Snowmobile Engine Rebuild | Teardown Part 2.

Disassembly. Removing flywheel, magneto and splitting the case.
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[@25ybot]

Cool vid some advice removing the pistons first makes the job a lot easier thats before splitting the case .keep them coming.

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[@thumboutdoors8277]

all your
parts look brand new are you sure there was an issue looks like it was rebuilt not that long ago

[@GarageWorx]

It had never been apart. To me it looked like it was a base gasket issue/crank seal. It's one of those things just do it all while it's open.