Scooter Crankshaft Bearing Installation : Hot & Cold Method How To
How to install bearings onto a crankshaft using the hot and cold method shown in just one minute in HD! This method works for many crankshafts as well as other bearing installation applications, not just for scooters.
DIO MONSTER RACING PISTON PROBLEMS
54MM piston is too tall and will hit crankshaft. The skirts must be shaved to supply clearance for full piston/crank rotation.
Remachining John Deere PowerTech piston
Reducing compression ratio to 1:14.5 and milling valve pockets for tractorpulling
Compressie verhouding verlagen naar 1:14.5 en klep uitsparingen frezen.
YZ 125 Crank Bearing Failure
Ive had to put 3 new cranks into my yz 125. i thought i found the problem, but i havent yet.
Block Honing
Honing a block on our Sunnen equipment.
We demonstrate how to spilt a case and remove the crankshaft from a motorcycle or ATV Engine
Using a crankcase splitter / crankshaft remover from http://www.rent-these-tools.com , we demonstrate splitting the crank case, and removing the crankshaft from a Polaris Predator 500. This video is provided as a general reference. You should consult your service manual for specific procedures for your application.
On some motors, this tool is a necessity for replacing or rebuilding the crankshaft, replacing worn crankshaft bearings, or repairing the transmission.
502 Crankshaft Balancing.wmv
See how John at Costa Mesa R&D Automotive Machine balances a big block Chevrolet 502 crankshaft. www.engine-machining.com (949) 631-6376
GY6 Installation Oil Pump & Starter Clutch
In this video, I show you how to remove and install an oil pump and starter clutch in a GY6 engine. All kinds of performance parts and stock OEM parts for GY6 engines are available at MonsterGY6.com
crank seal replacement.wmv
Here is a video on changing the left crank seal on a 1975 Kawasaki 500cc 2 stroke triple. It is pretty much the same procedure on all the triples, and for the right side crank seal, you just have to get to the other seal.
How To Remove Pressed-on Bearings - EricTheCarGuy
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I know this one does not cover an entire procedure but it just worked out this way. I did however want to show how to remove this type of bearing should you run into it. I didn't show the installation for 2 reasons on this, first, I just didn't have the time to shoot it, and second I recommend pressing new bearings on rather than hammering them into place (I don't have a press yet). I would say that hammering them is OK but you risk damage to the bearing and if that happens it is a lot of work and more money to fix it. Be sure to wear your safety glasses!
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