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Ticking or vibrating noise? - 8/3/2005 12:47:42 AM   
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I just picked up a 929 tonight and on the way home I began to notice a ticking or vibrating noise around 5k rpm. When I got home, I noticed a lighter ticking when it was just sitting there idling. I did a search and others say that it isn't something to worry about, but I don't want it to be the cam chain tensioner or anything very costly. The bike just turned 5000 miles if that matters at all. Any help would be appreciated a ton! Thanx.
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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 8/3/2005 12:49:01 AM   
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most likely it is the exhaust valve, there are known to make all sorts of racket..and you might hear ticking from the engine cooling down after you turn it off

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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 8/3/2005 1:00:30 AM   
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a cam chain tensioner isnt to expensive. you can get an ape manual cct around $50-60.

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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 8/3/2005 1:24:38 AM   
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Thanx for the quick replies guys. I know my Gixxer used to make a light ticking, but it wasn't as loud as this one seems to be. I tried to listen close to the sound and it was most evident when I was up by the exhaust so hopefully it's just the valves.

I've heard that the ape manual cct is a worthy upgrade. How hard are they to install? I'd say I'm moderately able, but by no means a good mechanic. I think a manual would help me get familiar with my bike. Anybody have a quick link to download a manual till I have time to purchase a Clymers or something similar?

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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 8/10/2005 7:22:00 PM   
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my 00 929 makes a ticking around 5rpm as well. I looked into it and it seems to be HTEV.(exhaust valve located after header)

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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 3/22/2006 3:19:10 PM   
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HI cshogo i replaced my cct not long back and its not to hard its more fiddley you need to remove the tank and air box. The cct is under the tank on the right hand side and it is held in by two 8mm bolts and you need to remove them turn for turn to bring it out square but one of the bolts is up tight to the frame, i had to cut a spanner in half, so it take a bit of time but it not hard. Hope that helps ya buddie.

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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 3/22/2006 6:29:50 PM   
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mine ticks as well... as far as downloading a manual i got one off emule.. www.downloads.com search emule++

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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 3/22/2006 9:28:33 PM   
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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 3/23/2006 1:24:44 AM   
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lol thanks! i was going to write in there "ride honda or i shoot the fuking cat" but i got lazy..

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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 4/11/2006 6:56:07 PM   
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I have the same noise. The dealer said it was the cam chain tensioner. It bothers me, but they said not to worry about replacing it.

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RE: Ticking or vibrating noise? - 4/15/2006 5:22:20 PM   
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was the stater cover changed ? b/c if it was the bolts on the inside on the stater itself r just a little bit 2 long and u have 2 shave them down because it is makein ur stater rattle around inside, i no this b/c i just had 2 do the same thing myself, if ur bike was ever down then the stater cover was probabbly damaged or replaced

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