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The TM Racing KZ engine can be disassembled by first removing it from its housing, loosening the screws that hold it to the appropriate supports, and disconnecting all the cables. Once the block has been removed, it will be possible to unscrew the screws that secure the cylinder, so that it can be removed from its upper part; after removal, it will be possible to proceed by loosening the screws that secure the two half side covers, also removing these and accessing the additional components inside the engine. After replacing the parts of interest, it will be possible to close the engine by securing it to its housing.

Posted on 26 September 2024 by ScegliAuto

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