The technical adventures of Dr_C
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That sucks mate. This would have to test even your endless reserve of patience and perseverance, myself, I'd have burnt everything to the ground and then gone on a binge-drink-palooza.
My rear wheel bearings. Axle and Hub are unserviceable as well.
My rear wheel bearings. Axle and Hub are unserviceable as well.
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**** Mats thats bad luck
I forgot to put oil in one of my 2T boxes once... got distracted by my wife .. she asked me some irrelevant question which should not have taken up much of my concentration but she has enormous breasts
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the solution for the oil pump gear i think is rather simple .. do some complicated modifications to the oil pump and or make a billet gear that is nearly contacting the clutch hub
then when assembling you will have to be super careful to check clearance between clutch and oil pump gear.
I forgot to put oil in one of my 2T boxes once... got distracted by my wife .. she asked me some irrelevant question which should not have taken up much of my concentration but she has enormous breasts
. the solution for the oil pump gear i think is rather simple .. do some complicated modifications to the oil pump and or make a billet gear that is nearly contacting the clutch hub
then when assembling you will have to be super careful to check clearance between clutch and oil pump gear.
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That's tough love..... I don't even want to imagine how it must feel...
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Install an oil pressure gauge or warning lamp to avoid future mishaps?
Avoid Norway as the roads there are way to slow and tiring and you drive under constant fear of getting fined way too much?
Suggestions:
Install an oil pressure gauge or warning lamp to avoid future mishaps?
Avoid Norway as the roads there are way to slow and tiring and you drive under constant fear of getting fined way too much?
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Mats, that's a shocker mate sort of thing I'd do but I'm an idiot:spin: take a deep breath and get stuck in.
Bush, your statement regarding your lack of concentration due to your wife's enormous breasts would be easier explained with pictures?
sort of thing I'd do but I'm an idiot:spin: take a deep breath and get stuck in.Bush, your statement regarding your lack of concentration due to your wife's enormous breasts would be easier explained with pictures?
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Fascinating ..! Honestly. Especially how symmetric the damage is.
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Wholly sh%^! That is some serious damage! Glad you're ok. Guess we're both rebuilding motors now. Post up any new improvements!
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Thanks for the condolences and peptalk!
You're right, Spanner! Thanks for putting my petty whining into perspective!
About that distraction, Bushie... Large breasted women entering the workshop is to be considered a downright sabotage!
The piston and sleeve is getting honed together til Friday. Both Carillio conrods will get new steel big end bushings. i will deliver them to get hardened tomorrow. I have machined new valve guides and they are off to my cylinder head wiz tomorrow to get the head refurbished with new intake valves. So the preps are ongoing! I'll be damned if I'm going to let dead materials win over me!
You're right, Spanner! Thanks for putting my petty whining into perspective!
About that distraction, Bushie... Large breasted women entering the workshop is to be considered a downright sabotage!
The piston and sleeve is getting honed together til Friday. Both Carillio conrods will get new steel big end bushings. i will deliver them to get hardened tomorrow. I have machined new valve guides and they are off to my cylinder head wiz tomorrow to get the head refurbished with new intake valves. So the preps are ongoing! I'll be damned if I'm going to let dead materials win over me!
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Now that's just what I wanted to hear!!!!! Kick Ass!
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A bummer Mats for sure.
Reminded me of a couple of our motherhood statements, "Its OK to make a mistake, just don't make the same one twice", and "Those who never made a decision, never made a mistake". Of course if you did make a mistake, those phrases somehow got forgotten.
A few years ago my VW based buggy started pumping oil out the rear main, its mid engined. So off with the tray, and out with the engine to access the main, and fit a fresh seal. Back together and its pumping out the other end now. Hmmmm, a wasp nest in the crank breather solved the problem. Took me a few days to sort, but not so many $s.
Looking forward to the rebuild
Reminded me of a couple of our motherhood statements, "Its OK to make a mistake, just don't make the same one twice", and "Those who never made a decision, never made a mistake". Of course if you did make a mistake, those phrases somehow got forgotten.
A few years ago my VW based buggy started pumping oil out the rear main, its mid engined. So off with the tray, and out with the engine to access the main, and fit a fresh seal. Back together and its pumping out the other end now. Hmmmm, a wasp nest in the crank breather solved the problem. Took me a few days to sort, but not so many $s.
Looking forward to the rebuild
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thats the spirit Dr_C !
my excuse
and something of a solution ... oil pressure gauge fitted just for initial start up
have a go on this one, cheers me up
farting dog harmonics
my excuse
and something of a solution ... oil pressure gauge fitted just for initial start up
have a go on this one, cheers me up
farting dog harmonics
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You are indeed excused, Bushie!
I was thinking of installing a pressure sensor and connect it to my Megasquirt, but also just having a gauge for checking pressure during testing is also a good idea!
Thanks for the entertainment! My wife was even more amused, maybe by the resemblance to some sounds that might be heard in our dog-less home...
This old Homer Simpson clip is my absolute favourite (again):
Homer lie detector
I was thinking of installing a pressure sensor and connect it to my Megasquirt, but also just having a gauge for checking pressure during testing is also a good idea!
Thanks for the entertainment! My wife was even more amused, maybe by the resemblance to some sounds that might be heard in our dog-less home...
This old Homer Simpson clip is my absolute favourite (again):
Homer lie detector
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Homer!.. so down to earth and honest LOL
on the latest engine i put a small 0-40psi guage straight into the oil filter cap
it looked fantastic till i tried to use the bike as an exploratory amphibious vehicle and it broke from striking flotsam ... not bushie proof.
on the latest engine i put a small 0-40psi guage straight into the oil filter cap
it looked fantastic till i tried to use the bike as an exploratory amphibious vehicle and it broke from striking flotsam ... not bushie proof.
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It is not my plan to use this many valves, but you never know...
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It has been hot allright. Maybe these pistons are only to be forged ONCE.There are some amazing forces at work
in the RST engine
That piston skirt looks like it has melted?
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