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schlageter

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  1. Hello everybody! As a follow-up on this thread, I can tell you guys what I finally found wrong with the engine... Partially rotated rod bearing [emoji24][emoji857] Soo basically, the tube in charge to suck the oil from the bottom of the engine was loose, generating a low oil pressure. The previous retarded owner, removed a lot of the frontal electrical system, including the oil pressure light. Because there was not enough oil running through the crankshaft, one of the rod bearings got overheated and was partially rotated and half destroyed in the process. How do I fix it? The crankshaft has scratches on, the same as the rod so I have to replace both, plus all the crankshaft and rod bearings, but I am afraid of the new setup of new bearings thickness and rod selection since there are some configuration preset on the crankcase Any suggestions? Enviado desde mi Nexus 6 mediante Tapatalk
  2. Hahahaha it is a bit more far than that, I'm actually in Colombia, but still it is a good idea to purchase that tool, I still can order it and get it delivered here, I'll definitely check it out :D Enviado desde mi Nexus 6 mediante Tapatalk
  3. The bike is a vfr750 1990, the sound is coming more from the engine than from any other place, and as you can hear, it is LOUUUDD :'( This is a gear driven cam, and I hope I don't have to replace a camshaft Enviado desde mi Nexus 6 mediante Tapatalk
  4. Hello guys, I'm pretty much new with the VFRs, I just purchase this bike for a really low price, the previous owner got pregnant and they needed the money, they were doing an stetical modification but I know there is some maintenance that need to be done. Now here comes the cherry of this cake... What you guys think it could be the sound of it? I heard people saying that is the camshaft, the valve caps that need calibration and other things... But I would like to hear your opinions. Thank you! :D Btw, this is a VFR 750 1990 and I hope to be the one conducting all the maintenance and repairs on it WhatsApp Video 2017-11-10 at 6.27.23 PM.mp4 WhatsApp Video 2017-11-10 at 6.27.19 PM.mp4 WhatsApp Video 2017-11-10 at 6.27.15 PM.mp4
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