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techie
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New Zealand
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 Posted - 23/03/2008 : 02:52:04
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| Not at all, just remove the circlip, put a rag into the bottom end of the motor first in case you drop it. You should be able to push the pin out if it is not siezed. Repeat as required until all 4 are off, taking note of which piston came from where also note which gudgeon goes where if you are refitting the old ones. Change gudgeons and small end bearings as a set. |
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