F3 rattle/banging help?
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F3 rattle/banging help?
Hi all.I picked up a 98 F3 on Tuesday. I was hoping for some advice from you guys and gals.
I started hearing a rattling sound at around 2500 revs. It's since changed to a clunking/banking sound. Any ideas?
The MOT which was done the same day as I bought it showed slightly loose drive chain and slightly worn rear drive sprockets as advisories. Could this be the cause?
Thanks again.
Calum
I started hearing a rattling sound at around 2500 revs. It's since changed to a clunking/banking sound. Any ideas?
The MOT which was done the same day as I bought it showed slightly loose drive chain and slightly worn rear drive sprockets as advisories. Could this be the cause?
Thanks again.
Calum
#2
Hi all.I picked up a 98 F3 on Tuesday. I was hoping for some advice from you guys and gals.
I started hearing a rattling sound at around 2500 revs. It's since changed to a clunking/banking sound. Any ideas?
The MOT which was done the same day as I bought it showed slightly loose drive chain and slightly worn rear drive sprockets as advisories. Could this be the cause?
Thanks again.
Calum
I started hearing a rattling sound at around 2500 revs. It's since changed to a clunking/banking sound. Any ideas?
The MOT which was done the same day as I bought it showed slightly loose drive chain and slightly worn rear drive sprockets as advisories. Could this be the cause?
Thanks again.
Calum
put bike on stand and stand to the left then stand to the right
you then need to move your ear slightly behind the head and slightly infront
here the deal if it the the left of the motor its to do with starter/charging system
if its to the right its cam chain tensioner
if its both it could be either or exhaust valves
if its to the right and quieter behind the head but louder infront i would say exhaust valves if not i would say cam chain tensioner.
its hard to explain but anything over 25k generally get a new cam chain and tensioner for safety reasons
#3
were is the noise coming from?
put bike on stand and stand to the left then stand to the right
you then need to move your ear slightly behind the head and slightly infront
here the deal if it the the left of the motor its to do with starter/charging system
if its to the right its cam chain tensioner
if its both it could be either or exhaust valves
if its to the right and quieter behind the head but louder infront i would say exhaust valves if not i would say cam chain tensioner.
its hard to explain but anything over 25k generally get a new cam chain and tensioner for safety reasons
put bike on stand and stand to the left then stand to the right
you then need to move your ear slightly behind the head and slightly infront
here the deal if it the the left of the motor its to do with starter/charging system
if its to the right its cam chain tensioner
if its both it could be either or exhaust valves
if its to the right and quieter behind the head but louder infront i would say exhaust valves if not i would say cam chain tensioner.
its hard to explain but anything over 25k generally get a new cam chain and tensioner for safety reasons
There is a sound similar to what others have described on other threads from the right, I think it's the CCT. The bikes done 24000 and still running the original so may need swapping out too. What's the best one to go for? OEM, APE?
Thanks again
#6
might be worth it just to be on the safe side
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