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Installation Question Re NTC3 Backing Plate for Non Pull Start

Old 01-15-2011, 11:44 AM
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Hi all,

I am converting my .12 AE to non pull start. I have a question regarding the installation of the non pull start backplate.

The diagram I am looking at shows the non pull start backplate going into the engine the same way as the pull start backplate did. Which means the oval part of the backplate with the indentation on top (same shape as the pull start back plate) goes inside the engine. However, if it is installed this way, the end of the backplate hits against the connecting rod. Am I doing something wrong here? It looks to me like the only way it can go is with the protrusion on the backplate installed toward the outside of the engine. Or maybe it doesn't matter anyway as long as it is a good seal?

If you want to see the diagram I am looking at it is here on page 4:

http://www.teamassociated.com/pdf/ca...ngman_2912.pdf

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You're going to have to cut of the "niple" thats on the end of the rod journal on the crankshaft.
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Thanks Nitrodude. I how do I get it out to cut it off? Sorry, never taken one apart before.
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Dremel with cut-off wheel
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Originally Posted by nitrodude
Dremel with cut-off wheel
I can do that but can you tell me what the steps are to get the piston and connecting rod out so I can cut it? Thanks!
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Remove the cylinder head and combustion chamber.
Remove sleeve.
Remove piston with conrod(they come out together)
Remove complete clutch from engine.
Pull crankshaft from engine and cut.
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Originally Posted by nitrodude
Remove the cylinder head and combustion chamber.
Remove sleeve.
Remove piston with conrod(they come out together)
Remove complete clutch from engine.
Pull crankshaft from engine and cut.
Thanks, Bro! I'll give it a shot now.
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Hey Nitrodude, thanks again! That was easy as pie and I'm already done - worked like a charm.

I was a little nervous having not taken one apart before that I would screw it up, but I just followed the steps you gave me and there is nothing to it!

Thanks for taking the time to help me out.
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