Split GSX cases without removing rotor?

[BigPhil]

I got the engine out of frame, just the bottom end left, christ these things are heavy. I'm going to split the cases to check in the internals and I was wondering if I have to remove the rotor from the crank? I don't have the tool and have read that getting the rotors off can be a bugger. 

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Edited November 28, 2015 by BigPhil
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[KATANAMANGLER]

No need to pull the rotor. Once the cases are split the crank will come out with the rotor intact. You can reassemble with the rotor on too.

[BigPhil]

Brilliant, thanks! (again!)