Blown Head gasket!
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From: Knoxville, IA
Blown Head gasket!
I blew the head gasket on my '93 900rr today. I noticed this when i found coolant spitting out of the backside of the motor where the gasket is.
I am looking for some advice as far as things to look out for. Such as (keeping timing correct, what to watch out for, and what not to break.)
I already have a new gasket ordered and am wondering how you would suggest cleaning the milky oil out of the motor.
Also is there an online manual or spec guide for this model so i can figure out how to put it all back together?
I am looking for some advice as far as things to look out for. Such as (keeping timing correct, what to watch out for, and what not to break.)
I already have a new gasket ordered and am wondering how you would suggest cleaning the milky oil out of the motor.
Also is there an online manual or spec guide for this model so i can figure out how to put it all back together?
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I blew the head gasket on my '93 900rr today. I noticed this when i found coolant spitting out of the backside of the motor where the gasket is.
I am looking for some advice as far as things to look out for. Such as (keeping timing correct, what to watch out for, and what not to break.)
I already have a new gasket ordered and am wondering how you would suggest cleaning the milky oil out of the motor.
Also is there an online manual or spec guide for this model so i can figure out how to put it all back together?
I am looking for some advice as far as things to look out for. Such as (keeping timing correct, what to watch out for, and what not to break.)
I already have a new gasket ordered and am wondering how you would suggest cleaning the milky oil out of the motor.
Also is there an online manual or spec guide for this model so i can figure out how to put it all back together?
Keeping the timing correct is not difficult, when you reassemble you just need to align markers on your gears/cams whatever.
As for the nasty oil, I would just change the oil and filter as well as drop the pan after draining to get any left over crud out. After you change the oil, run the bike for a minute and check the oil stick... You might have to change it again, but probably not.
The important part is to get a good manual.
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go to ebay and by the factory manual. Its spendy but more than worth it
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/93-95...ht_1708wt_1298
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/93-95...ht_1708wt_1298
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Just need to know how the marks are supposed to be alligned? on both cams is an "ex" and "in" mark and what mark on the crank is TDC? I know one cam is for intake and the other cam is for exhaust.
Why are both marked with similar marks and how do you allign them?
I put it back together as close to what it looked like when I took it apart but it just doesnt sound right and doesnt run like it should.
Why are both marked with similar marks and how do you allign them?
I put it back together as close to what it looked like when I took it apart but it just doesnt sound right and doesnt run like it should.
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You can get one to down load here if you have nothing else ...
Might as well grab one anyways ...make for good reading when you are bored ....lol
MC "Black Bears"
Might as well grab one anyways ...make for good reading when you are bored ....lol
MC "Black Bears"
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What the hell were you doing to throw a rod ???? dragging her ???