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Old 10-09-2017, 01:59 PM   #15
Irish   Irish is offline
 
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Hi Roscoe Today I pulled the cylinder head to inspect the valves. They were OK, but the Timing Chain Guides were ragged and the bottom one that is bolted in the crankcase was rubbing against the side of the chain; somewhat dislocated. I am aware of your suggestions. The engine may have suffered mis-timing as the automatic chain tensioner was pushing against the upper chain guide that was out of position. The chain itself is fine. This is a severely abused machine greatand every time I remove any part to inspect it...almost every part needs repair or replacement. For example...the O Ring on the Intake manifold was shrunken and dry rotted providing no sealing benefits whatsoever on the cylinder head. No bent valves, no broken timing chain; but severely worn and partially damaged chain guides along with a damaged drive belt were found on it today. The O Ring on the Intake manifold was suspect for quite some time. This is a 2014 scoot with many miles on it.
Age doesn't hurt as long as preventative maintenance is followed. I have a 2006 & it runs great! Irish
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