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royhall:
Not necessarily, it may just be completely lacking in lubrication.

philward:
So final check is undo con rod main bearing and try manually moving piston up and down - if moves freely, then must be a tweaked rod. Logically, if you disconnect one at a time, and turn crank you will be able to identify which rod (rods) thats tweaked?

PJM47:

--- Quote from: royhall on October 12, 2020, 06:27:21 PM ---Not necessarily, it may just be completely lacking in lubrication.

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Ok sound like a plan, will do this next.

Trigger:
It should of still turned the clutch basket with the kick.

PJM47:
Yes I think it probably would have turned if I tried hard enough but i didn’t want to go mad and break something else when it obviously wasn’t happy. it really really didn’t want to turn on the kick. It’s possible there’s more thank one problem of course but hopefully not. Also it is freeing up a bit from where this started when it wouldn,t turn on the crank either. Should find out soon enough thanks to all the encouragement to get on with it.

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