How hard is a 350 install??
#12
I don't know if it would help you, but I wrote down on a legal pad what I removed in order.
When I started to reassemble, I just looked at the list in reverse and made sure that I didn't miss anything.
It sucks to have something assembled and realize that you missed something and have to go back and do a 're do'.
When I started to reassemble, I just looked at the list in reverse and made sure that I didn't miss anything.
It sucks to have something assembled and realize that you missed something and have to go back and do a 're do'.
#13
I don't know if it would help you, but I wrote down on a legal pad what I removed in order.
When I started to reassemble, I just looked at the list in reverse and made sure that I didn't miss anything.
It sucks to have something assembled and realize that you missed something and have to go back and do a 're do'.
When I started to reassemble, I just looked at the list in reverse and made sure that I didn't miss anything.
It sucks to have something assembled and realize that you missed something and have to go back and do a 're do'.
#14
Ron
#15
Here's a tip. Read all the relavent sections in the service manual through completely before you decide to do anything. If it all makes sense to you then proceed. If it doesn't ask your mechanic friend to clarify it for you. Then if it makes sense continue. Your first time take pictures at every step before disassembling and have exploded parts diagrams on hand. Get some zip lock baggies and and a box/tub and keep all the similar parts in the same baggie then label the baggie. For example keep the cams, cam tower caps, cap bolts, etc,and bolts together. It will make reassembly much easier.
#16
THAT is not hard...removal of a circlip. However, make SURE you have the guts of your engine covered completely. My first one popped off to anywhere....although I had rags over the engine, I should have had it better covered. Lucky for me, it hung up on top of a radiator hose! It could have been bad news. Read up on all the 351 exchanges, take your time, don't do anything you don't understand, and you'll be fine.
#18
1 more question! is it worth getting the tm33 bored out from bill also? I loved the pumper carb on my 06 450, when i went back to riding the klx it seemed like it took forever for the bike to rev up. any input on that?