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Puffs wrote:On the shifting: that sounds like a bit of clutch drag; maybe the clutch is still not perfectly adjusted. Anyway, don't expect perfection, just put it in neutral before coming to stand-still.
On that sound: that sounds more worrying. It can be many things. If it is new after you did something, it is probably caused by that what you did. Are those screws too long?
Blurredman wrote:Make a video!
It could be just clutch basket wear, now that it's had a little bit of use, maybe it is rubbing off any material or rust or whatever that originally kept the bike from changing gear properly in the first place ?
grimstone wrote:Puffs wrote:On the shifting: that sounds like a bit of clutch drag; maybe the clutch is still not perfectly adjusted. Anyway, don't expect perfection, just put it in neutral before coming to stand-still.
On that sound: that sounds more worrying. It can be many things. If it is new after you did something, it is probably caused by that what you did. Are those screws too long?
Yep definitively after I readjusted that plate. I started the engine without that cover and without that plate and is still does it so that plate has nothing to do , but now as I turn the adjusting basked I observe that it catches on something internally, I guess i will have to take the clutch cover off and see what is in there.
The plan is to go and have it MOT and get new plates for the bike (that is no issue here in Ro :, I just have to have brakes and lights working).
Puffs wrote:OK, I downloaded your video, and while your bike looks nice, that rattle is quite worrying. I do not know what would be causing it. But logic suggests that if it did not do it before, and that it started making that noise after you did someting, it is probably the result of that what you did. Yes, having a look inside seems sensible.
10W/40 might be a bit thin (I currently use 20W/50 mineral in my ETZ), but that should not cause the rattle. Once again, I have no experience with the ES.
grimstone wrote:]Hola,
Took the drive chain off today to be able to shift throu gears
So starting the engine cold is has specific sound. An now I can say the the sound comes from cylinder , it is like piston rings rattilng. But that noise is slowly decreased but still there as the engine warms up. And a lot less smoke when the engine is warm. Noise is louder when accelerating and no noise when letting the throttle go and engine revs down. In fact the noise completly dissapears. Crank bearings? Ideas... Do not whant to break something... First time I changed the old 12 year oil in the gearbox the oil was definitivlt contaminated with water.. a little but...
Incorrect carb that is causing ignition trouble....
Spark plug looks like attached
Still i have the question of why with the chain off Gears are very very easyli selected and with chain on and the bike on wheels not.... so much clutch drag????? Yes with the chain off and in first gear when i pull in the clutch that pinion never stops but..... even my 2001 F650GS BMW does that... Now also running on GL80 api gl 4.. No difference fron the other oil..
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