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  1. #16
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    Realisticly Lets think--top gasket set -$75.00 1 set of rings $70.00
    1 replacement valve $30. Valve seat cut X4 $120.00 (30.00 per seat)
    Oil n filter $30.00
    Unless it also need a piston the rest is labour
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    its all just nuts and bolts..EJ. have a go yourself.
    sounds like a burntout valve to me.
    not to expensive.

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    I got the problem here (From Colemans Suzuki)

    Still Colemans are not too sure
    • Low compression
    • Leaking inlet Valve
    • and it was filled with water


    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Realisticly Lets think--top gasket set -$75.00 1 set of rings $70.00
    1 replacement valve $30. Valve seat cut X4 $120.00 (30.00 per seat)
    Oil n filter $30.00
    Unless it also need a piston the rest is labour
    I think I'll need a manual too


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    Full of WATER?? do what?
    Leaking inlet valve is easy peasy to fix --not a major--might even get away with a valve seat recut
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Full of WATER?? do what?
    Leaking inlet valve is easy peasy to fix --not a major--might even get away with a valve seat recut
    I don't know how the water got there...

    Well, what parts do I need to fix? and where can I buy them? Same as above?


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    Depends on the state of the valve. If the valve seat can simply be recut then all you will need is a top gasket set. if not youll need a valve or two
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    Mate truely you would be hard pressed to find a simpler bike to work on--except maybee a honda C50 lol
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    Right, first things first... I'll pick up the bike from the workshop tomorrow.


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    Full of WATER ??? It's air cooled, isn't it ? If it IS wtaer cooled and the barrel's full of water you've blown a head gasket. And a leaking INLET valve is a rare thing. Possible, but they don't often burn. Might just be tight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Full of WATER ???
    Well one night it was raining hard and I found that the airbox was filled with water + Petrol (I still don't know how the petrol got into the airbox).

    The airbox with petrol, GIJOE1313 knows better


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    Quote Originally Posted by EJKDDORAI View Post
    I don't know how the water got there...
    Wasn't me..........i dont so that anymore

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJKDDORAI View Post
    Yep, I got a call from the Colemans Suzuki this morning.

    Where do I start...

    I thought the bike only had a problem with the carb but it turned out to be something more serious...

    OK, colemans called me and told me about the problems:
    • Messed up cylinder head (dunno about that)
    • Low compression ratio. Got a leak or something...
    • something else... I forgot

    I'll edit the list when I get the full details.


    So its the engine which as the problem and it'll be expesive to fix

    OK, since this is another of "Fuck! Another problem! I need help from KBers!" thread, I'll need some suggestions...

    So far I thought of
    • Selling the bike as it is on Trademe (like this)
    • get a new engine
    • fix it from Colemans ($900, I don't think so tho)
    • and thats it


    Hmph!
    Push the smegger off a cliff and use insurance money to buy a new one.

    Tough luck dude, sometimes you have to cut your losses...
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    OK Thanks to FROSTY, now the bike is at a safe location

    Now, It's the fixing part...

    Opening the engine and getting the parts...

    Where do I start?


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    So far--initial view

    Ok 1 --bikes beeen beaten up a bit. -Ill get my painter to tidy the tank for ya.--You need to buy a brake n clutch lever,
    2) batteries as flat as a pancake--has it always been this way?
    3) Oil is waaay overfull
    4) starter motor sounds like it wants to jump outa the side of the engine
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