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912 installation on KFIII

 
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 6:47 am    Post subject: 912 installation on KFIII Reply with quote

I'm trying to get the mount installed on my 912. The manual(an old KF III manual) says the top mounts each bolt to the engine using a 10 mm bolt in front and the long allen bolt supplied with the engine in the rear. The manual reads like both mounts use the one long bolt in the rear to bolt to the engine. No way the one bolt is long enough. Does it really mean that one side uses the long bolt and the other uses a 10mm bolt ? Also even after turning the manifolds around it's really tight with the card heat box and the radiator cap trying to be in the same spot. Is this normal. Any suggestions or pictures welcome

thanks,
EG


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PostPosted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 9:43 am    Post subject: 912 installation on KFIII Reply with quote

I am looking at my 1993 engine mount instructions and it calls for four
M10X1.5X50 bolts top and bottom. That is a ten millimeter diameter bolt
with 1.5 mm thread spacing by fifty mm long.

Regarding the cart heat box. Most have eliminated it as it is not necessary
in practice. Some jurisdictions still require it, though and if that is the
case you can juggle the hoses to the spider tank and it can be moved around
a bit to give you clearance. I just mounted my spider tank in my new
project and the 90 degree tubes out of the heads can be removed and
repositioned if necessary. I used medium loctite as a thread sealant.
Other opinions may vary.

Lowell

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Subject: 912 installation on KFIII

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I'm trying to get the mount installed on my 912. The manual(an old KF III
manual) says the top mounts each bolt to the engine using a 10 mm bolt in
front and the long allen bolt supplied with the engine in the rear. The
manual reads like both mounts use the one long bolt in the rear to bolt to
the engine. No way the one bolt is long enough. Does it really mean that
one side uses the long bolt and the other uses a 10mm bolt ? Also even
after turning the manifolds around it's really tight with the card heat
box and the radiator cap trying to be in the same spot. Is this normal.
Any suggestions or pictures welcome

thanks,
EG


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