Sleeve removal

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Sleeve removal

04 Dec 2006 12:43
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1976 kz 900 , how do I remove the sleeves out the cylinder block? ready to send it out.

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Re: Sleeve removal

04 Dec 2006 12:57
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Aluminum expands twice as much as steel when heated. 450 degree oven should make the hole a bit larger than the sleeve.

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Re: Sleeve removal

04 Dec 2006 14:49
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It is like butter baby:woohoo: YA GOTTA LOVE THIS WEB SITEB)

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Re: Sleeve removal

04 Dec 2006 15:25
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yeah just dont let solomrus hand you a towel to pull of the oven with a hole where your finger goes!:P

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Re: Sleeve removal

04 Dec 2006 20:08
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wireman wrote:
yeah just dont let solomrus hand you a towel to pull of the oven with a hole where your finger goes!:P
I had to do it while the wifee was out:whistle:

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Re: Sleeve removal

06 Dec 2006 06:47
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Are the sleeves removable out of my 650 also?
1979 KZ SR650, stock candy persimmon red and crossover pipes
1981 KZ 1000LTD with non stock and more comfortable handle bars and 4 into one V&H
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Re: Sleeve removal

06 Dec 2006 06:54
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yup, steel sleeves in an aluminum block. use the same trick.
worried that they will be worn out when you take it apart?

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Re: Sleeve removal

06 Dec 2006 14:38
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kz-mtd wrote:
wireman wrote:
yeah just dont let solomrus hand you a towel to pull of the oven with a hole where your finger goes!:P
I had to do it while the wifee was out:whistle:

Were you allowed back in the house after she came home? Did it smoke the whole place up?:P

Jay

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Re: Sleeve removal

06 Dec 2006 15:48
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APE Jay wrote:
kz-mtd wrote:
wireman wrote:
yeah just dont let solomrus hand you a towel to pull of the oven with a hole where your finger goes!:P
I had to do it while the wifee was out:whistle:

Were you allowed back in the house after she came home? Did it smoke the whole place up?:P

Jay
It took about five to ten minutes and that's it :side: I cleaned it for the most part so it could not really produce a smell:whistle:

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Re: Sleeve removal

06 Dec 2006 16:30
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russ's wife smelled it as soon as she got out of her car!:whistle: :P

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Re: Sleeve removal

06 Dec 2006 17:49
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a good bbq grill also works. it keeps you in the good graces of your spouse and leaves a nice smokey taste when your done. then you can use the dishwasher as a parts cleaner.

#1 strip parts of all rubber parts and gasket material

#2 fill dishwasher with purple power and insert parts

#3 stop halfway through to get a good soak going then restart

#4 while dishwasher is on it's drying mode, run to store and buy flowers and diamonds because you are getting caught for sure.

#5 wait till she leaves and repeat as nessessary

#6 thank her for understanding the kz obsession we are all guilty of and promise never to do dumb sh#t like this again.

(btw, never use the bathtub as a parts washer, that is just to redneck and wrong in so many ways)
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.

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