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08 Ninja 250 Chain Adjust Clean Lube

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Uploaded by on Jul 3, 2008

How to adjust, clean, and lube the drive chain on the 2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250

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  • you forgot torque wrench to make sure you torque up the rear axle nut properly to negate the risk of the rear axle coming loose! also the manual/service manual to get correct torque wrench settings.

  • To do this "per the book" you would need to torque the axle nut to spec...but in the real world most people don't have a tq wrench. You cant get it too tight, and if you're dumb enough to leave it loose you probably shouldnt be on a motorcycle. It also has a cotter pin in it to stop it from backing off if too loose...

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  • i think most people can afford 30 bucks for a torque wrench. This should really be stressed.

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  • Thanks for the video: a great help!

  • going to do this today, thanks so much! very helpful!

  • Should you tighten the chain so there is absolutely no slack ?? I'm new to riding so I don't know too much

  • when cleaning the inside of the chain you are turning the rear wheel in an incorrect manner! That's an easy way to lose a finger! You show the correct way to do it when you lubed the chain, at the end.

    Always turn the wheel clockwise when you're cleaning the bottom part of the chain.

    I usually hang a rag to block any over spray from getting on my tire

  • @TheAmazingTTOCS lol u can buy cotter pin sets at advanced auto parts for 2 bucks

  • I was told not to lube the chain until after it's warmed up. True?

  • @TheAmazingTTOCS You can get a new one from most any automobile parts store for about 15 cents each.

  • @newninja250r

    That's a good how to, appreciate it, but regarding the statement "You can't get it too tight" I have to call BS, sorry.

    You should read up on it before making such a claim, you definitely CAN get it too tight. A torque wrench makes a lot of sense, not just for the axle nuts.

  • where did you get the new cotter pin? from the dealership? if so did they charge you, or just give it to you?

  • Well Done NewNja! Very detailed and helpful.

    May I ask why you havent made more? Your muffler info was awesome.

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