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EspenA1982

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Loose bolt for camchain
07/03/21 at 13:49:08

hello again guys, its becoming a habit Grin

but this is the best place to get answers. I was giving a little throttle today when the bike was standing in the garage and i think i was lucky to notice this, when i was giving some gas i noticed that the bolt on the top right side of the engine was moving Embarrassed

(see picture) But the worst thing is that i had my bike at a certified Suzuki mc dealership/workshop 2-3 weeks ago and they changed camshaft and tensioner! And i have been driving it alot since then, it only took about two turns to tighten it so it wasnt far out. So do you think this could have caused some kind of damage? Thanks Wink

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Fast 650 Senior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 399 Valrico, FL Gender:	Re: Loose bolt for camchain Reply #1 - 07/03/21 at 15:58:45 You should be fine. That bolt holds the chain tensioner guide. Nothing could have moved unless that bolt had fallen completely out.
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Hiko Senior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 250 Tauranga New Zealand Gender:	Re: Loose bolt for camchain Reply #2 - 07/04/21 at 01:07:23 You should be OK I had a new front tyre fitted at a local dealer and got home to find the front axle clamp setscrew loose ! Trust noone
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EspenA1982 YaBB Newbies Offline Suzuki Savage 650 1987 Ryca hardtail bobber Posts: 16 Norway Gender:	Re: Loose bolt for camchain Reply #3 - 07/04/21 at 02:18:34 Thank you Fast 650 & Hiko for the replies, thats good! I can relax about that but when we pick up out bikes at the shop we should feel safe that everything is good but like you said…trust no one i wont take it back again! I have the manual so i should be able to do repairs on my own
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SCS40 Full Member Offline Riding again after a 19 year hiatus Posts: 116 Easley, SC Gender:	Re: Loose bolt for camchain Reply #4 - 07/04/21 at 15:28:10 Hiko wrote on 07/04/21 at 01:07:23: You should be OK I had a new front tyre fitted at a local dealer and got home to find the front axle clamp setscrew loose ! Trust noone Ditto with me but the rear axle nut.
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