Well i got the wreck back home today and no time was spared in pulling it apart to assess the damage.
apart from cosmetics seems like i did quite a number on the stator and its internals. so far the cover, the stator itself and the rotor seem to all be damaged.
I managed to pull everything out, even the rotor bolt, but im having a hard time removing the rotor, is there a special trick to this?
The book says i need a rotor removal tool, but im sure not everyone has one of these laying around so whats the best improvisation?
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97 zx6r rotor removal
by MrWasabi » Sat Feb 06, 2010 5:34 pm
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Re: 97 zx6r rotor removal
by MrWasabi » Mon Feb 08, 2010 12:18 pm
Ok, so i have been calling around mechanics and spare parts places and apparantly they all say that i shouldnt attempt to remove it by force, as i could damage the crank.
anyway they all said i need a flywheel puller. so i guess this changes my question...
anyone have a flywheel puller i can borrow?
Edit: apparantly there are some types which are generic and can fit almost any rotor.
anyway they all said i need a flywheel puller. so i guess this changes my question...
anyone have a flywheel puller i can borrow?
Edit: apparantly there are some types which are generic and can fit almost any rotor.
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Re: 97 zx6r rotor removal
by Richo » Tue Feb 09, 2010 9:05 pm
Will this work?????
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Re: 97 zx6r rotor removal
by MrWasabi » Tue Feb 09, 2010 9:10 pm
i could kiss you
middle pin looks a bit big, but i could put something in between to improvise
when and where can i pick it up?
middle pin looks a bit big, but i could put something in between to improvise
when and where can i pick it up?
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Re: 97 zx6r rotor removal
by Richo » Tue Feb 09, 2010 9:25 pm
Have decided to do Dust tomoz .. so shall bring it then if yas are goin ???
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And on the seventh day Richo ended his work which he had made. Decided resting was for soft cox, straddled the REX and headed up the old road.
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