Horrendous scraping when kicking over
Are those bits alloy or steel they look alloy
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Piston skirt.debris jamming the crank.
Don't force it or you could break the crank housing.
Don't force it or you could break the crank housing.
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Assuming he'd have said if the piston was damaged in any way when you took the barrel off.
Looking like crank big end
Looking like crank big end
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First time I lost part of the piston skirt the break was so clean it was hard to tell anything had fallen off.
First time I lost part of the piston skirt the break was so clean it was hard to tell anything had fallen off.
If you have stipped it as you state so far im sure you wont have much trouble taking the crank out.
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Well big end bearings gone definitely I can move the con rod about 10mm at the big end. Bugger and damn.
It looks like I need special tools for the crank. May as well take the engine out and take it somewhere to be done.
It looks like I need special tools for the crank. May as well take the engine out and take it somewhere to be done.
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It'll be a bit easier with special tools but it's perfectly possible to remove and replace the crank with normal hand tools. I know as I don't have any 'crank' tools myself and have never had any problem. Just don't use a hammer directly on the drive side to knock the crank out if you want to use the webs again.vRSG60 wrote:Well big end bearings gone definitely I can move the con rod about 10mm at the big end. Bugger and damn.
It looks like I need special tools for the crank. May as well take the engine out and take it somewhere to be done.