Circlip in coolant port

dx787
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Edited Date/Time 11/19/2017 6:36am
I am changing out top end and managed to drop a circlip down the cooling port.
How do I go about getting it out??

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ktm-5
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11/14/2017 6:11pm
I'd probably pull the motor and stuff some rags in the crankcase so it doesn't fall in there and try turning it upside down and shake it out or even use an air nozzle to try and blow it out
MotoChris
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11/14/2017 7:22pm
Tiny magnet on a string?
dx787
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11/14/2017 7:30pm
Haha I am at Walmart as we speak buying magnets , I'll let ya know how I make out
MotoChris
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11/14/2017 7:36pm
Good luck. I hope it works!

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friday10
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11/14/2017 8:07pm
Buy a telescoping magnet from an auto parts store
dx787
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11/14/2017 9:03pm
Got it! Used magnet strip and worked like a charm after a few tries

Acidreamer
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11/15/2017 3:02am
Damn havent seen that before. I think im gonna get some of those strips just in case. Good idea
MotoChris
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11/15/2017 4:30am
Good deal! We did top end on my son's 125 last weekend and this exact scenario crossed my mind for some odd reason. I always stuff the opening to the crank case but I thought about the water ports. Glad it worked out for u.
dx787
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11/19/2017 6:36am
This is what I used for anyone in future. $5 at walmart

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