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Old 10-17-2007, 02:06 AM   #1
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I may finally be getting my rebuild kit. Quick question, what tools are needed to dissasemble and rebuild/reassemble a 1990 E-Z-GO 3PG?
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The biggest would be a good socket set (I think metric). Keep the usual phillips and flat head screwdrivers handy as well. You will need a torque wrench to torque the head and cylinder bolts. You will need snap ring pliers to take the wrist pin out. Also, a small cup of 2-stroke oil and maybe a medium paintbrush to lube up the bearings, wrist pin, and cylinder/piston rings during installation. I would suggest some permatex gasket sealant for ONLY the base gasket.

If I missed anything, I am sure someone should catch it...
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The biggest would be a good socket set (I think metric). Keep the usual phillips and flat head screwdrivers handy as well. You will need a torque wrench to torque the head and cylinder bolts. You will need snap ring pliers to take the wrist pin out. Also, a small cup of 2-stroke oil and maybe a medium paintbrush to lube up the bearings, wrist pin, and cylinder/piston rings during installation. I would suggest some permatex gasket sealant for ONLY the base gasket.

If I missed anything, I am sure someone should catch it...
Only thing I can think of is a good nail file.... in case you mess up your manicure !!!!

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Old 10-17-2007, 08:45 PM   #4
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LOL I Mitch what did u use to sparate the crank from the crankcase?
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I only did the top end... left the crankcase together. Bearings seemed fine and I couldn't get one of them anyway... its NLA. So I take it your overhauling the ENTIRE engine then?
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azboo i have a nail file in my tool box and i have used it when fixing a motor good call lol
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Why thank you groundpounder. High time someone recognized my mechanical skills.

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