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Old 01-04-2016, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by MrSurly View Post
English this,please.
With the lower end still assembled, and the primary still attached, I put the bike in neutral and rotated the crank by hand. Looking for any points where the rods were not easily moved for/aft. Checked this at numerous points of rotation. Never did I feel any tightness. Crank measured runout was .006.

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Also, what has your magnet found whilst rummaging about the cam chest?

And.... Inner can bearings.
That will be the next step. Without removing the inner cam bearings they APPEAR intact. Gerotors were very bad.

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Originally Posted by OKC Fatboy View Post
What happened Mike?
Only thing I know now is something went through the motor on my way home from Texas when I was coming through eastern Kentucky about 2:00 am. By the time I got home and rode it over to a friends shop the knocking was much worse. When I got home pulled the oil drain plug and found metal pieces on the plug magnet.

Not saying this was the cause, but I was just a tad hard on the bike the way I was riding in the hill country, and then again when in the hills of northern Arkansas on the way home with Mikey and Bob.
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