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    need help with cylinder seal placement ytm 225

    I have a 1985 ytm 225 and i am in the process of putting the motor back together after rebuilding it, i have the bottom end all done but i am having some troubles with the top end. there are some type of seals that go in the top end, but i can not seem to find where they go. i looked in the book and either i am missing its description of it or it does not show it, i imagine it odes say it, but i just could not figure it out. so here are some pictures if any one can help me, much appreciatedClick image for larger version. 

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    the kit you bought may also fit another machine that requires the other seals/orings. you may not need everything that comes in the kit. The best way is to get the kit then replace what you remove.

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    well it did have those in it, but i took it apart and i did not take any pictures so threrefore i forget whre they came from

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lil Earl View Post
    I have a 1985 ytm 225 and i am in the process of putting the motor back together after rebuilding it, i have the bottom end all done but i am having some troubles with the top end. there are some type of seals that go in the top end, but i can not seem to find where they go. i looked in the book and either i am missing its description of it or it does not show it, i imagine it odes say it, but i just could not figure it out. so here are some pictures if any one can help me, much appreciatedClick image for larger version. 

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    The little green seal is actually a valve seal..

    Flip the head over and look closely under the springs..you may be able to glimpse where they go..you would need a spring compressor to remove and replace it. But if you didn't do a valve job you don't really need it.

    Hopefully the seals that are in there aren't old and worn..if so it will puff a bit of blue on startup but then go away after a couple minutes. It won't effect compression or engine performance..

    If you are concerned about them, go rent a compressor and replace them while the head is off.
    Last edited by dougspcs; 03-30-2012 at 09:17 AM.
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    i did get a head job done, but i will have to check weather or not they were changed, they should have been

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