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VFR 800 VTEC noisy tensioner

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buxton
In: telford
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VFR 800 VTEC 2005 timing chain tensioner

has anyone attempted to replace these.

if so anything to lookout for while doing it.

Also would it be better to fit manual adjusters instead of original ones

any sound advice would nice

thanks

colin

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buxton @ 24/11/2012 18:56

Wills
In: New Brighton
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Swap for a 750 with gear-driven timing?

Oh, you wanted constructive suggestions...

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Wills @ 24/11/2012 19:31

buxton
In: telford
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Hi there Wills

lucky i already own one,as you do.

just trying to find out some info for a mate whos not a full member yet

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buxton @ 25/11/2012 15:27

JP
In: Birmingham
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Best thing to look out for when doing this type of job on the Honda VRF 800 vtec is a Honda tecnition sorry wills started it. But I would recomend being sure you need to do the job 1st. My son just took his bike in for cam chains he got a bill for £38.00 for 30 mins labour chains in good condition work not required that was from a main dealer

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JP @ 26/11/2012 11:45

kwakgirl
In: Kilmarnock
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plenty of advice out there on honda forums....seems to be a bit of an issue with these.

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kwakgirl @ 26/11/2012 20:28

Wills
In: New Brighton
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Seriously, as Deb says , you can join the Honda Owners Club forum without being a full member of the club, and that might be a way forward. I'll have a quick look later.

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Wills @ 26/11/2012 21:53

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