any suggestions?
GS1100 Crank turns 180* then catches
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GS1100 Crank turns 180* then catches
So today I go out to install my new clutch basket and I try to rotate the crank and it only rotates about 180* before it catches on something! I pulled the stator cover to see if something was stuck, the valve cover to see if a valve was stuck, and I don't see anything that's stopping it!
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DFWSpeedster
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Still I'd check it. Did you have the tensioner out at all?Comment
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DFWSpeedster
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DFWSpeedster
I mean, if the crank isnt catching on the clutch basket(removed), the cylinders aren't stuck, then the only two things it could be are incorrect timing or incorrect cam chain tension right?Comment
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Unless a screw or something fell in and is hitting something, yes.
I don't think incorrect tension can do it, unless the chain skipped a few teeth while it was loose.Comment
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DFWSpeedster
So it looks like I'm going to remove the head to see what's going on. Any chance I can do that without taking the engine off the frame?Comment
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No, just pop the valve cover off and check the cam timing. Easy stuff.Comment
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DFWSpeedster
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You might want to look at the basket teeth, and the matching teeth on the crank. Maybe a piece of debris is stuck down into one of the teeth.Ed
To measure is to know.
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The clutch is not installed.Comment
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His idea, there's no reason to pull the head. I never got an answer to the question about if he did anything with the cam chain tensioner, if he did it's possible the chain slipped a few teeth.Comment
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