First time building an engine is always an adventure.
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Reassembly Woes: Stuck pistons
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ameen
nice, good thing i came across that. Damn, that gets me to thinking, i hope there are not any other small pieces that lost...
First time building an engine is always an adventure.
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mike_of_bbg
Yeah, I lost that piece myself and the spring that goes with it. They were about $1 each from my local Zook dealer. They kept using the same plunger up until 2004 or 2005 on some bikes IIRC. Loss of the gear indicator is not such a big deal to me, but it's really nice knowing when I'm in neutral
There shouldn't be too many surprises like that.
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ameen
Update: so i got the pistons in. Noticed something new though. The nubs on the end of the crankshaft are broken
can i just JB Weld them? I am not about to replace the crankshaft.
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ameen
so, i guess the pic the didnt upload.
but what is my best option? it is the nubbs under the 19mm bolt on the right side of teh engine that turns the crank.
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67fire
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ameen
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67fire
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ameen
i took the bolt off already and there are two sheared off spots where there used to be the nubs. they point in the direction of the crankshaft.
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67fire
I don't have factory elec. ignition so I don't know what is missing. Perhaps some kind of insulator? Someone will chime in and explain it to both of us, I hope. I would think that whatever it is, it is replaceable.
Eric
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ameen
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Suzuki_Don
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