So, in the short time I had this morning before going to work (did I mention I hate working retail?) I was able to get the bike into the garage and start the diagnosis. As I look into cylinders #1 and 4, I can see water just sitting there on top of the pistons (Darn!).
Couple of questions:
#1.) What would be the best way to get the water out? I have not yet check 2 & 3, but they're probably full, too. The plugs are gone, so the entry method is pretty easy to figure out.
#2.) What would be the best way to take this engine apart? Obviously, since the engine is seized, the standard procedure is not going to work since it involves rotating the engine to get to the Cam sprocket bolts. Should I just cut the cam chain, or should I try to see if I can get the piston freed up?
#3.) And I do plan on doing a search on this one, but, in an 836 kit, the cylinders are just bored out, right? Hence if the cylinders are rusted up, the boring out should fix the issue? What is the bore? Is it .20 over? .30?