How To Suzuki GS450 GS 450 Engine Motor Rebuild Tear Down - Complete - Vintage Old Bike

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Complete Engine Tear-Down
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[@ishedolewz]

Cool breakdown. Thanks..
And Yes, Japanese industrial Screws are different than Philips. Look for the dimple.

[@JeremyBorumComposer]

Thanks for the speedy teardown without a bunch of blah blah.

[@dowser81]

Those are not Philips screws they are JIS and using Philips headed screwdrivers are exactly the reason why they are chewed up

[@markjohnson9495]

Reason #7,351-C to throw them in the trash and replace them with allen head screws.

[@thebear6529]

really?

[@bravo55286]

@@thebear6529 yeah the Japanese version is redesigned slightly to increase surface area to identified by a little pointy thing in between the fins of a Phillips head

[@bravo55286]

Most noticeable the tip is ground flat to use the wide part of the blades

[@jackman-vx9hh]

Hey what would you do if you stripped the 3 bolts holding down the oil filter on a gs450a? Tap and die? Asking for a friend

[@felipealonso1427]

I've got a gs450 thats been stopped for the last 35 years, it has something like 7000 miles and when they stopped using it, it was running perfectly, I now want to make it run again, what would you recomend me to do?

[@idecidenotyou]

Is it normal to have a stator side full of gas or oil

[@MidNebraskaMotorsports]

Nope. That you will want to fix. You have a bad oil seal. Which isn’t uncommon. Great question. If you need more helpful tips, check out: th-cam.com/video/X0AdFxkJiOg/w-d-xo.html and if you need parts: www.ebay.com/str/midnebraskamotorsports. thanks for watching and the comment.

[@bungholemarty7868]

Do you know the carberator size at the head? Is it 34mm?

[@curtismorey5445]

How much was the total rebuild?