DIY Cylinder and piston installation Triumph Bonneville T140V

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  • Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025

Комментарии • 9

  • @pauliebots
    @pauliebots 5 лет назад

    I saw this method once before from a guy in England. You have a tendency to use alternative methods which I like. Thanks for doing these vids.

  • @pauliebots
    @pauliebots 4 года назад +1

    Do you use any kind of sealant with base gasket? What kind of gasket do you use? I tried copper with the copper spray with decent success.

    • @benvdh9658
      @benvdh9658 4 года назад

      I do not use a sealant. Just an oem gasket unless there is damage and putting on the surfaces.

  • @gtw9998
    @gtw9998 Год назад

    Hi is it possible to put a 10 stud top end on a 650 bottom end

    • @benvdh9658
      @benvdh9658 Год назад

      Yes I believe JRC Engineering has a kit for it

  • @pauliebots
    @pauliebots 4 года назад

    You seem like a reluctant youtuber. I like your vids and all the close ups. Please make more,ok? I'm assuming you used your fingers to compress rings. You said you were going to wash the inside of the motor...with what and how. Thanks in advance. Can you tell me how many vids you have I only see three.

    • @benvdh9658
      @benvdh9658 4 года назад

      I use my nails to push on each ring at the time . ThE barrel will slowly come down until it’s passed the rings. I use some gasoline to flush out the crankcase with the mesh filter removed in the bottom.

  • @tomwhite4584
    @tomwhite4584 6 лет назад

    do the pistons and crank travel up and down at the same time on the bonny's?

    • @benvdh9658
      @benvdh9658 4 года назад

      Both pistons travel up and down simultaneously