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  • i used a p...

    DSC01758.jpg i used a punch to knock the front side of the plate out. i had to kinda wiggle it out. image by cannibal440




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  • this is th...

    DSC01731.jpg this is the original magnesium valve cover. notice the beginning of corrosion on the left side of the impeller shaft? image by cannibal440




  • as soon as...

    DSC01745.jpg as soon as i get a valve spring compression tool i will start working on the head image by cannibal440




  • this is ho...

    DSC01744.jpg this is how i loosened the flywheel retaining bolt. image by cannibal440




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    DSC01743.jpg occasionally i have been able to remove objects such as this by wedging towells in the cavity but the flywheel is too smooth image by cannibal440




  • this is th...

    DSC01742.jpg this is the piston after being cleaned with a towell and some WD40 image by cannibal440




  • i took thi...

    DSC01741.jpg i took this picture to highlight the rust on the stud. image by cannibal440




  • im not sur...

    DSC01740.jpg im not sure if this much carbon buildup is normal on the head but its being cleaned up. ive heard if you clean the buildup around the valve seals you will ruin the seal. before i clean the ports ill consult with the dale experts image by cannibal440




  • this is th...

    DSC01739.jpg this is the buildup on the piston since it was rebuilt from whoever did it last image by cannibal440




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  • its a good...

    DSC01736.jpg its a good idea to keep all your tools in one handy spot image by cannibal440