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justin_o_guy2
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Re: Cam Chain tensioner
Reply #15 - 09/24/08 at 06:07:48
 
At TDC compression all 4 valves are closed. At TDC Exhaust, the cam is surely still holding some bind on the valves. Tho, it is time to close them & get the intake going. I dont know the cam timing, so maybe theres some Overlap here. Some guys know this engine inside & out.

Heres what I do now. I kleave the plug in, saves a step. Slow rotation & it wont roll off TDC. I work the valves at TDC & feel for slack. When both sides feel the same, I figure Im there. Hasnt done me wrong yet. If you cant make the exhaust side move any, its gotta go around again.
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Reply #16 - 09/24/08 at 07:12:48
 
Thanks Justin. I think I will take this into Suzuki dealer for them to find out what the issue and what the cost. Base on that, I will know what the issue is.
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Re: Cam Chain tensioner
Reply #17 - 09/09/11 at 19:46:23
 
Hi SS,

Did you ever solve this problem?  I just bought an 03 Savage, my first bike, and it's tapping as well.  Sometimes I don't pay attention, and other times it drives me nuts!

The previous owner said he got his checked out by a mechanic and they said it is okay, but he *was* trying to sell me the bike at the time.

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Re: Cam Chain tensioner
Reply #18 - 09/09/11 at 20:23:56
 

Unless you want to give the dealer $350 - $600 of your hard earned money to have him put in a lot of unnecessary parts, I'd suggest you research a Verslavy extender (find that in the Marketplace) and work on it yourself.    

Dealers don't understand these bikes AT ALL, and they don't have access to our custom parts (like the Verslavy) but you do.

Your source for how to do a cam chain tensioner install guide is here:

http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?board=tech;action=display;num=1191167029
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