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Re: Please help: Torque cylinderhead cover bolts
Reply #15 - 04/29/13 at 20:58:20

Digger wrote on 04/29/13 at 20:52:03:

RobSchneider wrote on 04/29/13 at 01:05:03:

....BTW Digger,
Is there any tension on that spring on your 2nd picture?
I don't have any tension on that spring, but guessing it will come when the engine is running?

Keep you guys posted!

Can't remember....

I DO remember, however, that the camshaft needs to be in a certain position when removing and replacing the head cover.

should be some tension on the decomp spring

head cover should be installed with crank at TDC.

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Re: Please help: Torque cylinderhead cover bolts
Reply #16 - 04/29/13 at 22:59:15

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should be some tension on the decomp spring

head cover should be installed with crank at TDC.

I removed the steel wire from the spring, and know the position of the tensionscrews so I guess it will be alright then if I place it back exactly?

Does someone know the function of the screw above no.4 in this picture?
Its thread is broken inside, and I'm thinking to make a new thread and put a bigger screw in to seal it up... darn this sucks...

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Dave YaBB Moderator ModSquad Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 18101 Camp Springs, Kentucky Gender:	Re: Please help: Torque cylinderhead cover bolts Reply #17 - 04/30/13 at 04:52:47 The screw above No. 4 is the retainer screw for the shaft the rocker arm pivots on. You can take that shaft out to repair it....or just get a new one.
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