it seems my kriss II starter got problem,it wont start,further check revealed inside the engine...the rod thingy are no alligned,so when press the starter switch..can see the rod turn but not allign...im not sure ive been con or what...but not yet repair or balancing

hummrr the rod seems not balance...wevili mana wevili?




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[quote=wevilli,Sep 29 2007, 04:42 PM]
sorry been quite busy lately.. with my dissertation.
how come the rod can be out of balance ? That bike is Modenas Kriss II. Normally if you dont do anything with the rod / crankshaft the thing wont out of balance. Even if you bore the block or change bigger ones... wont harm the rod.

OK.... maybe it is just the screw area is not center. Because you dint use the special tool to open the nut ?
Dont worry.. if it is just the crew area that is not balance it is ok... you can check.. move the crankshaft by holding and moving the rod itself ( front and back ) then observe the main part only.. not the screw part.
Should be fine ...

*Dont worry... most of the time i found out that only the screw area is un-balanced only.

by the look at the place... it seems that you are in a motorshop. Look at those holes on the floor.

humm,me personally unsure what's the prob.its just when using the electrical starter ,can see the rod unstable rotate and my bike wont start...yeah the mechanic want to do balancing etc open the enigine...i said...wait 1st i ask lowyat.net ...hummm the total price for repair is rm60 the mechanic quoted...what do u think?




This post has been edited by tsg: Sep 30 2007, 12:07 AM

http://www.yamaha-motor.com.my/ProductEgo.aspx

u can put special gelly also that will spread and seal the hole,if there's a hole,the catch is...might be a little heavy on the ride side