thanks for the videos, watched all so far. I have a 2002 ex500. think rod bearing spun. knock.. i plan on rebuilding with the help of your vids..thanks
What makes you think they are AF bolts? Re-using rolled head bolts is fine, as long as they are not damaged and you re-torque the bolts after a hour or so of run in. Its conrod bolts that you want tot replace with new ones due to bolt stretch.
They are not? Thought so, as they are most commonly used in cylinder heads. Well if not, then sure it's ok. Maybe it's different with car cylinder heads, cause if you google "reuse cylinder head bolts" a lot of people want to replace them as well. Maybe I translated it wrong (stretch screw, expansion screw, stress bolt? "Dehnschraube" in German :D)? So learned something new, UA-cam is better then the lecture at university. :D Thank's for the private lessons and being that fast responding, Matt!
thanks for the videos, watched all so far. I have a 2002 ex500. think rod bearing spun. knock.. i plan on rebuilding with the help of your vids..thanks
no worries mate, thats a bitch. If you get the chance could you take some pictures, would be really interesting to see. - cheers again mate - matt
The Workshop : Transformers, now that was a good transition. It gave me a good laugh. 😂👍🏻
Sorry I missed the use for the rubber Johnny
It's ok to reuse these cylinder head bolts? I learned to always replace anti-fatigue bolts.
What makes you think they are AF bolts? Re-using rolled head bolts is fine, as long as they are not damaged and you re-torque the bolts after a hour or so of run in. Its conrod bolts that you want tot replace with new ones due to bolt stretch.
They are not? Thought so, as they are most commonly used in cylinder heads. Well if not, then sure it's ok. Maybe it's different with car cylinder heads, cause if you google "reuse cylinder head bolts" a lot of people want to replace them as well.
Maybe I translated it wrong (stretch screw, expansion screw, stress bolt? "Dehnschraube" in German :D)?
So learned something new, UA-cam is better then the lecture at university. :D
Thank's for the private lessons and being that fast responding, Matt!