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06-12-2018 Buell S1 engine assembly
14-5-2019 - What did we do today: 06-12-2018 Buell S1 engine assembly
engine was stripped for leaking case sealent, down the way we advised to do some aditional repairs.. cylinder wall where bad , and crank overhault
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the dry gasket .. original sealent is crumbeling

the outer pinion race is honed inline for the new bearing.. after cleaning a little assembly lube

cleaning the mating surface and degreasing very good

cleaning the case bolts

lucky there not 20 bolt in the case
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with little bead of sealent.. and drop loctite on the case bolts
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i use 2 gearbox bolts to mount the rear of the case to when the gasket is setting

nice bolts positioned in direct view
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tq the cases

and mount the front shock mount right away .. again to set the tension on the case when the sealent is drying , as these are the only 2 bolt at the front

setting to TQ

crank oil seal mounting.. works very good with tool ( home made )
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cleaning the spacer with some scotch brite , will clean of the old seal running trace , to seal better, it douse not hurt as this spacer is case hardened

some silicone around the stator plug to help seal , and a bed of silicone to protect the wires

mount the protection plate

stator screws in

lifters back in

old style lifter pins , with new o-rings to seal the cover
some upgrades where already made.. bronse oil pump gear.. as expected little to no wear marks
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cams are numbered 1 to 4

follow the points to check the timing

oil seal out off the cam cover

gasket on

and prime the flywheel ( big end bearing ) with some squirts of oil

oil pump and cam cover ... allot of screws in different lengh

cover tightening the bolts

new cam seal carefull tapping in
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timing cover mounting

and ignition trigger

markings made during dis assembly very usefull

for now the connector in a bag .. when back in the bike follow the collors to connect

neutral switch in old style

prelube the bearings
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and new seal in
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oil pump

best to give it a check inside , this one is good

the pump rotor are about 1/4 of the height the return rotor is

for now and return to customer plug the oil lines nipples

feed to the filter back in

and connect to the pump outlet

gearbox side
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oil pressure check bal in

oil filter adaptor.. screw it in with loctite

lubing the gear box end that drop in the neede bearings

and drop in the gearbox.. drop of loctite on the bolts to secure theme

detent plate .. this is the old style.. and can cause the gear box to get in between gears

the new detent plate more secure shifting
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the pins in the shift drum... can differ very much in lenght

about 2 mm between theme

the plate sits under a angle this way

carefull tap the pins to the same height .. so the detent plate sits flush and flat on all 4 pins

3 mm in 3e gear , base adjustment shifter mechanisme

works
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oil filter in for transportation

oil pressure switch... meeehhh.. and common experiance these will fail with a engine rebuild

so put a new one in right away

mounting the take out stud

base gaskets on

cleaning and prepping the 1250 kit

very nice cylinders by S&S
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checking the piston pin eye.. ok

note these cylinders have a front and rear ... no check piston rings and clean


