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MaximoGF:
Thanks fellas appreciate the response. Second question, I have basic tools, sockets spanners etc, a Haynes manual and a shed! Is it a nightmare of a job to open up the engine, find the offending item and replace it. Or is it do-able for a novice? :-)

Aly-b:

--- Quote from: MaximoGF on February 13, 2016, 11:57:56 AM ---Thanks fellas appreciate the response. Second question, I have basic tools, sockets spanners etc, a Haynes manual and a shed! Is it a nightmare of a job to open up the engine, find the offending item and replace it. Or is it do-able for a novice? :-)

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You may be able to find a video of someone doing an engine restoration on your model of bike on youtube.
Best of luck. :)

Johnwebley:

--- Quote from: Aly-b on February 13, 2016, 01:39:20 PM ---
--- Quote from: MaximoGF on February 13, 2016, 11:57:56 AM ---Thanks fellas appreciate the response. Second question, I have basic tools, sockets spanners etc, a Haynes manual and a shed! Is it a nightmare of a job to open up the engine, find the offending item and replace it. Or is it do-able for a novice? :-)

--- End quote ---
You may be able to find a video of someone doing an engine restoration on your model of bike on youtube.
Best of luck. :)

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  check this out

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=honda+CB500four+engine+strip


 it looks like there are several in a series,
 well,theres nothing on the Tele!!  so ,at least this is educational !!


also look at this,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkJJDCDBWlY


  looks like its in 32 episodes

MaximoGF:
Nice one john will check those out, how hard can it be :D :)

mike the bike:
You'll need a torque wrench to reassemble it correctly,  not to mention gaskets, Hylomar.  Budget for things that you may find that are worn like the camchain,  snapped bolts,  bearings etc.
Good luck with it

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