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Message: [QUOTE="IndyMX, post: 1341296, member: 71057"] Try repairmanuals.com for a service manual. Splitting the cases on that should be pretty easy. Take the clutch, primary gear, shift shaft off from the clutch side. And the flywheel off of the ignition side.. Then you should be able to remove all of the bolts that hold the cases together, and start applying pressure with your "case splitter tool" ( I use a $12 steering wheel puller from AutoZone). If you've done things right, the halves should start to pull apart. You may have to use a little encouragement around the alignment dowels.. usually the back part of the cases, where the swingarm goes thru will be a little resistant to coming apart.. A light tap with a plastic hammer will help get them to move. If you don't have a manual, make sure to take photos during the tear down process so you'll have a reference when you go to put it back together. [/QUOTE]