Loosen the rear axle nut. Next, loosen the nuts that lock the wheel adjusters and look for the notches that tell you the position of the wheel telative to the bike frame. Move the wheel back a bit until you are sure the chain has the optimal tension. Make sure the wheel is not skewed to either side by looking at the notches on either side. Get a torque wrench to fasten the wheel in place at this point. The chain must have a bit of slack, it should never be totally stretched out. You should have about 1.5 inches of vertical chain movement when you push it up. Clean the chain with WD40 or some thin oil that you then wipe off. Now apply chain lubricant or simply engine oil to the chain. Take a test drive on the bike, then check if the wheel is tightly in place and that the chain has the tension you want.
owners manual, page 122.
It has a self tensioner, Most often you have to replace the chain it self if it is skipping time or is getting very loose.
Cannot tighten, Replacement is the only fix for loose transfer case chain.
To tighten a loose bike chain effectively, first, shift the chain onto the smallest front and rear gears. Then, loosen the rear wheel nuts and pull the wheel back to tighten the chain. Make sure the chain has about half an inch of up and down movement. Finally, tighten the rear wheel nuts securely.
Your bike chain may be loose due to wear and tear or improper installation. To tighten it, you can adjust the tension by moving the rear wheel back in the dropouts or using a chain tensioner tool. Be sure to check the chain for wear and replace it if necessary.
To fix a loose bike chain, you can adjust the tension by loosening the rear wheel and pulling it back to tighten the chain. Make sure the chain is properly aligned with the gears and then tighten the rear wheel back in place. Check the chain tension by lifting the bike and spinning the pedals to ensure it is not too tight or too loose.
To tighten a bicycle chain effectively, first, loosen the rear wheel nuts. Then, adjust the tension of the chain by moving the rear wheel backward. Make sure the chain is not too tight or too loose. Finally, tighten the rear wheel nuts securely.
To tighten a bike chain effectively, first, loosen the rear wheel nuts. Then, adjust the tension of the chain by moving the rear wheel backward. Make sure the chain is not too tight or too loose. Finally, tighten the rear wheel nuts securely.
I have a 1982 v45 magna and the timing chain is loose can it be adjusted thanks
To tighten a chain on a bike for proper functionality and performance, first, loosen the rear wheel nuts. Then, adjust the tension of the chain by moving the wheel back slightly. Make sure the chain is not too tight or too loose. Finally, tighten the rear wheel nuts securely. Check the chain tension by pressing down on it, it should have a little bit of give but not be too loose.
This is how you tighten a loose cam chain. On the honda 185s three wheelers there is a cam chain tensioner on the motor. First you need a 14mm wrench and a 10mm wrench and a screw with a fine thread now to get started you take the rubber boot off. Then you take the 10mm bolt off you put the fine thread screw in the hole. Then you start the motor up and loosin the 14mm locking nut while you do that you push down and lift up on the screw but hold the screw up and then tighten the locking nut and you should have the cam chain tightened.
to put more tension onto the chain you have to loosen off the rear wheel bolt first. then with them loose there is two 10mm ( i think ) nuts at the rear of the swing arm one left and one on the right.. tighten these up to put in more tension. once required tension is reached then tighten wheel bolts again and that's job done. hope this helps.