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Rebuild Tutorial:
Assemble

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Suggested Operation - assemble Tool Description Sequence
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Step 1 (image 1) (after following operation for sealing case halves) carefully insert crank assembly into a case half - light oil can be used for ease of fit place other case half over crank assembly tap case(s) together to form a square seal at the interface 2 install primary & secondary shaft as one unit - be sure both standard
lower shifter forks are aligned correctly with the matching gears the respective gears - upper fork can be installed when both shafts are secure in case - replace pivot shafts for shifter forks making sure the fork(s) pivot freely on shaft(s) loose assemble (17) crankcase screws install ignition & clutch side seals

Step 2. Tool, size: standard 6mm hex wrench.
Install primary & secondary shaft as one unit - be sure both lower shifter forks are aligned correctly the respective gears - upper fork can be installed when both shafts are secure in case - replace pivot shafts for shifter forks making sure the fork(s) pivot freely on shaft(s)
loose assemble (17) crankcase screws install ignition & clutch side seals


Step 3 (image 3) Tool, size: standard 6mm hex wrench.
replace cylinder - install new gasket if required lightly lube & start cyl over piston by tilting slightly forward to close ring gap allowing cyl to slip over piston - loose assemble (4) cylinder nuts item - rotate crank asm to center & tighten nuts at this point loosen all cylinder nuts, now tighten all case screws (this allows case halves & cylinder to mount flush) re-tighten cylinder nuts

Step 4 (image4) Tool, size: standard 5mm hex wrench.
install stator plate (standard 5mm hex wrench) loose assemble (3) stator plate screws

Step 5 (image 5) Tools, size: standard/ spanner & 17mm, then special 17mm socket
install PVL rotor install key, rotor & rotor nut using spanner standard/ spanner & 17mm to hold crankshaft while tightening special 17mm socket

Step 6 (image 6) Tool, size: standard snap ring pliers
install drive gear on crank spline ensuring that gear is in proper position install 20mm snap ring standard snap ring pliers

Step 7 (image 7) Tool, size: standard 5mm hex wrench
install clutch cover with gasket install (10) clutch cover screws

Step 8 (image 8) Tools, size: standard spanner, special 20mm socket
install thrust washer on primary shaft install clutch hub (standard/ spanner) install clutch hub spacer (special 20mm socket)
install clutch hub nut

Step 9 (image 9) Tool, size: standard/ standard 13mm socket
install clutch plates - start with friction then alternate steel/friction (standard 13mm socket) install (5) pressure plate springs & nuts time engine to mfg specs

! common sense is the best test for torque especially when fastener
is steel and part is aluminum


Suggested torque values for:
5mm - 6 ft-lb 8 nm aluminum
6mm - 12 ft-lb 7 nm aluminum
8mm - 14 ft-lb 18 nm aluminum
12mm - 60 ft-lb 80 nm steel
14mm - 100 ft-lb 135.5 nm steel