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Im stumped, im working on a 71 cb350 twin project and completely disassembled the engine down to the cases to fix a bent valve and replace the rings and cam chain tensioner. Everything came apart except; I left the crank shaft assembly together and left the transmission shaft/gear assemblies...
Forgot to install the piston rubber 0-rings between the gasket and bottom of the cylinder.....around the cylinder sleeve. bike is a 71 CB350 twin.
how big of an issue is this...i assume there was a good reason to put those there. Will the gasket not keep the oil in the engine?
has anyone done...
Hello DOTHETON!
As of yesterday I started a complete rebuild of a 71 cb350. I know i will need a little help at some point so i figured this was the best place to document the project.
Background: I got two 1971 cb350's, one yellow, one green, that had been sitting since the early '80s...
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