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Old 02-14-2015, 03:27 PM
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Hi all, got around and started removing my cylinder head to remove a blown gasket. I removed the 12 nuts inside the head tho it wont come lose and when i try to lift it with a lever i ended up lifting the cylinders to. Its stile all in place tho cant figuer out what i am doing wrong. Any help?
 
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Old 02-14-2015, 03:35 PM
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Are there 2 smaller bolts by the chain?
 
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Are there 2 smaller bolts by the chain?
i suspect that you are referring to the bolts on the cam chain gears on top?
Yes i did. Ellse the chain wont come loose
 
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No, the ones that bolt the head to the case under the gears.
 
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Originally Posted by 74demon
No, the ones that bolt the head to the case under the gears.
Are those for the cylinders and not the head?
 
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The cylinders float, I believe. They may just be stuck....

The bolts connect the head to the block. If the head is loose, then you got them or don't have them.
 
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Originally Posted by 74demon
The cylinders float, I believe. They may just be stuck....

The bolts connect the head to the block. If the head is loose, then you got them or don't have them.
I don't suppose you could point it out in the manual or post a photo of what you mean with cylinders float?
 
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Old 02-14-2015, 05:59 PM
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Not for an F1.

I'm just guessing on your specific motor. If the barrels are loose, then they are of the floating design. Otherwise, you would be in BIG trouble....
 
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Caveat - my suggestion is based upon removing heads from other engines, not CBRs - If there is nothing else holding the head down you might need to smack the head on the sides with a rubber mallet to break it free from the head gasket.
 
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Old 02-14-2015, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Doc B.
Caveat - my suggestion is based upon removing heads from other engines, not CBRs - If there is nothing else holding the head down you might need to smack the head on the sides with a rubber mallet to break it free from the head gasket.
I did that all ready sins its not my first time taking an engine apart tho nothing. there is a slit movement tho not only from the head. I have removed the head cover, the cams and the 12 nuts that are designated in the manual. Can't seem to understand what is amiss here...
 


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