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Old 24 Feb 2007
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Engine rebuild - list of bearings?

Hi all

I've finally got my cases split (after a 2 year wait!) so now getting on with the rebuild. Target is to make the HU UK meet this year...

Anyone got a list of the bearing numbers for a '88 3AJ? All of the 8 bearings in the cases...

I've taken the numbers down but in previous pasts the numbers given are much longer that the 4-digits I can see...

Also, should I get my crank rebuilt? I've read a couple of posts about failures, makes me nervous. The rest of the engine looks OK, although all of the gears look worn, 3rd to 5th pitted (and will be replaced).

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Bearings

Barry,

Send me an e-mail, then I can send you the microfiches from Yamaha (parts catalogue) for a 89 Tenere. Yamaha indicates the standard bearing numbers in their catalogue, so you can check. The L/H main bearing btw is identical to the R/H one for this engine.
Warning to others: this is not the case for older models!

Rebuilt of crankshaft: while you're in there, why not? Conrod and bearing approx. 150 Euros, rebuild and balancing approx 75. If you decide to replace all bearings, assume there's some wear already.

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Hi Barry
How are you getting on with the engine rebuild?
I may also need to rebuild a 3AJ engine and would like a rough idea of what the cost is for all the bearings, seals and gaskets.
Did you use genuine Yamaha bearings or go to a bearing supplier.
I also want to go to the Hub meeting if I can get a bike fixed in time hope to see a few XTs there.
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