Figure 1 2-40. Installing Valves - K91 , K 1 6 1
A n d K 1 8 1 .
On Models K24 1 , K30 1 , K32 1 and K34 1 , install
the valve spring upper retainers , valve springs
(close coils to top) , intake valve spring lower
retainer, exhaust valve rotator or retainer, and
valves . Refer to Figure 1 2-41 .
Fig u re 1 2-41 . Install i n g Valves - K241 , K30 1 ,
K32 1 A n d K341 .
NOTE : Some models use a valve rotator on both
valve s .
1 2 . 1 4
Compress springs using a valve spring com
5 .
pressor and install keepers. Refer to Figure
1 2-42 .
Valve Spring
Compressor
Figure 1 2-42. I nstalling Valve Keepers.
INSTALL STATOR
1 . On flywheel-magneto ignition systems, the
magneto coil-core assembly is secured in sta
tionary position on the bearing plat e . On the
magneto-alternator syst em s , the coil is part of
the stator assembly which is also secured to
the bearing plate. Permanent magnets are af
fixed to the inside rim of the flywheel except in
rotor type magneto systems. On these the
magnet or rotor has a keyway and is press
fitted on crankshaft . The magnet rotor is
marked .. engine-side " for proper assembly.
2 .
After installing magneto components, run all
leads out through hole provided (in 1 1 o ' clock
position) on bearing plate.
I NSTALL FLYWHEEL, GRASS S CREEN,
AND DRIVE CUP OR ROPE START PULLEY
A
WARNING:
Damaging Crankshaft and
Flywheel Could Cause Personal lnJuryl
Using improper procedures to install the flywheel
can crack or damage the crankshaft and/or flywheel.
This not only causes extensive engine damage, but
also is a serious threat to the safety of persons
nearby, since broken fragments could be thrown
from the engine. Always observe and use the fol
lowing precautions and procedures when installing
the flywheel:
NOTE :
A : Before installing the flywheel , make sure the
crankshaft taper and flywheel hub are clean