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Dissasembly of a CB 72 189 deg. crank

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PJ
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Dissasembly of a CB 72 189 deg. crank

Post by PJ » Wed Oct 06, 2004 4:18 pm

Can anyone tell me how the crank is taken apart to replace the two inner crankshaft bearings? I will also need the numbers of the bearings to find replacements. Any vendor purchase reccomendations ?<br /><br />Thank You<br />PJ

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Re: Dissasembly of a CB 72 189 deg. crank

Post by georGe » Wed Oct 06, 2004 8:58 pm

Thats a heavy under taking splitting the crank !! If youve never done a crank before dont let this be your first. As for bearings I dont know what numbers I can tell ya that most bearings are readily availabe from a bearing house.<br /><br />georGe

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Re: Dissasembly of a CB 72 180 deg. crank

Post by PJ » Wed Oct 06, 2004 9:45 pm

I have done many cranks on singles but I can't seem to fathom what the tool would be, to separate this specific twin cylinder Honda crank. Is it keyed in such a way that it could be switched from a 180 to a 360 crank ? how is it aligned and what kind of force is required to separate it ? Also someone out there must know the bearing numbers and where they might be found ?<br /><br />Thanks<br />PJ

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Re: Dissasembly of a CB 72 189 deg. crank

Post by georGe » Thu Oct 07, 2004 6:54 pm

I have the Honda part numbers for the bearings but do not know what they cross reference to. <br />I dont believe that the crank pins are keyed which is why you need to have the correct alignment rods for assembly. <br />There is a &quot;special&quot; jig from what I understand for pressing these cranks,I looked in a Honda tool catalog from the 60's and do not see any reference to it.<br />Try getting in touch w/ Bill Silver as he has a exstnsive knowledge of these engines . You can find him some where on honda305.com or here... http://allexperts.com/displayExpert.asp?Expert=26814<br /><br />georGe<br />

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