CVO Technical > Drive Train
Auto Chain Adjuster
STICKMAN:
I went with the Harley model for $100.00. I thought they would honor fixing it if it failed or caused a different problem. My dealer doesn't even want you changing your own oil, let alone put in a chain tensioner. I havn't put it in yet as I'm still trying to decide if it's the seal in the inner primary or the main seal that's leaking.
Laker:
--- Quote ---I went with the Harley model for $100.00.
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pappy2:
I actually like to work on the thing and prefer knowing how it all works so I have a better chance of understanding what is going wrong when I am on the road. My luck with dealer service has been not so good so far and I hope if I need to have a battle over warranty items some day I will be able to succeed. In the mean time let everyone know how the harley thing works out and i will post how the m6 does when I get it on. Be safe JP [smiley=banana.gif] [smiley=banana.gif]
103_RK:
I bought a Hayden chain tensioner for my 98 Sportster and removed it right away because I didn't like the sound. I later traded the Sportster on the 03 SERK. I know the replacement due to sound seems picky but the material is different and it made a louder sound from the primary chain sliding accross a different material. I sold it on ebay. I am going to buy the Harley tensioner for this reason.
RedFXR2:
I installed a HB125 hydraulic chain tensioner about two years ago and it works great. I've been wondering ever since why Harley didn't make one of their own.
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