EXCELLENT CCT INSTALL DIRECTIONS!!! PICS!!
there is already an aftermarket manual cct on my 96f3....it doesnt seem to be vibrating too bad right now but do you think this is a worthwhile preventative thing I should do?
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Is this tutorial (the link with the pics) just for an F4i or should it also work for my F3??
Is this tutorial (the link with the pics) just for an F4i or should it also work for my F3??
Good Luck!
just curious if anyone has a sound clip of what this problem sounds like. My 06' f4i with only about 1700 miles on it makes a clicking noise i can hear at idle but not really hear while im going. and it gets a bit louder as i ride longer and harder and the bike gets hotter.
I would personally not recommend the $5 fix. I tried it. Bike sounded great for about a 1/2 mile, then it started sounding like a friggin jackhammer. [
] I mean it was LOUD. Freaked me out so bad, I immediately tore the valve cover off, expecting one or both cams to be off-time. Neither was, so I expected the CCT sled to be shredded; it wasn't. I can only hypothesize that the jackhammer sound was from the new bolt hitting the back of the tensioner shaft after the shaft managed to slide forward a bit and develop a gap.
I'm installing a manual tensioner at this moment (got on to look for adjustment instructions). Hopefully everything will be fine after getting it on correctly.
P.S. Sorry to ressurect a long-dead thread, but I'm sure others will be reading this like I did. Just trying to save someone the same hassel I went through.
] I mean it was LOUD. Freaked me out so bad, I immediately tore the valve cover off, expecting one or both cams to be off-time. Neither was, so I expected the CCT sled to be shredded; it wasn't. I can only hypothesize that the jackhammer sound was from the new bolt hitting the back of the tensioner shaft after the shaft managed to slide forward a bit and develop a gap.I'm installing a manual tensioner at this moment (got on to look for adjustment instructions). Hopefully everything will be fine after getting it on correctly.
P.S. Sorry to ressurect a long-dead thread, but I'm sure others will be reading this like I did. Just trying to save someone the same hassel I went through.
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