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Still recovering,some days are better than others.
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Is this wheel supposed to have teeth on it? :ohmy:
that idler did not have teeth to start with.those notches are worn into the rubber wheel.does it have any cracks?
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enlarging the holes may give you piece of mind but that is probably all.
leon
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Larry what's funky about the oil pump?
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no side to side wobble?
leon
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Smallest deck height measurement was .35mm.
Got the cylinders off. No fin damage or other nonsense like that...
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I took this pic to remind me about the rubber pads that go under the gasket. No the missing one did not fall in.
I wasn't really sure if I was going to take the bottom end apart, but now that it's dirty and I want to replace the cam chain I guess I will.
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Leon, the wheel has fine, hairline marks (cracks?) on one side. No slop. I imagine it's fine to run, but not really sure. Guess I should get a new one. I think I saw it for $86 someplace, seems pretty steep for a rubber wheel... I'll have to check a few sources. I may be low budget, but I do want to do things right while I have it apart.
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Didn't anyone notice anything funky about that oil pump?
Anyone??
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DoubleDub wrote:
thats what is commonly refered to as mass production! :laugh:Nelson wrote:
Seems odd that the bearing hole doesn't line up with the passage. Should I enlarge it to line up? Of course I'll probably be puttin in new bearings, but if those don't line up should I enlarge them?
Looks to me like it was swapped from another spot or another bike. I think those were specific to bike/location due to manufacturing methods?
More of a case of improper installation IMO. That bearing isn't all the way over where it belongs.
Oil pump looks like it's got a metal tag on it I have never seen that inside any 900 / 1000 motor. Might be fine but I'm thinking it was remanufactured or something. Obviously the top end was getting oil.
I'd shit can all those old cam chain rollers and pillow blocks. You're talking some $$$ but it IS the right thing to do. Cam chain too..... do the works and be done with it if you can raise the capital
You'll see budget racer throw that old junk right back in their motors. Who cares, it's only going 1/4 mile at a time and the truck's back at the other end of the track :laugh: This is a street bike....'nother animal altogether
If all the cam bearings look like that, just lightly smooth them with a piece of 1000G paper. Then rinse and wipe with a paper towel. If you pull the valves out, clean everything up and put the cams in [oiled journal and bearings] & spin them to see if they spin nice and free.
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