I videoed Adfalchius' top end rebuild last weekend and finally got it all edited together. Due to length I had to split it into 4 parts on youtube. Hope this helps with some winter projects and as the disclaimer says: "This video is a visual aide and should be used in conjunction with a good repair manual."
-Jessie
GS500 Top End Rebuild Part 1 Cylinder Head Removal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6X0VwcdZq7M&context=C39afdd1ADOEgsToPDskJ-lQJ_EtrQcMsoqKTE-rP6
GS500 Top End Rebuild Part 2 Cylinder Head: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpLOZOhclSY&context=C3bc6373ADOEgsToPDskLhyy5zcPMr7ryobW8FxHf8
GS500 Top End Rebuild Part 3 Cylinder Block: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1bm-bJvZJ8&context=C3d5e5a0ADOEgsToPDskKg71t1i6d-OmLfjzOfzpWY
GS500 Top End Rebuild Part 4 Final Assembly: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmfkhLE0Cog&context=C3a64c30ADOEgsToPDskLUZYPCGR41sE6zAhiPTR5R
Glad to see you got it done all right. The resolution in youtube seems to be off, that may just be me: anyone not getting the full box of video?
"Before you install the cylinder head, clean it up, a little, with a razor blade"???? I spent 2 HOURS cleaning the head on mine with nothing harder than a fingernail!!! So was that overkill?
(nice video series, by the way!)
It may be the way I rendered it (mpeg2) that affected the size. The program I work in is an older version of Ulead Video Studio. It doesn't recognize the .mov file format my camera uses so I run the files through a converter to avi format which may mess with the size (I know it effects the quality). What do you want for free though?? ;)
You don't want to gouge the gasket mating surface you are cleaning which is especially important with aluminum since it is a softer metal. Lightly scraping with a razor blade is fine. I wouldn't show it in a video but I use a 3M scuffing pad on a die grinder when I remove old gasket material.
-Jessie
Great set of videos!!
*EDIT* LOL piston ring bangles, my wife would love those :icon_mrgreen:
Quote from: Mad Dog on January 18, 2012, 08:30:53 PM
*EDIT* LOL piston ring bangles, my wife would love those :icon_mrgreen:
Each one you wear will add 1 hp to your bike :woohoo:
Thanks, BGS, for putting this all together.
Can we add this to the Video Tutorial Thread
This is really good stuff
Now all we need is a video on rejetting carbs :mad:
Quote from: ghostrider_23 on January 19, 2012, 05:48:43 AM
Now all we need is a video on rejetting carbs :mad:
It's in the works....
-Jessie
awesome video! very detailed and well put together. great work!
think i'll listen to you break down the engine instead of music while i work :thumb:
there's a little crack you can use to get free version of Sony Vegas 9 pro. its what i use to edit all my footage with, and handles all footage(from my old AVCHD format sony, to my t2i's and also my gopros) very well. pm me if you'd like some links
Quote from: ghostrider_23 on January 19, 2012, 05:48:43 AM
Can we add this to the Video Tutorial Thread
This is really good stuff
Done
What's going on here!?!?! That is not a sandwich nor are you in a kitchen! :flipoff: :flipoff: :flipoff:
Now where's the hide smiley? :tongue2:
Great video guys makes the job look alot simpler and achievable.
Quote from: PachmanP on January 19, 2012, 04:33:08 PM
What's going on here!?!?! That is not a sandwich nor are you in a kitchen! :flipoff: :flipoff: :flipoff:
New year, new bikes, same old pachmanp :flipoff:.
Quote from: steezin_and_wheezin on January 19, 2012, 07:36:58 AM
awesome video! very detailed and well put together. great work!
think i'll listen to you break down the engine instead of music while i work :thumb:
there's a little crack you can use to get free version of Sony Vegas 9 pro. its what i use to edit all my footage with, and handles all footage(from my old AVCHD format sony, to my t2i's and also my gopros) very well. pm me if you'd like some links
I have Vegas 11 and tons of add-ons like Boris Red and others.
:2guns: NOT FOND OF BOOTLEGGING! :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono:
I am in the software business.
Bootlegging and piracy is why all these crappy laws are going to get passed. If you use it - buy it. Lots of great programs are no longer available because they didn't make enough money to stay in business - due to bootleggers.
I'm sorry i got on yer bad side adidas, but unfortunately for me i'm NOT in the software business haha. So those individuals buying thousands of dollars of software aren't helping my paycheck. Thus I am a poor architectural draftsman getting the architects table scraps, and don't have a spare $600(yes the price of the base package of Vegas (http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/buy/vegaspro?disp=1)) to spend on software i'm going to use no more than 5 times a year.
HELL I'm am still saving for my own $5,000 copy of Autodesk's Architectural Desktop (http://store.autodesk.com/store/adskus/en_US/pd/productID.230758400) that would be a great benefit for me and my career. Then on top that there's another $5,500 software my job is trying to move it. Not going to even start saving for it yet..
If prices were comparable to the benefits I get from it I would put forth the money, for sure. Until then, its either use the shitty free Windows Movie Maker, or scheme a multi billion dollar corporation's 3 year old software....
Use Vegas Movie Studio. Same program without the confusing fluff you would never use unless doing professional movies.
$95 list price. (Version 10 as low as $60)
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/vegassoftware
Version 9 as low as $30 from Amazon.
If you are taking classes and have a student ID (even DeVry, or other places) you can get student discounts on many expensive programs.
Vegas Video, Sound Forge and Acid started out as a small company of a few people. I first started supporting them 10 or so years ago when I saw their booth at the NAB convention. Their click & pop restoration of vinyl records impressed me. A few years ago Sony bought them because they needed a great video program for all their video products.
ULead Video Studio is excellent entry level program for $75 or so.
You only need the expensive programs for advanced features you'll probably never use - like unlimited video tracks.
ok. so i didn't do my research.
back OT - This is by far the best video walk thru for a gs engine break down :thumb: