Here's something you haven't seen in a while. Tommy and I pulled out his XS650 motor from the shed and hosed it off. After it dried, I nailed it with the soda blaster to get all the rest of the gunk, rust, and corrosion off.
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The majority of the gunk got scrubbed off with Simple Green.
The harder to reach spaces got the soda blaster. |
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I wish I had taken 'before' photos. This motor was all sorts of dirty. |
In order to get the whole motor I had to remove the starter. I quickly found out that doing so means the motor is going to void itself of oil through the starter gear hole and had to rush to put the motor over a catch pan.
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Impromptu oil change, when I noticed oil spilling out of the starter hole. |
Next step is paint prep and paint.
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