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both the same on a non abs tdi
What have you done on your 90/110/130 today?
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Thought so, but best to check with the JM (Jedi Master)
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Just thinking James. If I've goosed the top bearing, do you think the bottom bearing will be goosed too?
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Hmmm, there'll be more weight on it, so it might not have had the same movement to wreck it?
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top usually only goes when grease or oil gets low so bearing drys up ,i allways replace both and you should have very little preload unlike the earlier bush type
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It's not long since I changed them. Could not enough preload cause them to fail? I remember at the time the gauge reading was good, but I was thinking there's too many shims in there. Couldn't feel any movement on it, but I was doubtful.
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if they had play
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They may well have, but I just couldn't feel it!
It all gets a bit tight and heavy once together. It's all good experience
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Fitted the battery, started it up and added the remaining oil following the oil change.
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Eh, you not tackling that yourself?
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Started it up & moved it.
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Checked/adjusted 200's tappets, one of those little job's that tends to be left until later. only one needed adjustment.
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Checked/adjusted 200's tappets, one of those little job's that tends to be left until later. only one needed adjustment.
Ooh that's on my list - how long did that take?
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Doing the check takes perhaps fifteen min's including removing and replacing rocker cover. But you need to be able to turn the motor by hand to get the right position for each pair of rockers using the 9 system. I do this by turning the crank pully bolt. Easy enough on mine as I have electric fan and no cowling in the way.
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Saw a bit of an oil leak under the 90, surprise surprise, found one of the pressed in metal "core" plugs on the vac pump has fallen out on yesterdays little bit of greenlaning. So will be getting a new vac pump to fit.
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I done this when I got mine when I got it it was just everything was slack or didn't even have a jubilee clip on some of the pipes
Sounds like you may need to check everything on your motor if the previous owner was that much of a cowboy.
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