sa 12a same as fb 12a?
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ok...so i picked up my 83-85 core today. and it has the thinner flywheel with no dowel pins (79-80) from what you said. so i'll still have to switch over the flywheel. so i shouldnt have to swap the front counter weight right???
oh...and the reason im swapping the core is the front rotor weld "welded" to the damn shaft on the other motor. or at least the bearing was stuck to it beyond the point of getting it off. but the motor ran fine until it started smoking like a building on fire. i found a broken o-ring on the rotor that has to be the cause of the smoke. but i shut if off after about 1 minute of the crazy smoke show...that that couldnt of caused the rotor-shaft porblem. any other ideas??? and could the rotor and shaft be re-usable with a new bearing.
oh...and the reason im swapping the core is the front rotor weld "welded" to the damn shaft on the other motor. or at least the bearing was stuck to it beyond the point of getting it off. but the motor ran fine until it started smoking like a building on fire. i found a broken o-ring on the rotor that has to be the cause of the smoke. but i shut if off after about 1 minute of the crazy smoke show...that that couldnt of caused the rotor-shaft porblem. any other ideas??? and could the rotor and shaft be re-usable with a new bearing.
#12
Originally Posted by sen2two' post='886524' date='Oct 28 2007, 04:51 PM
ok...so i picked up my 83-85 core today. and it has the thinner flywheel with no dowel pins (79-80) from what you said. so i'll still have to switch over the flywheel. so i shouldnt have to swap the front counter weight right???
oh...and the reason im swapping the core is the front rotor weld "welded" to the damn shaft on the other motor. or at least the bearing was stuck to it beyond the point of getting it off. but the motor ran fine until it started smoking like a building on fire. i found a broken o-ring on the rotor that has to be the cause of the smoke. but i shut if off after about 1 minute of the crazy smoke show...that that couldnt of caused the rotor-shaft porblem. any other ideas??? and could the rotor and shaft be re-usable with a new bearing.
oh...and the reason im swapping the core is the front rotor weld "welded" to the damn shaft on the other motor. or at least the bearing was stuck to it beyond the point of getting it off. but the motor ran fine until it started smoking like a building on fire. i found a broken o-ring on the rotor that has to be the cause of the smoke. but i shut if off after about 1 minute of the crazy smoke show...that that couldnt of caused the rotor-shaft porblem. any other ideas??? and could the rotor and shaft be re-usable with a new bearing.
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