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1984 - 1986 Honda Nighthawk CB700SC Cylinder Assembly and Piston Removal (teardown pt. 6)

After removing the cylinder head and chain tensioner next comes the cylinder assembly, chain guide and pistons. Tools used: 1/4" ratchet 1/4" extension 10mm socket 10mm open wrenches (multiple wrenches with different angles) Plastic trim removal tools Cylinder Removal (Manual 7-0) Remove the cam chain tensioner guide (Inspect for excessive wear or damage) Remove the 10mm front and rear cylinder holding nuts. Store in Bin B, Slot 4 If you are having a hard time loosening the rear nuts, try different 10mm wrenches to alternate the angle. A craftsman thin-walled 12-point wrench worked for me. Remove the cylinder gasket Using multiple trim panel removal tools, carefully lift the cylinder assembly in a crisscross pattern until free, once a gap has been created, feed the chain through the gap and hang out of the way using the bungee cord Remove the cylinder gasket. Remove the dowel pins, inspect for damage and reinstall in the cylinder assembly Piston Removal (Manual 7-3) Using the magnet and pick tool, carefully remove each piston pin clip. Place in order on the shop towel. Remove the pistons one at a time by pushing the piston pin out by hand or with the plastic trim removal tool. Mark each piston to indicate its cylinder position for reassembly.