 reggie Spanner Monkey
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 oldbiker Nitrous Nuisance

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 Posted: 16:49 - 29 Dec 2009 Post subject: |
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Assuming that the flywheel is securely on the taper and tightened up correctly also that the primary drive gear is securely fitted and the nut is not loose.
At a guess you have had a bearing cage on the crank fail, or less likely, you have snapped the crank shaft,
both would need a strip down and replacement parts, ____________________ It`s all powerfull white mans magic
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 reggie Spanner Monkey
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 oldbiker Nitrous Nuisance

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 Pete. Super Spammer

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 Posted: 03:52 - 31 Dec 2009 Post subject: Re: dtr crank shaft play |
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| reggie wrote: | i recentlay swaped my kx85 for a dt that had aparantlay blown up,
on receving the dt i striped the engine, and it turnd out the keyway on the clutch side had sheard off, causing the balancer shaft not to spin and the bike vibrate like crap. i also discoverd the crank seals were in bad condition, i was told by the previous owener that the crankshaft in it is out of a dtre? i split the cases and replaced the main berings and seals all was fine for about 4000miles.
then i sized the engine. on removal and inspection the topend and checking for big end play the crank. i noticed i can push and pull the flywheel sideways in engine, what could be causing this ? |
It means that the crankshaft journals are a loose fit in the main bearings, allowing the crank to slide side to side. I'm not familiar with the engine to know if there should be thrust washers etc to control the lateral movement but what ~I would do is buy new bearings and seals, remove the old bearings then take a very sharp centrepunch and go around the journals making tiny punch marks where the bearing sits, in a pattern like the five spots on a dice, then press the bearing back on with a tiny bit of loctitie bearing-fit. This will stop your crank moving and reduce the noise & vibration of the engine, and reduce wear too. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
132.9mph off and walked away. Gear is good, gear is good, gear is very very good  |
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