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Gold Wing Engines - When to Separate the Engine Cases
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<blockquote data-quote="Rednaxs60" data-source="post: 220743" data-attributes="member: 4617"><p>Nice videos. My reason for rebuilding my 1200 engine was a planned one - keeping the bike so I wanted to bring it back to as close to when it left the factory. Was running well, but did have a couple of noises I could not identify. The only question was when. Last year afforded me the opportunity to move the rebuild schedule up. Had been buying new parts/pieces over time to lessen the pain of bulk buying for an older motorcycle.</p><p></p><p>I would submit that the time to look at the internal engine components is when you have to, or want to. When I was learning about mechanics, never was one, but the time I spent learning at my Father's garage has been invaluable over time. He mentioned on more than one occasion that if you rebuild the top end, heads, you should do the bottom end, keeps everything in balance. An engine is all about balance. Keeping everything as close as possible to the same condition pays off later on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rednaxs60, post: 220743, member: 4617"] Nice videos. My reason for rebuilding my 1200 engine was a planned one - keeping the bike so I wanted to bring it back to as close to when it left the factory. Was running well, but did have a couple of noises I could not identify. The only question was when. Last year afforded me the opportunity to move the rebuild schedule up. Had been buying new parts/pieces over time to lessen the pain of bulk buying for an older motorcycle. I would submit that the time to look at the internal engine components is when you have to, or want to. When I was learning about mechanics, never was one, but the time I spent learning at my Father's garage has been invaluable over time. He mentioned on more than one occasion that if you rebuild the top end, heads, you should do the bottom end, keeps everything in balance. An engine is all about balance. Keeping everything as close as possible to the same condition pays off later on. [/QUOTE]
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