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Download the 2004 Workshop manual here:
http://www.husaberg.com/Downloads.33.0.html
I believe the cam chain service interval is 150 hours. The manual will have all service intervals listed.
27 hours is just barely broken in.
http://www.husaberg.com/Downloads.33.0.html
I believe the cam chain service interval is 150 hours. The manual will have all service intervals listed.
27 hours is just barely broken in.
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No-angel said:
Hi.
We have had some usless DID chains that have been streched out very soon.
Check how many clicks you have left on the tensioner.
We use the stronger IWS chain, it lasts 100-150hrs.
Regards
Thomas
My two cents,
My stock IWS chain, with the stock 04 cam chain slider had two clicks left after roughly 188 hours. It had 4 clicks left only 30 hours prior.
I replaced it with a DID chain, with the rivet type link. If you have the rivet type you really need to have Husaberg/KTM tool to make it easy on yourself.
With the new chain, and the updated 05 slider, I think the tensioner only went out 2 or 3 clicks.
Dale
My stock IWS chain, with the stock 04 cam chain slider had two clicks left after roughly 188 hours. It had 4 clicks left only 30 hours prior.
I replaced it with a DID chain, with the rivet type link. If you have the rivet type you really need to have Husaberg/KTM tool to make it easy on yourself.
With the new chain, and the updated 05 slider, I think the tensioner only went out 2 or 3 clicks.
Dale
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i noticed the IWS chain out lasted the DID chain .
the DID was supposed to be the stronger chain
the DID was supposed to be the stronger chain
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