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kid raider
20-01-2009, 18:04
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hi guys, am not a full member yet so please dont move this thread. :ashamed:
i've been on the french scene for years but just got myself a raider. really happy with it apart from one thing.... dont know to much about 5's but i know they shouldn't knock.... can't really pinpoint it but it's from the engine and is sort of metalic in sound and increases in frequency through the revs. i've had the sump off and re tourqed the big end caps etc down there but it's still happening. im going to also take the rocker off and check valve clearence etc. it's internal but not sure what it could be, any input would be much appreciated. cheers.
Markey Mark (BD)
20-01-2009, 18:10
Have you checked the bearings in the bottom end?
First post!
hi guys, am not a full member yet so please dont move this thread. :ashamed:
i've been on the french scene for years but just got myself a raider. really happy with it apart from one thing.... dont know to much about 5's but i know they shouldn't knock.... can't really pinpoint it but it's from the engine and is sort of metalic in sound and increases in frequency through the revs. i've had the sump off and re tourqed the big end caps etc down there but it's still happening. im going to also take the rocker off and check valve clearence etc. it's internal but not sure what it could be, any input would be much appreciated. cheers.
sign up mate plenty of knowledge on here.the list of issues possibilities is endless and in order to help you further yyou would need to become a full paying member mate.:agree:
clearances as mentioned
damaged pistons or liner
damaged rings
bearings may be damaged
timing chain making a noise
to much to list mate join up so we can help you further :agree:
kid raider
20-01-2009, 18:13
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i have, they were fine. just getting a bit worried incase it's detremental..
Markey Mark (BD)
20-01-2009, 18:20
As Rich says there are loads of options on what it could be mate, would need a thorough going over to see what it is.
kid raider
20-01-2009, 18:26
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awsome... anyone on here i should be talking to?
i've just signed up. :agree:
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
awsome... anyone on here i should be talking to?
i've just signed up. :agree:
Just about everyone lol
Scoff would proberbly ya best bet, the mans a legend
welcome to the club mate:agree:
get a screw driver mate and place it on the engine and use the other end of it as a earphone and see if you can locate the noise. try the tappet settings first as thats a easy option
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