DAY 66 How to clock your piston rings/ 1983 Suzuki GS 1100E

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  • @sethjennsen381
    @sethjennsen381 Před 4 lety +1

    Very informative keep up the good videos

  • @ponyboy5161
    @ponyboy5161 Před 4 lety

    So exciting can't wait to hear that thing run again🏍🏍🏍🏍👍

  • @hioctane8696
    @hioctane8696 Před 4 lety

    Getting closer soon you'll be Riding it👍👌

  • @TheHienax
    @TheHienax Před 3 lety

    from where did you order the rings? thanks for your video!!

    • @krmoto5158
      @krmoto5158  Před 3 lety

      I ordered the rings from babbitts online Suzuki OEM parts hopefully that help you out if you need anything else just let me know thanks for watching my videos and supporting the channel. 😁🏍👍

    • @TheHienax
      @TheHienax Před 3 lety

      @@krmoto5158 thanks!!
      My 2006 gsx750f is my first bike I didn't run it yet since I don't have my license I will pass my test in September 23. I got the bike from a guy that assure that the bike was perfect. I started to run it idle and it does some blue smoke after 3 minutes stops and it runs normal. My question is are the piston ring out and I have to replace them and finally is really expensive to do it or is something comon in bikes. I have experience repairing cars but not with bike. I already did the spark plugs change and oil change..
      Thans for your time.
      Cheers from Montreal!!

    • @krmoto5158
      @krmoto5158  Před 3 lety

      Was it blowing blue smoke after you change the spark plugs ? Run the bike for a little while with the new plugs pull them out and see if they are burning good If they're a little fouled ?2 was the bike miss firing or idling Ruff.. it could be as little as a plug wire maybe an injector let's not hope its the rings if it is they're pretty simple the change Cheers to you to let me know the outcome👍

  • @bryanlandis1608
    @bryanlandis1608 Před rokem

    Constructive critique… less talk more important facts first then talk all you want