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Re: You'll never guess what's happened :D

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try and move the CCT by turning eiter of the nuts on the end sticking out to the left on your photo. the smaller sized one should be pinned to the main shank, so I dont understand what the big one is for, but they should both be locked together.

put a felt pen mark on the thread where it enters the body so you can see were you started and if it moves easyly then that is your problem, if it it only moved under gorrila force, then put it back to the mark
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Pop round later youth I've got the lube
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I tried turning it back on to check just now and there was a really choppy sound from the engine block
Now I don't like the sound of that. I'm still not convinced it's the CCT's but they are still worth checking. How about the starter motor, is this spinning over OK.

Unfortunately all we can do here is a take a wild guess without hearing it.
the smaller sized one should be pinned to the main shank, so I don't understand what the big one is for
I think you will find that end nut is not spot welded in place like some and the smaller nut is supposes to be that end and just locks off the end nut. A bit like the Kreigers as I discovered working on Duffy's bike recently.

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lloydie wrote:Pop round later youth I've got the lube
Function ShouldIRideBike(ByRef oBikeCondition as Object) As String {
If oBikeCondition.TooWorriedToRideIt == True Then
Return "Don't Ride Bike"
Else
Return "Ride Bike"
}

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cybercarl wrote:
I tried turning it back on to check just now and there was a really choppy sound from the engine block
Now I don't like the sound of that. I'm still not convinced it's the CCT's but they are still worth checking. How about the starter motor, is this spinning over OK.

Unfortunately all we can do here is a take a wild guess without hearing it.

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Starter motor is as good as ever (not very). It's definitely something from the engine block, however I decided the second it started turning over that it was a very bad noise and turned it off asap. I don't want to turn it on again, not a nice noise
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Virt wrote: Function ShouldIRideBike(ByRef oBikeCondition as Object) As String {
If oBikeCondition.TooWorriedToRideIt == True Then
Return "Don't Ride Bike"
Else
Return "Ride Bike"
}

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MacV2 wrote: ShouldIRideBikeTillItblowsUpThereforeConsigningThePileOfPooMoneyPitToTheSkipScrapItBuyAnother...
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:lol: :lol:

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Ehh looks like I'll have to sort it tomorrow. Bloody brother hasn't answered his phone or replied to texts all day, guess I'll just take the slow ass bus home and bring some tools in tomorrow :thumbdown:
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prepare you anus young master virt.......its lloydie time........ :lol: :lol: :lol:
oh and this time he wants you to wear a big woolly jumper for some reason..... :eek2
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agentpineapple wrote:prepare you anus young master virt.......its lloydie time........ :lol: :lol: :lol:
oh and this time he wants you to wear a big woolly jumper for some reason..... :eek2
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Nah. Having to get the bus home, my arsehole brother is too busy in bed no doubt. All he ever does is go to work, then lie in bed until his next bloody shift. Wouldn't mind so much if he worked more than 6 hours at a time
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Have you checked the oil level?

Put in a little bit more oil see if the noise goes away,

is it there from start up or just when bikes warm? Could it be water pump?

Could it be Valve Shims needing doing? this can make a funny noise on an inline 4 when they are out of tolerance or close to service limit
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seb421 wrote:Have you checked the oil level?

Put in a little bit more oil see if the noise goes away,

is it there from start up or just when bikes warm? Could it be water pump?

Could it be Valve Shims needing doing? this can make a funny noise on an inline 4 when they are out of tolerance or close to service limit
Had a major service 1000 miles ago. Oil is still high, noise is instant when 5he engine turns over and the valves didn't need doing last time... with 20k miles since it was last done


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Who done the service?

i've found these places bullshit you and half the time don't properly service a bike or check shims etc
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Remember when I was an apprentice on crap wages. Lived 17 miles from work and bus was slow/expensive/too early. Bike breakdowns were a nightmare. Hope it's an easy fix for you virt,
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