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The disassembly of the TM Racing KZ10B engine can be carried out by first removing it from its housing compartment, loosening the screws that fasten it to the corresponding supports: once the screws, pipes, and connectors connected to it have all been removed, you can proceed by loosening the screws that fasten the cylinder head and valve cover. After also removing the cylinder, it will be possible to locate the piston inside, which can be detached from the connecting rod in order to replace it with a new one; all other components can be replaced with new pieces.

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