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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Flaming Chainsaws View PostWith my luck it would though! Seriously, your story sounds like something my luck would bring me!
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Guest repliedThis is an older video from about 3 days ago. I tell you, Bill does good work. The turn around is amazing!
So... Carbs cleaned, rebuilt, and tuned for my bike.
Please let me know what you guys think. I so wanted to rev the bike up to 9,000 RPM but the neighbors...
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by katman View Postwow, I would like to know how a sleeve explodes. He had come down to 500.00 last I saw it. Was on Craigs for about 2 years
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Flaming Chainsaws View PostYup, that is exactly what happened. Owner let his boss ride it, then the engine blew.
This is what happened. Cylinder sleeve #1 exploded. Chunks of it have been found on the bottom of the oil pan.
Apparently the head was in great shape since a member is using it on their bike right now. But I sold the bottom end off for parts. It might still be good. I don't know.
And I have replaced it with a good running GS1100EZ engine.
This bike has been on craigslist for a quite a few months. I think he wanted $800 for it at first.
Actually, SonicSalmon bought the bike first. But he never got around to doing anything with it so it sat for 5 months until I picked it up
http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...d.php?t=169316
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Just caught up on the other thread FC, man that's a sh*&^er!! Sorry to hear that happened...
Hopefully you can check the harness and it's not as bad as you think...
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by katman View PostHey, someone finally bought that bike. I made him a couple offers on it down to 350.00.
what was the deal with the bottom end? He told me a boss took it for a ride and hurd a clunk. He pulled the oil pan and a piece of cylinder sleeve fell out???? I am dying to know what the deal was with that engine.
This is what happened. Cylinder sleeve #1 exploded. Chunks of it have been found on the bottom of the oil pan.
Apparently the head was in great shape since a member is using it on their bike right now. But I sold the bottom end off for parts. It might still be good. I don't know.
And I have replaced it with a good running GS1100EZ engine.
This bike has been on craigslist for a quite a few months. I think he wanted $800 for it at first.
Actually, SonicSalmon bought the bike first. But he never got around to doing anything with it so it sat for 5 months until I picked it up
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Guest repliedHey, someone finally bought that bike. I made him a couple offers on it down to 350.00.
what was the deal with the bottom end? He told me a boss took it for a ride and hurd a clunk. He pulled the oil pan and a piece of cylinder sleeve fell out???? I am dying to know what the deal was with that engine.
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Guest repliedI would NEVER suggest that you happen to read that this guy's bike has burned to the ground.
Especially NOT after a bunch of time has past and he has forgotten all about you.
Daniel
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Guest repliedBattery is dead. Had it on the trickle charger over night but there is still no reading. However, the seller on eBay WILL replace it for free.
R/R is toast. Did the tests following the Stator Papers and it did not pass. It reads CH125-6 on it. This is the one I got from duaneage. So I did a search and found this. I will follow the instructions on BassCliff's site to convert this to work on a Suzuki GS.
Headlight bulb is blown up. 2 fuses blown. A few wires have been melted. A few connectors burnt/melted. Looks like it's mostly within the charging circuit. I hope the igniter is OK...
It seems that everything else is good. Maybe I can fix this.
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Read his other post in Off-Topic Mike. I sure would like to strangle that guy that's for sure.
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Guest repliedOh damn, so what did the one armed monkey manage to do? i mean how do you manage to catastrophically cock it up like that?
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Curly View PostThat's a shame. Any chance a 700 harness is usable? I have one in workable condition you could have for dirt cheap.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Flaming Chainsaws View PostHey guess what! I let some ******* work on my bike yesterday and it is now completely dead. Well... Electrically. Wiring harness melted, battery toast, blah blah blah.
It will be expensive to fix and I'm ****ed. I'm going to stop working on the bike for a while.
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Guest repliedHey guess what! I let some ******* work on my bike yesterday and it is now completely dead. Well... Electrically. Wiring harness melted, battery toast, blah blah blah.
It will be expensive to fix and I'm ****ed. I'm going to stop working on the bike for a while.
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