Bandit Alley
MODEL SPECIFIC => SUZUKI BANDIT 250 & 400 => Topic started by: Andy B on October 20, 2012, 07:41:34 PM
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Hi Guys,
After giving upon my replacement engine, im going back to my original block... i swapped em round as the transmission was knackered - gear lever bent so changing gear was a nightmare, and there was a loud whine in 6th..
So i've decided since the first engine was a good runner - idled rev'd and ran sweet as a nut - im just going to swap the transmission round.
First problem is taking off the generator and flywheel... now i can buy a flywheel spuller on ebay quite cheap so thats not too much of a problem, but the generator in the manual is removed a special tool/puller...
is there any certain type of puller that can be used on it thats readily available? and where you can buy them from?
Cheers for any pointers :thumb:
Andy
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Hi Andy,
Im not clear on your question as the genny/stator is under the flywheel and simply held on with 3 pins.
If you mean the flywheel you need a three way puller that you can put 10mm pins through, these screw into the flywheel.
You do not need to remove the starter/trigger from the left side of the crank, engine slits with it still fitted.
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ah right... im getting my names mixed up :duh:
so its the flywheel i need to pull off from the right hand side... and its just a regular 3 way puller?
the left hand side doesnt need pulling off then? looked like i had to get at a few things behind it to split the crankcase looking at the manual... but perhaps i'm getting mistaken..?
have ordered a 3 way puller from ebay.. fingers crossed i'll have it apart by the weekend...
then i'll have to do it all over again with engine #2... yey...
Cheers for the reply :thumb:
Andy
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so i got to try my 3 way puller today....
the flywheel is on so tight it started to chew the threads on the puller! :banghead: cue major sense of humour loss...
going to back with a rather large hammer and see if it helps free it off any...
is there any other tips for getting this bloody thing off? :stickpoke:
Andy