29-01-2015, 05:12 PM
Best way to learn is doing just what your thinking of doing 
There are plenty of engine rebuild videos on youtube, although likely none on that specific engine, the same principles largely apply to all engines... The 8v TU is a very simple / straight forward little motor to do... So a good starting point.
Is it fun? Depends really, but you will learn a tonne about how the engine works, and get a good bit of experience in the process imo
There are plenty of engine rebuild videos on youtube, although likely none on that specific engine, the same principles largely apply to all engines... The 8v TU is a very simple / straight forward little motor to do... So a good starting point.
Is it fun? Depends really, but you will learn a tonne about how the engine works, and get a good bit of experience in the process imo
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