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Post by brandjur on May 30, 2013 11:41:16 GMT -5
I have this MC-17 scooter with 139qmb that I bought used and I just installed a bbk. Trying to fine tune it and when I removed the variator, the ramp plate is stuck or fused to the crank shaft. I am thinking of taking a torch to the plate and heat it up. I also don't want to bend it by trying to yank it out.
Thoughts on how to get it off?
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Post by alleyoop on May 30, 2013 12:12:12 GMT -5
Tap it with something on one of the ends to make it turn on the shaft. Alleyoop
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Post by brandjur on May 30, 2013 14:30:05 GMT -5
Thanks for the suggestion.
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to tap it to turn on the shaft. The shaft would turn also. I sprayed a little PB Blaster and left it. Came back and was able to wiggle it out, again adding some PB Blaster as I wiggled it out. It was on there so tight I couldn't put it back on. So, had some fine metal sand paper and rolled a piece up to fit inside the circle and spun the plate. Now it can move, but I was careful not to leave much play.
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Post by taida232 on Sept 12, 2020 3:54:05 GMT -5
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to tap it to turn on the shaft. The shaft would turn also. I sprayed a little PB Blaster and left it. Came back and was able to wiggle it out, again adding some PB Blaster as I wiggled it out. It was on there so tight I couldn't put it back on. So, had some fine metal sand paper and rolled a piece up to fit inside the circle and spun the plate. Now it can move, but I was careful not to leave much play. I hope someone can help, I have the same issue. Whereas I understand you filed the facing plate hole a bit, I’m not sure mine is that simple. The crankshaft has a small increase in diameter close to the engine- this is what my plate is ‘wedged’ on. It’s difficult to move anywhere along the shaft- any ideas? Many thanks, Vince.
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