Easy to tell if bad CCT has done damage?
01-11-2019, 06:53 PM
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Unfortunately, it's been my experience that if a CCT failure occurs, usually it's a catastrophic failure. As in the engine is not operable without major work. Does it still have the OEM CCT's? Does it run okay? I agree with Xeris as a minimum.
01-12-2019, 05:36 AM
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Actually, it was the smoothest running thumper I've ever encountered. But, seriously, it kept running on one jug.
Auron, does the seller say the bike had a CCT failure in its past? If so and, even if not, I'd do a compression check like the other guys say. If it has OEM CCTs and you buy it, I'd change them out for new OEM or aftermarket manuals sooner rather than later whatever the seller says.
Auron, does the seller say the bike had a CCT failure in its past? If so and, even if not, I'd do a compression check like the other guys say. If it has OEM CCTs and you buy it, I'd change them out for new OEM or aftermarket manuals sooner rather than later whatever the seller says.
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