Cam Chain
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Cam Chain
I was replacing my CCT this morning and I noticed that there is about 1/2" to 3/4" of slack at the top between the cam sprockets. Is this normal or should I replace the chain while I'm at it? I don't want to have to do this again to eliminate the chain noise. Also any sources on finding the chain as inexpensively as possible would be appreciated!
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From: Arlington Texas
RE: Cam Chain
Prior to your mishap, did you hear any improvement in the noise level from the cam chain? I turned it over a couple of times and it did tighten the chain. I'm thinking about going ahead and putting it back together and checking it out. I'm wondering how to torque the bolts holding the cam sprocket as there isn't enough room to get my torque wrench in there?
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RE: Cam Chain
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Prior to your mishap, did you hear any improvement in the noise level from the cam chain? I turned it over a couple of times and it did tighten the chain. I'm thinking about going ahead and putting it back together and checking it out. I'm wondering how to torque the bolts holding the cam sprocket as there isn't enough room to get my torque wrench in there?
Prior to your mishap, did you hear any improvement in the noise level from the cam chain? I turned it over a couple of times and it did tighten the chain. I'm thinking about going ahead and putting it back together and checking it out. I'm wondering how to torque the bolts holding the cam sprocket as there isn't enough room to get my torque wrench in there?
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