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Offline nigeldtr

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Plunger Primary chain tensioner
« on: 13.12. 2010 21:02 »
Hi

I completely stripped my plunger A10 and also removed the primary chain tensioner at the time. I have refitted the tensioner and the securing castle nuts which I dont think should be done up too tight and then wired  so the "tensioner" can move whilst being adjusted. I have tightened up the nuts such that the tensioner can just moves with a bit of a push - is this ok?

Kind regards

Nigel
1951 Golden Flash (engine now rebuilt) 1953 M21 a pain to start and 1961 GF that is turning into a black hole!

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Re: Plunger Primary chain tensioner
« Reply #1 on: 14.12. 2010 19:53 »
G'day Nigel,
                   might be just a tad tight. Just the slightest drag should be felt.
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Re: Plunger Primary chain tensioner
« Reply #2 on: 15.12. 2010 17:41 »
thanks for the tip, I will back them off a little!
1951 Golden Flash (engine now rebuilt) 1953 M21 a pain to start and 1961 GF that is turning into a black hole!