checking for cct failure ?
checking for cct failure ?
whats the easiest way to check for cct failure?
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Re: checking for cct failure ?
I'd have thought popping the cct out? Or turn the engine over with the sparkplugs removed and listen for really horrible noises!
Jamie 

Re: checking for cct failure ?
not my bike but a fellow stormer who lives in same town had to be recovered by aa yesterday and sounds like a cct failure, she said it started rattling from the engine whilst riding and engine died
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Re: checking for cct failure ?
im thinking of removing the bolt from front cct and putting a small flat blade screwdriver in and turning to see if there is any tension but is there an even eaisier way
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Re: checking for cct failure ?
dont think thats a good ideaJamoi wrote:I'd have thought popping the cct out? Or turn the engine over with the sparkplugs removed and listen for really horrible noises!
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Re: checking for cct failure ?
Id say checking the tension of the tensioner with the screw driver is a good idea. Or undo the bolts on head cover and just lift the head to see if the chain is slack. Or you could turn it over slowly by hand using crank bolt and see if there is any obvious contact although if its only jumper a bit there may be none. When I checked mine it locked up due to the amount of bend in the valves.
Re: checking for cct failure ?
Sorry it's earlyDiabolus wrote: dont think thats a good idea

Your idea with the screwdriver sounds good
Jamie 

Re: checking for cct failure ?
Using a small screwdriver to check for any tension from the CCT spring will be fine, and your easiest option, just don't go turning it loads of turns. Turning the screwdriver clockwise will back the tension off. I would try doing that half of one full turn and see if you can detect any tension. By the way you've described it does sound like a CCT has failed, and that's usually the front one.
Note:- if you check the rear CCT you will get a small amount of oil come out of that one once you remove the end bolt. Take care not to lose the sealing washer too.
Chris.
Note:- if you check the rear CCT you will get a small amount of oil come out of that one once you remove the end bolt. Take care not to lose the sealing washer too.
Chris.
Re: checking for cct failure ?
it was cct's got it fixed at place they bought it from who put auto's back in and last week it sounds like they have failed again! I'm going to have a look at it Saturday.
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Re: checking for cct failure ?
Thanks for letting us know, eventuallyDiabolus wrote:it was cct's got it fixed at place they bought it from who put auto's back in and last week it sounds like they have failed again! I'm going to have a look at it Saturday.



Chris.