CBR300R Spark Plug Check, Coolant flush, and Exhaust Removal скачать в хорошем качестве

CBR300R Spark Plug Check, Coolant flush, and Exhaust Removal

TOOLS NEEDED: 8mm, 10mm, and 12mm sockets and wrenches 17mm wrench Short (3in) 3/8 extension and an optional longer extension 5/8 spark plug socket HELLO, sorry for the video being way longer than it needs to be. I like to be thorough and explain things as thoroughly as possible so that there is little confusion and more understanding. Feel free to skip around. Also, I apologize for talking so quietly. I have anxiety and I get very flustered when people are nearby or hear me make videos. If there's anything else you would like me to demonstrate for you then leave a comment and I will address it as soon as possible. Otherwise I will create repair guides as they come to me. I know there's little repair information on the CBR300R as it is a fairly new model so I'm doing what I can to help everyone. During this quarantine anything that keeps me busy is enough for me to make a video on. One more thing to note, this is an ALTERNATIVE to removing the fuel tank to check or replace the spark plug. It follows what the owner's manual instructs you to do. If you all want me to I will show you how to check it by removing the fuel tank too. This video is intended for people who don't have much experience when it comes to servicing their own vehicles so if I talk as if I think you have no idea what you're doing, now you know why. SKIP TO HERE FOR: 0:00 Start 2:45 Radiator removal 20:18 Exhaust removal 32:00 Ignition coil removal 36:00 Spark plug removal 58:00 Spark plug installation 1:05:00 Coil installation 1:10:30 Exhaust installation 1:30:22 Radiator installation