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Engine full of fuel and seized up
K2-K6:
:) "Then K2-K6 will tell me how long Honda allowed for an engine removal...." I'm not from official workshops so haven't a clue :D Bryan and Ken usually know that in more detail.
Lifted many of them out though, in a more relaxed fashion :) usually trying to be real careful not to scratch anything.
PJM47:
Thanks for all the offers of help folks. Gives me confidence to get on with it knowing there’s help if I get stuck. I am resigned to engine out now but just wanted ideas of what it might be and what to look for before I start as the symptoms didn’t make much sense. Hopefully it will become clear with the engine out. I’ll keep you posted on progress, it is an interesting one.
Trigger:
--- Quote from: K2-K6 on October 06, 2020, 06:59:40 PM --- :) "Then K2-K6 will tell me how long Honda allowed for an engine removal...." I'm not from official workshops so haven't a clue :D Bryan and Ken usually know that in more detail.
Lifted many of them out though, in a more relaxed fashion :) usually trying to be real careful not to scratch anything.
--- End quote ---
I can't remember what the book says on hours for a engine removal on a 750 but, i had a customer that had a quote for £665 engine removal on a 750 then the same again to get it back in plus £45 a week storage charge for the rolling chassis until i rebuilt his engine and then £225 set up fee including tuning :o
K2-K6:
You'll have to take the sump off to get it out anyway, so might as well have a sneaky peak now to see if you can spot anything.
Trigger:
Show us a picture of the inside of the sump pan. We love pictures on here ;D
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