KX Riders
General => Introductions => Topic started by: russ on March 10, 2011, 07:48:50 AM
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hey all nice site i am the proud owner of a 88 kx500 and am in some need of some help lol and i heard this is the place to go
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yep, you came to the right place thats for sure
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Welcome!!
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Q. all i am rebuildin my top end and i inspected my piston rod up and down no movement but side to side a bit . i stuck a feeler guage in there and i have 0.022 in i know the service limit is 0.028 do you think i will be ok for one more season cause i allready have to replace the whole top end and replate the cylinder so kinda getin high on the funds lol but anyways do you guys or gurls lol think i will be fine
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Q. all i am rebuildin my top end and i inspected my piston rod up and down no movement but side to side a bit . i stuck a feeler guage in there and i have 0.022 in i know the service limit is 0.028 do you think i will be ok for one more season cause i allready have to replace the whole top end and replate the cylinder so kinda getin high on the funds lol but anyways do you guys or gurls lol think i will be fine
A. if you really think you should rebuild the crank then do it. 0.022 sounds really close to 0.028 service limit
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i just took the water pump cover off grab the inpeller and it has some movement is that ok i think i will leave the crank for now might do it half way through the season i should be fine hey
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i just took the water pump cover off grab the inpeller and it has some movement is that ok i think i will leave the crank for now might do it half way through the season i should be fine hey
what do you mean it has movement?
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i can wiggle it up and down a little bit small amount
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i think both bearings are worn and maybe seal and or the shaft itself
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both what bearings sorry
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water pump bearings kawasaki part # 92045-1305 must order 2
seal part #92049-1366
gear/shaft part # 59051-1129
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I think there is a photo or two of the H20 pump here:
http://s69.photobucket.com/albums/i75/Friar-Tuck/service%20repair%20maitenance/
(Look to the right of the image of the JFab Carb Spacer)