Husaberg 600 fe 1993 what to set tappets to
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Some manuals here: Service Manuals - Husaberg Forum
Some more here!: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B_X2MDkeGC0hNDRubmdrOEV2Rms
Hope this helps! As I recall there are manuals that go a ways back in there.
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Some more here!: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B_X2MDkeGC0hNDRubmdrOEV2Rms
Hope this helps! As I recall there are manuals that go a ways back in there.
Edit - Super cool bike!!
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If your tappets are truly ticking then a valve adjustment may not make the noise go away. I would definitely make the adjustment and retest. If the noise persists do not ride it.
A very high wear component on these oldies is the cam follower bearings. These were updated in 2003 for a good reason. You don't want ground up needle bearings dispersed throughout your engine. Check your oil screen for shiny chrome bits. Sometimes a loose timing chain can sound like the tappets as it contacts the cylinder. Check your cam chain adjuster and see how worn your timing chain is.
A very high wear component on these oldies is the cam follower bearings. These were updated in 2003 for a good reason. You don't want ground up needle bearings dispersed throughout your engine. Check your oil screen for shiny chrome bits. Sometimes a loose timing chain can sound like the tappets as it contacts the cylinder. Check your cam chain adjuster and see how worn your timing chain is.
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Hi pal I was told head was fully rebuilt but I'll check tappets and test it's not a lowed tapping just a little tick also it has hydrolic adjuster do u advise to fit manual one ?
once again thanks for all the help I love the bike just want to keep it in on peace
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Yes Taff. Hopefully use can just reuse the valve cover gaskets. Put a little grease or oil on the covers to keep them from sticking to the gasket. If its not smoking or using a lot of oil your reed valve should be fine.
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Hi guys ajusted the tappets to day and check the timing chain seems nice a tight but not breaking tight after doing this bike sounds really quite but seems to have a bit less compression than before do u think they are too tight it starts no pribs and runs crisp but just me being paraaaa lol
after doing this bike sounds really quite but seems to have a bit less compression than before do u think they are too tight it starts no pribs and runs crisp but just me being paraaaa lolSimilar threads
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