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Pulling this neo motor apart for someone atm and its got bent valves on cyln 3, the valve guides have snapped and ones missing all together, I have a feeling it broke up and went through the valve and into the chamber because theres damage on the head and piston.

see pics.. is it fixable?

also for lolz.. see the dodgy repair somone has done to the CAS bracket... wtf

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xvb0mno7h9c3qsp/20130530_072620.jpg



https://www.dropbox.com/s/h7iz696zt3308tr/20130529_172716.jpg


https://www.dropbox.com/s/70ltfi98jht5e6n/20130529_155924.jpg

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lol CAS bracket repairs like that are more common than you think, I've seen and heard of plenty going around. So dodge lol.

As far as the head goes it's repairable. I don't think the seat will be overly damaged, if at all. New guides, new valves, rock and roll.

The chamber is fine.

Mine had more det damage than that on the quench pads. I skimmed the head till it hit the pads to make up for it.


Just blend the pads so they don't have any hard edges.

yeah its a DET head, DE is different.

as for what happened.. im pretty sure the broken cas bracket and subsequent dodgy repairs lead to valves being bent and snapping the valve guides. not sure how it only bent intake valves on one cyln tho

Wasn't the belt coming loose or something?

Although when that happens, usually related to a tensioner wasn't replaced properly/at all, it'll take a few more valves with it or even snap them completely. Certainly got away with it pretty well

yeah its a DET head, DE is different.

as for what happened.. im pretty sure the broken cas bracket and subsequent dodgy repairs lead to valves being bent and snapping the valve guides. not sure how it only bent intake valves on one cyln tho

how are the det heads and de heads different?

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