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Valve clearance question
Does any one know why the workshop manual says that TDC has to be determined by referring to the normal flywheel marks
and the mark on the cam sprocket? Seems to me that TDC is TDC.
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Thanks Kev. Not trying to be smart because I'm not, just getting old, but I've set screw tappet valve clearances on various bikes for more than 40 years now:icon_rolleyes: (Brit stuff at first, then mostly Jap singles from XT500 onwards, and a string of [gasp] 610/570 Huskys), and none that I know of had this feature readily available, so I was curious as to why the Tenere does.
In general, I've just removed the tappet cover, and watched for the inlet valves opening, then set TDC when the flywheel mark next arrives in the port. So what I was getting at, I guess, is that it's not a requirement to line up the cam sprocket mark, just an aid, and you've cleared it up, so thanks again for that. |
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Hi
Sorry to but in , but i thought you lads would have the answer. I'm doing my valve clearances this week on my 2008 Tenere and would like to know what they should be set at. Cheers Dazzer |
RTFM :003:
In: 0.9-0.13mm Out: 0.16-0.20mm |
Its good to know that most of the maintenance required on these bikes can be carried out by anyone with a basic knowledge of bike maintenance Also all the tools I have used to do all the work I have carried out so far are carried in the tool tube on the bike ,so you wont need to carry a Tool chest with you
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Since it appears you've taken the radiator off, do you also carry enough coolant to refill it with you in your tool tube? :p
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