michaeltaz

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My brother just bought a used 426. I checked the oil pump. Looks like metal pieces went through rotors, according to marks on rotors and sides. How critical are these marks? Must I replace the rotors or cover plate/housing aswell? Can I test the pressure of the oil pump somehow? The oil side water pump seal had blisters on the side where the numbers are. Could this be from overheating? Valve clearances I shimmed. Clutch basket I filed notches out. What else must I check? How can I check timing chain and piston without tearing apart?
 

michaeltaz

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Pics of oil pump

I removed alot of sand and aluminium paste from the oil tank. Is this oil pump still ok? I know how critical the oil pressure is, on the modern high performance 4strokes. On an old type of 4stroke I would re-install the the pump.
 

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Ol'89r

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Pete Payne said:
As a rule of thumb I normaly replace the whole thing.


For the price of the pump and the potential for engine damage, I would take Petes advice.

I wouldn't use that pump in an old XR much less a modern YZF.
 


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