Cam chain tensioner removal: Difference between revisions

 
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*Place the assembly over the crankcase mounting position and insert the tensioner pushrod into the hole.
*Place the assembly over the crankcase mounting position and insert the tensioner pushrod into the hole.
*Assure the ball bearing and retainer spring and the O-ring remain in place as the mounting bolts are progressively tightened.
*Put a drop of blue Loctite on both mounting bolts. Tighten them by turning each a bit at a time. Assure the ball bearing and retainer spring and the O-ring remain in place as you tighten the bolts.
*After installation of the tensioner, loosen the lock screw enough to free the pushrod (about 2 mm).  You should hear a click as the pushrod releases.
*After installation of the tensioner, loosen the lock screw enough to free the pushrod (about 2 mm).  You should hear a click as the pushrod releases.
*Tighten the lock screw again. Put a drop of blue Loctite on both bolts.
*Tighten the lock screw again.  
*The stiff spring in the push rod should now be firmly against the rear cam chain guide.
*The stiff spring in the push rod should now be firmly against the rear cam chain guide.