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ticking sound, right cylinder
- Thread starter Gpr100rs
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Darryl Cainey
Sir Darby
Loud valves are happy valves
You should check the other side!
You should check the other side!
headhog
Pistol Shooter
Loud valves are happy valves
You should check the other side!
I recently acquired a 1994 R100R that was in storage for 7 years. When I heard it run the left cylinder was ticking nicely, but the right was fairly quiet. Checking both cylinders clearance I found the left intake spot on and the exhaust a little tight. The right cylinder, the quiet one, was tight on the exhaust but the intake had almost zero clearance.
After adjustment both sides are now ticking like a Swiss watch. Tappy is Happy!
