Ahhh....Opps....
From the Clymer DR250/350 Manual (discussing lower end rebuild):
"Even though the crankcase has been washed there may be a residual oil or solvent odor left in the oven after heating the crankcase. If you use a household oven, first check with the person who uses the oven for food preparation to avoid getting into trouble." (p. 142)
You have been warned... :-)
The chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one, he said.
Bardcore Hiker
mmm roast crankcase, spuds, pumpkin & parsnip.
Shaken, not stirred in the shakey city!
Forum whore
Yep - it's in my GSX750F Clymer manual too
Richard
Forum whore
Yeah,used to upset my mother to find a crankcase in the oven.These days it's my oven,so no problem.
In the riders seat
I once had a similar problem when I was heating a crankcase prior to putting some bearings in itOriginally Posted by Motu
"If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."
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