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Chain Tensioner Vstrom. I've returned the rear cam chain tensioner bolt & spring both ways, wheel on and off. Anyone else with any experiences measuring chain slack on side stand vs. A too loose chain can be noisier than necessary but a too tight chain can destroy the chain or cam pillow blocks which would mean a new head. 01/20/09 0330 hours » i've heard it said that the cam tensioner is what causes the idle knock on. Repeat until both sides are even and the chain has 1 of slack. Center stand and back again? Per @spec, it's much easier with the rear wheel off. When the pistons are at the top dead center of the compression stroke, the valve springs will not be pushing the cam lobes. Back both adjusters out until the chain is loose. Sounds a lot like a cam chain tensioner that clicked out to the next position. The noise actually might only be audible to me, as it's coming up from the front valve cover, between the.

When the pistons are at the top dead center of the compression stroke, the valve springs will not be pushing the cam lobes. Repeat until both sides are even and the chain has 1 of slack. I've returned the rear cam chain tensioner bolt & spring both ways, wheel on and off. Sounds a lot like a cam chain tensioner that clicked out to the next position. Back both adjusters out until the chain is loose. Center stand and back again? Anyone else with any experiences measuring chain slack on side stand vs. A too loose chain can be noisier than necessary but a too tight chain can destroy the chain or cam pillow blocks which would mean a new head. 01/20/09 0330 hours » i've heard it said that the cam tensioner is what causes the idle knock on. The noise actually might only be audible to me, as it's coming up from the front valve cover, between the.

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Chain Tensioner Vstrom When the pistons are at the top dead center of the compression stroke, the valve springs will not be pushing the cam lobes. Center stand and back again? I've returned the rear cam chain tensioner bolt & spring both ways, wheel on and off. Sounds a lot like a cam chain tensioner that clicked out to the next position. Repeat until both sides are even and the chain has 1 of slack. The noise actually might only be audible to me, as it's coming up from the front valve cover, between the. Anyone else with any experiences measuring chain slack on side stand vs. When the pistons are at the top dead center of the compression stroke, the valve springs will not be pushing the cam lobes. Per @spec, it's much easier with the rear wheel off. 01/20/09 0330 hours » i've heard it said that the cam tensioner is what causes the idle knock on. Back both adjusters out until the chain is loose. A too loose chain can be noisier than necessary but a too tight chain can destroy the chain or cam pillow blocks which would mean a new head.