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You need a repair manual if you are a do it yourselfer. It is fairly simple with the manual.
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How do you adjust primary chain 2003 harley softail?
www.hdtalking.com/transmission_clutch_and_primary/3173-how_to_adjust_primary_chain_video.html
Is there a Primary chain adjust on a 2005 sportster?
yes on the bottom of the primary
How do you put the primary chain back on a softail?
once inside the primary, loosen the compensator on the front and the clutch basket on the rear. lay them out take old chain off, then put them back on at the same time and correctly tighten then use slack adjuster to tighten
How do you adjust primary on 1994 sportster 1200?
under the primary is a 3/4" lock nut, loosen that and adjust the screw by looking through the chain inspection hole. When tightened properly there should only by 3/8" vertical play in chain.
How do you adjust the chain on a 1986 Honda fourtrax 125?
Adjust the sprocket of the chain
How do you adjust cam chain on Yamaha sr125?
How to adjust timing chain Yamaha sr125
How to adjust Timing chain polaris sportsman 500?
The engine in the Polaris Sportsman 500 is self adjusting. There is no need to adjust the timing chain on the Sportsman 500. If you are hearing the chain slap, it is time to replace the chain, not adjust it.
Can you adjust a Toyota Camry 2003 timing chain?
Timing chain as well as belt cannot be adjust. If the chain has got stretched you have to replace it.
How do you adjust the timing chain on your zx6?
you don't adjust, you replace
How do you adjust the timing chain on a 1988 kawasaki kz 305?
how to adjust the timing chain on a 1988 kz 305
How do you adjust 2006 suzuki lt80 drive chain?
You can't adjust the chain on an LT80. You can buy an aftermarket chain tensioner if you wish to do this. This is the only way.
How do you adjust the chain on 1982 Harley FXWG?
To adjust the primary chain you remove the oval-shaped inspection cover on the chaincase, loosen (don't remove) the 9/16" nut that holds the chain tensioner in place and move the adjuster up or down to adjust chain tension. The chain should have 5/8" to 7/8" of up-and-down play at its tightest point when the motor's cold and 3/8" to 5/8" of play when the motor's hot. To adjust the rear chain, loosen (but don't remove) the axle nut and turn the adjuster nuts (on the ends of the swingarm) in or out an equal number of turns to obtain proper chain tension. The rear chain should have about 1/2" of up-and-down play at its tightest point.
