there are some bearings that you need codes for coz they are oneoff sizes
and seals that have to be double liped etc
if you let me know when your buyin bits il just give you the code and the cheapest/best place to get the parts your after...
this whole rebuild cost dtdan £240
if you think about the fact that the crank was fecked.. and that cost £75 all bearings are genuine issue ..seals ...circlips all yam etc you can see just how cheap weve done a ... FULL GENUINE REBUILD with proper parts .....now that is cheap
if you need to remove your own bearings etc il show you how to make the tools with stuff youve got lying around (bolts etc) or stuff you can get for like £5-6 from any bolt shop
oh and we only used the haynes for torque settings etc
JUST TO LET EVERYONE KNOW ..THE HAYNES HAS SOME BAD MISTAKES IN IT THAT CONTRADICT ITSELF AND YAMAHAS WAY OF DOING IT/WRONG SIZES/DIFFERENT PARTS/METHOD /ETC...DONT TRUST YOUR HAYNES
by the way the guy in the pics is owner dtdan (UGLY BARSTARD LOL only jokin bruv ,hurry up and join the site man) haha he'll have somfin to say to that
enjoy
-- Edited by GADGET on Saturday 25th of June 2011 11:26:32 PM
-- Edited by GADGET on Saturday 25th of June 2011 11:33:20 PM
Its amazing mate but one good thing is, NOW of course you know exactly what goes on inside your engine, etc etc etc and you know everything is sweet, maybe I should have a go at this, cos I have always wondered whats going on in mine, when you drop the engine out the frame, is it heavy at all, or quite easy to pick up? As I am still learning, and fast didnt realise to drop the engine all you have to do is take a few wires out undo the engine bolts and its out, seems to good to be true