750 Timing chain question

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05 Jun 2006 06:04 #52164 by 80kz750ebill
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I have an 80 KZ 750. I was changing the valve gasket and noticed what feels like too much "give" in in the timing chain between cam 1 and 2. I also have a lot of chain clatter when I ride so I have ordered a new chain tensioner. WIll that fix my issue or better yet how can I check my timing chain.

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05 Jun 2006 07:12 #52175 by wiredgeorge
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Put your bike year, model and your location in your signature (edit profile). Not sure if you have a twin or 4 cylinder model. The model makes a difference. Some KZ models have a tensioning mechanism in their valve cover which make the chain appear slack when the cover is removed. I doubt a new cam chain tensioner will solve your problem.

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05 Jun 2006 07:20 #52180 by 80kz750ebill
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1980 kz 750 e1 4cyl. Wired George your information help me get this bike running 2 summers ago. thanks for the signature idea i will update later

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05 Jun 2006 08:53 #52206 by Lorcan
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The service limit for 20 links of camchain held taught is 128.9mm. Ebay is a good source for workshop manuals by the way...

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