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you will have to pull the clutch still to get the bearing stopper plate out. It is bolted to each half of the case

ive used gasket maker lots and had no problems. It is just easier using a real gasket

did u line up the rings right on the piston? did it run good before you did the top end. so there was 160 psi on both sides. did you take the case apart at all or just the top end. are you 100% sure you put the piston in the right way? Im not sayin you dont know wat your doing or anything but you should make sure.

ya so i changed the pick up gap and the spark was deff brighter and prettier.........

did ya hook the ground back up on the voltage reg? killswitch on? plug the coils back in? Did ya put the flywheel key back in the groove?

Hey like the title said can the pick up gap cause a shee to bog?. My shee idles fine and runs ok on flat ground. But only in 1st 2nd and 3rd. When I hit trails and hills it bogs out real bad to the point were I cant climb anything. I checked mypick up coil gap and it was like .60. I was like holy crap. Thats not cool. So I just bend it the put it around .20 correct? has stock pipes and stock jetting. Ran fine before I changed my flywheel and stator.

well i took it apart and put it back together and it works now put it together the same way.Thanks

would anything happen if I put the 32mm clutch nut on to tight?

the ball is there i just checked that. How could they not be seated right?

Hey guys just got done puttin the shee back together and now the clutch wont engage. Lots of pull at the lever I tried to adjust it to the arrows on the case and to the left of the of the arrows and it still dont work? when you put it in gear and pull the clutch nthing works.

87-94 pretty sure

were you welding by any wires? Did you check all ur wires for burns or anything like that.

GIT R DONE If i had the money for an R6 engine I would do it. You will need to mod the frame abit

you have to pull the whole clutch cover off first. You need to drain your oil and anti-freeze first. then take the clutch cover off. Then you can take the half moon cover off and inside that you have to take off the 5 or 6 screwsthat hold the waterpump cover on. then flip the clucth cover over and romove the clip that hold the plastic gear. Then you can pull the waterpump out. You should check and make sure ur waterpump bearing is good too.

The bearing is fine no marks and work great still. sry for the bad pics my camera sucks

No it was not a mobquad. its a vito`s Its not an aluminum shaft it is chromoly

will the grooves be alright there not very deep

I used it but I am getting a gasket. Makes it easier

was in there as far as it went

I took apart the shee today because of an airleak. So I thought I would take a look at the water pump too since I was taking everything else apart. I have a billet waterpump and when I took it out there was groove in the shaft. The whole inside of the seal was ripped apart They both have only been in the engine for maybe 8 hours. If I would have put the seal in backwards would this have happened or can you even put it in backwards? Can I just lightly sand the grooves out?

i had 98 octane in her when all this happened i used to only run 87 wit no problems. i dont run anything under 94 actane now.

well i was lookin at her today checked compression both were at 180 . checked my rad no coolent, checked my oil. i need to stop usin white oil. lol my waterpump seal let go. which put all my engine ice into my engine. so now wats the best way to clean her out i have a seal and a bearin on the way. how the hell do u get the waterpump bearing out?

well i took her out today for a ride. ridin for about 15 mins and she starts to get hot. boggin down in every gears and then it will start to backfire on me. wat is goin on?

i got a 96 shee stock bored over.60 just put new rings in her and she gets 160 and 165.

did u change anything in the tranny. gears or anything like that. could u have dropped anything in the cases while puttin her back together?when u put it in to gear did it move forward on u.