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Engine tear down, reassembly and tuning
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Install the flywheel.
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Normally the point's rubbing blocks are lubricated by a wick; a felt, oil soaked wiper attached to one of the ignition coils. If that is present, renew it with a few drops of light oil. If there is no wick present, lubricate the outside of point's cam with a light coat of high performance moly grease. Install the cam making sure the word "Top" faces upward.
Clean the crankshaft taper and the taper socket in the flywheel perfectly with a rag dampened with acetone or brake cleaner. There cannot be a trace of grease or oil on these. Then install the flywheel, the hub screw cover, and the flywheel nut. Using a large strap wrench to counter the torque, torque the flywheel nut to 35 ft/lbs.
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