I am removing the cylinder to get to the piston on my 2003 CRF150F. This is the first time the cylinder will be removed (since new) and I can not get it to budge. I am following the Honda Factory manual and it looks like you just lift it up (maybe after a few good hits with a rubber mallet). Any ideas. Here is a quick video of what I am seeing:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tpniJ7eHce8
Removing cylinder to get to piston. Won't budge!
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Garon
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2003 Honda CRF150F
2009 Yamaha XT250
2011 Kawasaki KLR650
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Garon
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Re: Removing cylinder to get to piston. Won't budge!
Just wanted to update and say I was able to remove the cylinder. It took some doing (using a lever underneath on two sides while pushing up) but I assume that may be normal for a not being removed for 19 years.
-Garon
2003 Honda CRF150F
2009 Yamaha XT250
2011 Kawasaki KLR650
2019 KTM 250 XC-F -
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Aussiecrf230
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Re: Removing cylinder to get to piston. Won't budge!
They can get stuck down sometimes. Better than a leaky base gasket though.Ray
Australia
CRF230F 2004
C30F Power Up needle
Mains 132
Idle 45
2 turns out
Baffle out, Screens In
It starts,it runs,it gets to where all CRFs can get to without the valve or valve plate dramas -
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