Triumph T120TT - A look at the crank after removing the conrods, & a 'Big Bang' probably averted!
When I removed the conrods, the big end nuts on the timing side rod were little more than finger tight, so if oil had been reaching the big ends, a big bang probably wasn't far away if the engine had been put to work!
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Triumph T120TT - Crank discussed following a clean up and unblocking oilways.
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Triumph T120TT - Crankshaft and conrods big ends fit update.
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