KZ1000 BS34s not right
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Re: KZ1000 BS34s not right
18 Aug 2023 12:00See page 10 of the below thread for Zed1015's contact detailsEmail would be great
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Re: KZ1000 BS34s not right
12 Sep 2023 15:39
I'm rocking a new set of plunger seals from Zed1015. Really evened things out, but unfortunately, it appears I have something mechanically wrong on #4 causing it to oil down that cylinder.
I've pulled the head, checked the valve guides, installed new valve seals, performed a light valve lap to ensure a good seal.
Can't think of much else except possibly a broken ring that would cause it.
I've pulled the head, checked the valve guides, installed new valve seals, performed a light valve lap to ensure a good seal.
Can't think of much else except possibly a broken ring that would cause it.
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Re: KZ1000 BS34s not right
13 Sep 2023 03:49 - 14 Sep 2023 01:38
Definately something amis there!
The oil control rings are thin, and quite flimsy, compared to the compression rings, so
the "wavy" expander ring ends must "butt" together, in order to apply the correct uniform outward pressure on the rings.
See pic below.
Also, pay particulare attention to the ring gaps, they should not be placed above eachother.
See pic below:
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The oil control rings are thin, and quite flimsy, compared to the compression rings, so
the "wavy" expander ring ends must "butt" together, in order to apply the correct uniform outward pressure on the rings.
See pic below.
Also, pay particulare attention to the ring gaps, they should not be placed above eachother.
See pic below:
H.
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'82 Yamaha YB100 Fizzie
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