Cam chain tensioner part

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Cam chain tensioner part

14 Jan 2016 06:11 - 14 Jan 2016 06:12
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Starting to reassemble the top end on my 1982 GPz750 and I see that I have to take off this rubber piece off (Cam chain Guide Damper) to extract the Cam Chain Guide Shaft. I guess I should replace the rubber bit, but I am wondering if this piece is glued on or just held in place? Any advice would, as always be appreciated, Mark

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Re: Cam chain tensioner part

14 Jan 2016 06:25
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They are made of rubberized plastic. They get stuck on the shaft. If you are getting new parts, buy new ones, if not a dab of silicon will hold them in place.
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Re: Cam chain tensioner part

14 Jan 2016 06:26
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Thanks for the tip, I'll order the new bits today. Mark

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Re: Cam chain tensioner part

14 Jan 2016 07:21 - 14 Jan 2016 07:24
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Photo diagram E71 in the factory service manual (page 62) details installing those dampers, including where to apply sealer (they SHOULD be stuck to the shaft). I don't think there is any reason to replace them, although doing so won't hurt anything.
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Re: Cam chain tensioner part

14 Jan 2016 07:30
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Ah, Indeed it does. Thanks for that. I did go ahead and order the parts, cheap enough while everything is apart and the weather is decidedly un-moto. Mark
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