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MrRevhead
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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That had happened to my MU. Entech here machined out a wide key way slot and machined the pulley to suit. Saved the crank.
Downhillnz
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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Did that involve removing the crank?

It was only the gear Geeves, not the other bit.

At this stage I have a fresh keyway and gear and I'm going to weld it into the crank. Obviously replacing the main seal before I do so!

If we still have it after that seal goes then Ill replace the crank/motor

This is what happens when backyard hillbillies do cambelts :(
MrRevhead
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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Haha yes the crank came out for that


Sound's like a hill billy is doing the repair ;)
isuzurob
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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it is a common problem, i get new timimg gears made 10 thou smaller and heat them and fit them to the crank, good luck getting them off again
Downhillnz
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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isuzurob wrote:it is a common problem, i get new timimg gears made 10 thou smaller and heat them and fit them to the crank, good luck getting them off again

I take it when the oil seal goes then its tough shit?
isuzurob
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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can heat them i guess to get them back off, and i have a special puller to pull the gear off, the crank oil seals last for at least 200,000km
Downhillnz
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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This goes from good news to good news. I had a weird exhaust noise which sounded like a leak.... Ends up its the manifold to turbo. I have seen so far one bolt is missing.
This is a weird vehicle. The egr has been removed in a professional manor, but other stuff has been bro'd up
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geeves
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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If its the turbo end it should be easy
Downhillnz
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Re: Looking for a Bighorn

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Is it common for the manifold to turbo bolts to fall out?

Remembering this has done 350ks. Bolts do age I guess
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