Hello Gents,
Anyone know the length of the bolt that tensions the cam chain (Front).
Tried to adjust mine today, internal thread stripped, pulled the bolt out
the thread measures around 16mm long.
regards
Edd.
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Re: cam chain bolt
You don't need a new bolt, just Heli-coil the thread. Happens to most '79s. Later ones had larger bolts.
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Re: cam chain bolt
Hi Dave,
I’m looking a inserting a Heli coil, but I’m not sure if the existing
bolt has sheared higher up the tube where it locks the adjusting arm.
If I can determine the bolts original length (and its longer than the one I have)
I will know there is still a part of the bolt I need to remove.
Edd.
I’m looking a inserting a Heli coil, but I’m not sure if the existing
bolt has sheared higher up the tube where it locks the adjusting arm.
If I can determine the bolts original length (and its longer than the one I have)
I will know there is still a part of the bolt I need to remove.
Edd.
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Re: cam chain bolt
Very difficult to shear the bolt as it is steel and the head is aluminum. The threads go first.
Best,
Phil
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