Removing Cylinder while in frame?

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Removing Cylinder while in frame?

Post by smb2200 » 06 Mar 2005, 21:37

Hi Huys,

Just wondering how you get the cylinder off while the engine is still in the frame. I have the head off already.

The exhaust studs seem to hit the frame. Is there someway of getting around this??

Your help would be appreciated.

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Post by CRM'er » 07 Mar 2005, 02:26

On my mk2 i had to take off the oil line connecting to the frame to get the barrel off. It may have been possible without doing that but it helped. Just takes a bit of fiddling around to get out. You should definetly be able to get it out while the engines in the frame

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Post by smb2200 » 07 Mar 2005, 23:40

Thanks for the reply CRM'er.

Managed to get the cylinder off but had to undo the engine mount bolts and swingarm (which was a chance to grease it anyway), to rotate the engine slightly. Mainly because the exhaust studs where hitting the frame.

I also had to undo the oil pipe as you said.

Thanks again,

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Post by rogercrm » 09 Mar 2005, 20:34

I took out the exhaust studs..............

Roger.


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