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Removing the cylinder (Aprilia Shiver 750)

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Remove the timing chain.

Undo and remove the two head fastener screws located in the timing chain compartment.

Undo and remove the two head fastener screws…


Undo and remove the outer screw.

Undo and remove the outer screw.


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Undo and remove the four nuts, proceeding in stages and in a diagonal pattern.

Ease the cylinder head assembly off the stud bolts.

Remove the three nuts fastening the cylinder head on the intake and exhaust sides.

Remove the three nuts fastening the cylinder head…


Remove the gasket between the cylinder and the crankcase.

Remove the gasket between the cylinder and the…


See also specifications for this operation.
See this article in russian language
This article has been reviewed: Serafim Sazonov
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Timing chain installation
Installing the chain tensioner
Checking the timing chain
Removing the chain sliders
Disassembling the piston
Checking the cylinder
Checking the piston
Fitting the piston
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