinder bore and piston shrapnel 38:32 Cleaned up crankcase overview 39:28 Oiling system overview and flow paths 46:52 New crankshaft has arrived! -- QM [email protected] #motovlog #smax #enginerebuild 2016 Yamaha SMAX 155 scooter engine rebuild scooter maintenance adventure scooter

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