Hello

Is there any photo I could ask for which will show me what I am going to see when I drop the oil pan?

I will be very helpful for me... very appreciated!

 

You will see, the inside of the oil pan, and from the engine, an oil pick up and shiny spinny bits - bottom of conrods and crankshaft.

What are you looking for? What do you expect?

Honda Cbr1000f 1000 Hurricane 1987 Usa Oil Pump - schematic partsfiche

Cheers, SB

 

Guys, I just need a photo, if you have it, of the engine without the oil pan because I want to see service opportunities if I were to work on the bike from the inspection pit...

 

There is not a lot to see with the sump cover removed. What you will see is the crank shaft minus the ends, the connecting rod caps and the bottom of the cam chain tensioner sprocket. As SB mentioned, you'll also see the oil pick-up. There are not a lot of service opportunities down there, if any. To service the lower end would require the cases to be split.

 

looks I have to see it by myself, I must get down to the oil pump chain..

 

Unfortunately you can't replace the oil chain without a complete stripdown of the engine.
Sad but true.

 

You could undo the oil pump sprocket cut the chain and link a new masterlink chain
to the old and manually crank the motor until the new chain comes back around the crank.

I remember seeing a chain replacement part number once about five years ago somewhere
............ if I find it - that was a half dozen laptops or so ago, I'll post it up

It's a 62 Link chain just got to find the size and pitch , one on the left of this pic from Henry's tear down

 

There must be a symbol stamped on the side of the link, I suppose it is a regular timing chain that can be easily relinked.