Congrats on your first valve adustment. The next one will go much faster!
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a job well done oh yea i too have done the upside down thing but don't tell anyone :tup:
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:tup:Congratulations on the valve adjustment ..... I've that task ahead of me and admittedly am a bit nervous abut it.
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Just take your time, and it turns out to not be as hard as it looks. I think taking the plastics, tank, etc off was more time consuming than the actual adjustment, but I was noticeably faster taking them off and then back on after I figured out my intake valve cover was on upside down. It's pretty satisfying to get them adjusted, run the motor through a couple of revolutions, and check them again and have them measure the same. |
Matty "but I was noticeably faster taking them off and then back on after I figured out my intake valve cover was on upside down."
I found a felt tip pen was my friend for this. I have very conspicuous arrows and Int and Exh on my valve covers now. :crazy: rj |
As usual, thanks for posting the good tip, Rob. :tup:
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I "fixed" my skid plate bracket until I can get it welded back on...
https://c1.staticflickr.com/8/7130/2...5d45f23267.jpg Thanks to AZRider for the suggestion :) |
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We live in the area, so Valley Forge is not very far. Maybe a 20 -25 min ride. The hi-viz gear was his idea, I simply ordered. His name is Luke by the way. I'm trying to get him on the forum! You'd enjoy his insight. |
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http://www.harborfreight.com/welding...der-61849.html |
Not recommended unless emergency, should work with moto batteries as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PV5oLPLUzrM |
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:hehe: Please do invite Luke to join us. :tup: |
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