BSA A65 post blow up repairs 12 Fitting the timing cover - a minor setback encountered & discussed.
If I really had to, I could have cleaned the filthy, matching timing cover for these crankcases, but I wanted to use the one from the blown up engine with the later type of clutch actuator mechanism. Did it work out ok? Watch this space for the next thrilling episode!
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BSA A65 post blow up repairs 11 Confirming crank end float is within specs after bolting up cases.
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