Auto CCT
06-08-2013, 03:51 PM
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I don't have an exact answer to that.. I heard that some went under warranty with less then 6K on them, other says 50+K and still working fine..
Personally, after having it fail.. REPLACE THEM NOW!it's so easy to do it before they fail.. so much more expensive and time consuming after.
don't be afraid to try it your self, it's really not that technical it's just a little time consuming removing everything to get to the valve covers.
Personally, after having it fail.. REPLACE THEM NOW!it's so easy to do it before they fail.. so much more expensive and time consuming after.
don't be afraid to try it your self, it's really not that technical it's just a little time consuming removing everything to get to the valve covers.
06-08-2013, 06:49 PM
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Most will say manual, which is true, sorta. Technicly, due to their manual nature, they will need adjusting at some future point. This is a drawback & why Honda didnt put them in as stock (on any bike)
Someone on here has auto for like a zillion miles and unless I am wrong (I could be), the 2nd gen manual are improved over the first gen.
I haven't heard of anyone checking their manuals ever, or readjusting later, but that may be just because no one has kept their bike that long.
Someone on here has auto for like a zillion miles and unless I am wrong (I could be), the 2nd gen manual are improved over the first gen.
I haven't heard of anyone checking their manuals ever, or readjusting later, but that may be just because no one has kept their bike that long.
06-09-2013, 02:02 AM
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The later auto tensioners are the same, there is no difference apart from an Orange dot painted on the side and they have not been sitting under tension on the store shelf for as long while.
Manuals don't require adjusting for about 15,000 -20,000miles. A good time to check them would be when the service interval comes up for valve clearances.
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Manuals don't require adjusting for about 15,000 -20,000miles. A good time to check them would be when the service interval comes up for valve clearances.
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06-09-2013, 08:46 AM
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Just came accross this guide on the UK site,
Swapping in manual CCT's
This is the best guide I have ever seen! I wish I would have found it when I was doing mine. lots of pics and video's! every step is covered. if you have never worked on a bike and have two left thumbs you could still do it with no issues!
www.vtr1000.org • View topic - Manual Cam Chain Tensioner Installation Guide (MCCT's)
Swapping in manual CCT's
This is the best guide I have ever seen! I wish I would have found it when I was doing mine. lots of pics and video's! every step is covered. if you have never worked on a bike and have two left thumbs you could still do it with no issues!
www.vtr1000.org • View topic - Manual Cam Chain Tensioner Installation Guide (MCCT's)
06-09-2013, 10:28 AM
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This is the best guide I have ever seen! I wish I would have found it when I was doing mine. lots of pics and video's! every step is covered. if you have never worked on a bike and have two left thumbs you could still do it with no issues!
So many people get confused or have questions that tend to get repeated, I thought it was about time I wrote something. If it saves people from screwing up they bike from getting the timing wrong or bad chain tension then it has done it's job.
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