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beeman 22 Jul 2009 17:31

will this work
 
hello every one has any one ever put a 2000 engine into a 1984 [34] mine is only kick start so is there any big head aches doing this,apart from the starter motor and switch gear......your thoughts would be welcome......dave:eek3::eek3::eek3:

electric_monk 22 Jul 2009 21:11

I'm afraid the collective's crystal ball is away for its annual spring clean...you'll just have to give us all more information to go on...:innocent:

*Touring Ted* 22 Jul 2009 21:14

Who what and why ?

markharf 22 Jul 2009 21:27

Well, it is the "generic" branch of the forum....but that's the most generic tech question I've ever seen. There oughta be a prize around here, somewhere.

Threewheelbonnie 22 Jul 2009 21:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by beeman (Post 250731)
hello every one has any one ever put a 2000 engine into a 1984 [

They must have done :rofl:

Andy

DLbiten 23 Jul 2009 04:12

If it brakes before it bends you better not put it in the frame

That aside most people that put new engine in older bikes seem to need redo the looms on the bike. Sometimes there will electric wiring problims or changes. But if there room in the frame the engine will "fit". Mounting the thing in there may by a pain. bolts may not line up frame may be bent and the vibes will be hell.

Get a picky border guard and the the numbers do not mach you will not have a good day.

May be better to ask at a dedicated web page on your bike.

beeman 23 Jul 2009 10:59

sorry every one ....right i have a 1984 600 tenere every thing on the bike except engine is standered....the engine is the one with the knackered gear box of which i posted a earlier thread ....on much investigation ...i.e. cost ,labour,parts every one seems to say you may be be better off trying to get a nother engine.....got a 2000 complete engine [for a couple hundred quid]...seeing as mine has alot of none standerd parts from the barrel up i wonderd if i could transfer my top end on to the bottom?...as i have only had old xt,s i dont know if the head cylinder bolts are in the same place....also mine has a oil tank and that model is in the frame ....but i assume the oil pipes still feed the motor top and bottom?as this one has an electric start{yes the starter motor is with it}and i am getting a starter switch....should be able to connect ok...the reason why i want to change top end is that mine has a 98cc conversion,cr carbs 35, titanium valves polished head,laser-produro exaust,and a big k.n. hidden under the seat.....hope this does exsplain a little better.......and yes i know my grammer is crap!....cheers dave

Lamin Sambou 23 Jul 2009 13:54

Hi Dave,

I'm no expert and feel free to correct me

I'm pretty sure your '84 top end will bolt to the 2000 bottom end, things changed on how the heads bolt to barrels but not how barrels bolt to bottom end.

I think the early Kick only bikes are narrower where the frame and swinging arm pivot.

thats because on the electric start engine the front sprocket is further out. so if the 2000 engine bolts into the '84 frame then the front sprocket wont line up with the rear. there are ways around this but it may be easier just to do a full rebuild on your '84 motor?

also the frame rails that go either side of the carbs on an '84 leave less space for carbs than the 2000 frame. not a problem though if you are not using the 2000 carbs.


hope that helps,

andy

beeman 23 Jul 2009 15:49

thanks for that andy....same looking xt as mine....even down to the exuast......just checking the garage to see if its still there!!!!:thumbup1:

electric_monk 23 Jul 2009 22:20

Hey Beeman

I thought you would be more likely to get a positive response in this forum.

steve


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