1994 – 2001 Yamaha YZ125 – Cylinder Head – Removal

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How to Remove your 1994 through 2001 Yamaha YZ125 Cylinder Head

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The Tools You Will Need

The Specialty Tools You Will Need Are:

The Parts You Will Need

  • Full O-Ring Kit → https://amzn.to/47nkjiN
  • Inner O-ring PN: 93210-63442-00
  • Outer O-Ring PN: 93210-90785-00

Pre-Service Notes

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  • Pictures with captions are below after step.
  • If you need any help don’t hesitate to ask!

Cylinder Head Removal

  • Start with your bike on a stand with the body and exhaust removed, and the cooling system drained.
  • Remove the coolant hose and spark plug from the cylinder head.
  • Remove the engine hanger bolts, and keep track of which direction they are facing on the mounting plates.
  • Mark the head nuts with 1 through 6 to follow a consistent criss-cross pattern.
  • Remove the spark plug.
  • Loosen the cylinder head nuts ¼ turn at a time to avoid head warp, with as many passes as you need.
  • You may need to hose your head nuts down with penetrating oil.
  • Remove the nuts and seal washers.
  • Lift the cylinder head off the cylinder, followed by the o-rings.
  • Set your cylinder head aside, and set the old o-rings in the trash.
1 - Mark the head nuts with 1 through 6 to follow a consistent criss-cross pattern
1 – Mark the head nuts with 1 through 6 to follow a consistent criss-cross pattern
2 - Remove the spark plug
2 – Remove the spark plug
3 - Loosen the cylinder head nuts ¼ turn at a time to avoid head warp, with as many passes as you need
3 – Loosen the cylinder head nuts ¼ turn at a time to avoid head warp, with as many passes as you need
4 - Remove the nuts and seal washers
4 – Remove the nuts and seal washers
5 - Lift the cylinder head off the cylinder, followed by the o-rings
5 – Lift the cylinder head off the cylinder, followed by the o-rings

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