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Anyone in the Topeka KS area want to help me dissasemble my banshee motor?


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So i bought a banshee that was blown up, melted a piston. Started to disassemble it and had the cylinders bored 30 over and bought pistons from jeff and got gaskets and all of that stuff. I was going to reasemble it this weekend and took it to jeffs and one of his employees noticed that my crank was purple and that it was rubbing on the cases. I guess it shifted over. So i say great and buy a clymers manual and attempt to disassemble it myself. Upon disassembly i notice the waterpump gear is melted and just kept going. I think im in way over my head and just want someone who will help guide me through the process... The book really doesnt do much for me. I dont know why. If anyone will please PM me.

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i live 2-3hrs away, south of emporia and eureka a bit. i would be more than willing to help you tear it down, or whatever i got more tool and shit than probably needed.

 

67122 is my zip.

 

wes

 

would have to be sunday most likely if you want to work on it.

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check your pm

well i kept going despite my fear and got the big parts off and split the cases... magically half of the bottom bolts were finger tight and as soon as i broke the torque on the other nuts the crank just so happened to fall back into place.... but i did find o rings all ripped up on the crank :(... oh well off to jeffs tommorrow to get his oppinion and buy some parts!

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well i kept going despite my fear and got the big parts off and split the cases... magically half of the bottom bolts were finger tight and as soon as i broke the torque on the other nuts the crank just so happened to fall back into place.... but i did find o rings all ripped up on the crank :(... oh well off to jeffs tommorrow to get his oppinion and buy some parts!

 

got it apart, got it to jeffs and one of the bearings fell apart, it ate a few orings, and the reason it shifted to begin with is because they used a piston ring for the retaining clip.... it ate up the seals and a whole buncha stuff so its gonna get all new goodies from the ground up... now i pray it just holds together

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