2000 Grizzly 600

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Top end overhaul

Tore this one down quite a while ago and finally had time to put it back together. I ended up waiting the longest for the machine shop to finish up with the cylinder which needed to be resleeved.

The owner had a friend rebuild it previously who forgot to put one piston pin circlip on... caused huge damage to the cylinder wall but still ran. Burned oil like crazy.

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Now the pretty new parts

It took a long time to find a sleeve for this cylinder and then the machine shop ruined the first one and I had to track down another one...

There was serious carbon buildup on the valve train and whoever rebuilt it last time used an extreme amount of blue silicone... I hate silicone.

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I'm a huge fan of Wiseco piston kits, price is good, good quality and gasket kits always fit.

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Its always hard to decide where to draw the line on older machines with when to fix it or let it die. This one could easily become a money pit for the owner if he isn't careful. I went with only fixing the necessities to keep it running smoothly.

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This one has a lot of cosmetic damage as well from pushing cows around and other such farm chores.

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Thanks for reading through! Hope some of you liked seeing a bit of what goes into a quick top end repair on an ATV.

Peace.

2000 Grizzly 600 | Ecency