hannuk kirjoitti:kTo kirjoitti:Onkohan tuo sitten parempi tapa tehdä se, kuin se toinen ,jossa lopullinen säätö tehdään moottorin ollessa käynnissä?
Onkos siihen toiseen ohjeeseen linkkiä?
Löysin nämä tuolta TT FAQ:sta:
1; Rotate the motor to TDC on the compression stroke (cam lobes pointing at 10 & 2)
(NOTE: Many have questioned the need to rotate the motor to TDC before removing the ACCT. Two reasons to do so. 1: I have no idea who is reading this write up. SO it was written with the most fool proof method of install I could come up with. 2: When the cams are at any point but TDC on the compression stroke, one or more lobes are pushing down on a valve bucket. When you release all tension from the cam chain, the cams can rotate under force from the valve spring. This could cause the cam chain sprockets to skip a tooth on the chain. Many would not even recognize if or when that cams rotated, let alone understand that while no damage has been done YET, they do need to check the cam timing now.. If you put the motor at TDC, none of this is an issue. Want to skip this step... no worrys,, though really a few seconds to rotate the motor to TDC can save you the hassle of checking the timing if/when the motor snaps over when you allow chain tension to go slack)
2; Remove the oil vapor recover tank bolt, push the tank out of the way
3; Remove the two hex head cap screws holding the ACCT to the motor.
4; Install the MCCT
6; Loosen the lock nut and back the lock nut and o ring (if your MCCT has one) well back on threaded MCCT shaft
7; Tighten the MCCT shaft just until it touches the cam chain guide. Finger tight is all your looking for.
8; Start the motor, back the MCCT out until you hear a distinctive rattle from the cam chain/ guide
9; Tighten the MCCT JUST until the rattle goes away. Think of it as tuning a dial type radio. Out a little, hear the rattle, in a little rattle goes away… STOP.. Your done adjusting. DO NOT add a “little” more just to be sure, DO NOT give it another ¼ turn,,,,, YOUR DONE ADJUSTING. Hold the MCCT main shaft in place, move the O ring up to the body, screw the lock nut all the way to the body and tighten. Locking the MCCT in place.
10; Congratulations your done. Go ride. Chances are you will never have to readjust the MCCT. If the cam chain is already stretched, if the motor is torn down to the open case level, or you have some other major motor failure, you may need to re adjust the MCCT. Or if you put thousands of miles on your motor, it may need to be adjusted. Other than that, resist the desire to “adjust” the MCCT. If properly installed, there really is nothing to mess with under normal running conditions. No regular maintenance required.
Tässä vielä linkki kyseiseen ohjeeseen:
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/showth ... 08&garpg=2
Eli näyttäs olevan muuten samalla tavalla mutta varsinainen säätö tehdään koneen käydessä.