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 highland biker Spanner Monkey
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 Posted: 19:40 - 12 Feb 2008 Post subject: How much?... |
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... Would it be to get a new cam chain tensioner fitted at a garage/dealer?
Cheers
EDIT: yeah sorry its a SRAD 600
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Not exactly the best thread title, and very lacking in information as said. However as I know from your previoius post you have a 600 SRAD then I would guess about 1.5-2hours labour so depending on their labour rate, £40-80 probably. It's just fairing off, and 3 bolts.
Now presumably this is because you have a camchain rattle, if you do and it's not a death rattle I wouldn't bother swapping it, you may still have it, this is a GSXR. Might be worth removing the tensioner and then cleaning and resetting it's position as they often stick, this is why they're considered to fail.
If you do go for a replacement, get a Suzuki one, a manual one will need manual tensioning and if you forget you're in trouble, if you overtension you're also in trouble. |
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Hopefully its not a bastad like a zxr400 where you have to drop the engine out to do it
But if not it should just be an hour or two's labour as said. ____________________ zxr400 - zx7r |
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Benc, not sure on the ZXR400, I know they also suffer failing tensioners and camchains, presumably the chain is in the middle on those with 2 cylinders either side making it hard to access, it's on the offside of the engine on the GSXR, only needs the sidepanels taking off, maybe the tank too.
If you've got a death rattle you'll know about it, be this metallic lashing noise as the chain rattles around like a tin of nails, it'll get worse as the engine gets hotter. If you've only got a very minor rattle, similar to a clutch rattle then it's probably nothing to worry about, as I said, you could well fit a new tensioner and still have the noise. They can indeed be removed, cleaned and replaced, they're just a spring loaded ratchet mechanism. |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 321 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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