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Technique at this stage is to lift the cylinder
head and recess the pushrods into the head as far
as possible so that the head can be slid out
between the cylinder barrel and frame tubes. Do
this as follows:
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Lift the cylinder head from either side of the
motor cycle, support with one hand and slide the
push rods as far as possible into the cylinder
head. Fig. C3 shows the cylinder head tilted to the
rear to facilitate the operation.
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Withdraw the cylinder head.
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The cylinder head gasket may adhere either to
the cylinder or cylinder head. The gasket shouid be
removed and protected from damage since, if
remaining in undamaged condition, it may be put
into further service.
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SECTION C2
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REMOVAL OF ROCKERS
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In order to gain access to the inlet valve
guides, the inlet rockers and spindies may have to
be removed as follows:
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Remove the two set screws retaining each rocker
spindie cover plate (see Fig. C4).
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Collect the cover plate, retaining plate and
gaskets as a set. In all probability these items
will adhere to one another and need not be
disturbed.
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Extract the rocker spindies using Service Tool
061028 as shown in Fig. C5. This is necessary since
the spindies are a tight fit. Extremely tight
spindies will necessitate heating the whole
cylinder head in hot water prior to removal.
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Lift out the rockers and collect the plain and
double spring thrust washers. On each rocker the
plain thrust washer is outboard of the rocker and
the double spring washer inboard (see Fig. C4).
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