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Jumping SpeedoCheck the speedo cable; it might not be screwed in/fastened all the way at either the speedo connection, or where it goes into the front wheel. (2) You might be somehow getting gas onto your oil; gas in oil will produce a bunch of white smoke (black smoke usually means oil is burning, i.e getting pa...
KeysHi Hahnda;
The number on the ignition switch is T9644; any help? And where would I get one recut?? -John
Petcock RemovalThat was awesome! Seriously, that was a big help in identifying where everything goes; thanks, paperslammer!
Stuck PistonsHi guys; Thanks everybody for the great input and photos; I believe my pstons are, or appear to be (of Course! ) at BDC, so yes, that's going to make it a lot more interesting...I was thinking that, since it seems I'm going to be splitting the cases anyway, I was going to attack the problem from bel...
Gas Tank cleaningJust my 2 cents, but I've cleaned out all my bike's tanks with just kerosene and BB's - put about 2 pints of kero in the tank, dump in a goodly amount of BB's or slingshsot ammo and shake, rattle and roll for a while; drain out the kero, take out the BB's with a magnet, top off the tank with gas, in...
Stuck PistonsThanks guys; I'll try both of those. I'm just worried that all those hammer blows will crack or otherwise damage the piston rod, and/or the transmission, from the transfer of force to the piston and down the rod to the transmission. Both the pistons are pretty much level in the cylinders - the tops ...
Stuck PistonsOkay; so I have the head and top end off my 1964 CA77 305, and I can't seem to budge the pistons; I'm afraid they may be rusted to the cylinders. I've applied heat and pressure( a few good knocks with a wooden block and a hammer), but they do not want to budge. The cylinder head itself is free of th...
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