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Engine Rebuild

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Nurse Julie:
Honestly Dave, I thought the same before I started doing mine. It really is not as scary as it appears. My engine work was really intensive due to all the machine work needed to repair the internal damage. I would have no concerns doing a CB400/4 again, especially if it was just chains / rings etc.
Edit....you could actually follow the rebuild part of my engine thread and do it that way.

andut:
Go for it Dave - you have a great resource in Julie's rebuild thread and you would have all of the help you could need from this forum if you get stuck.  The 400 engine is a nice engine to work on, requires only a few specialist tools, and it's a great feeling when the engine that you have rebuilt fires up again !

There will likely be tasks that you won't be able to do, but again, advice on here on who to turn to for machining etc.

Andy

paul G:
As above go for it Dave.
Plenty of help and specialists on here.
Good thing about the 400/4 is it's a nice engine to work on and the bottom end can be done and put back in the frame and then build the rest onto it.

Davelu88:
Cheers , i prob use for summer and then make it a winter project so be prepared for lots of questions  ;D ;D ;D

Nurse Julie:
Good on you Dave. You will enjoy it. Let us know when you are making a start and we will all be with you along the way.

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