Rebuilt and going strong!!!

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Rebuilt and going strong!!!

Post by Sarge69 » 19 Aug 2008, 11:29

Hi again,

Just finished the rebuild on my mark 2,
the wossner oversize piston went straight in (as it should), thankfully i checked th rc valve before sealing it all up as it was going to foul on the piston, which i'm sure would not be pretty!!
Anyway, i filed it down and reassembled the motor, changed the oil and added fresh coolant.
Second kick it fired up and idled straight away!!

After putting around for a couple of hours, i decided to open the throttle in first and needless to say, i was quite impressed. the front wheel became airborne quite easily.
I did disconnect the oil pump and am now premixing the fuel at 40:1, i'm pretty sure the pump is what caused the first seizure.

I also grabbed a new sticker kit to tidy it up a bit, looks a treat now.

Looking forward to some really good rides now, starting with a big one this weekend, hopefuly all goes well!

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Post by fallenmikethebike » 19 Aug 2008, 18:09

Sarge69 wrote:Hi again,

Just finished the rebuild on my mark 2,
the wossner oversize piston went straight in (as it should), thankfully i checked th rc valve before sealing it all up as it was going to foul on the piston, which i'm sure would not be pretty!!
Anyway, i filed it down and reassembled the motor, changed the oil and added fresh coolant.
Second kick it fired up and idled straight away!!

After putting around for a couple of hours, i decided to open the throttle in first and needless to say, i was quite impressed. the front wheel became airborne quite easily.
I did disconnect the oil pump and am now premixing the fuel at 40:1, i'm pretty sure the pump is what caused the first seizure.

I also grabbed a new sticker kit to tidy it up a bit, looks a treat now.

Looking forward to some really good rides now, starting with a big one this weekend, hopefuly all goes well!
Result Sarge , just build her up gently to work harden those contact surfaces .
VFORCE REEDS-MUGEN HEAD AND BARREL-WHITE POWER-ALL ON MY WISH LIST!!

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Post by Gwyn » 20 Aug 2008, 08:28

Nice one Sarge 8-) Have fun mate 8-) :)
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Re: Rebuilt and going strong!!!

Post by bodge » 22 Aug 2008, 22:49

hey sarge, why dont you replace the two stroke tube that leads from the pump to the carb with a clear tube, that way you can see if the oil is geting to the carb or not.

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Post by Sarge69 » 24 Aug 2008, 10:57

I've already disconnected the pump, seems to run really well.......

unfortunately i'm not. I went riding on the weekend and flipped it, hyper-extending my knee.
good news i suppose is that there is no damage to the bike!!
And i can say that it is running really hard.

Looks like it'l be a couple of weeks before i get back on.


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