1989 Suzuki GSX 550 EF "remove tensioner" Questions

bleeding front brakes I just got some work done on my bike and had the forks changed....so the front calipers were removed and reintalled. After that, I changed the entire right clip-on with master ...

...remove the tensioner, it is unlikely this has failed however when undoing the bolts if the tensioner is working correctly you will start to feel pressure as the tensioner pushes against the tensioner ...

remove the tensioner there is a spring tensioner in the centre of the unit, undo this with care it hold the pressure spring in place on the plunger. Now remove the retaining bolts very carfully, equal

...without it jumping time?? yes be sure you mark everything. each gear to chain to engine. before you remove tensioner wire chain so they stay tight on the sprockets when you remove the tensioner ...

remove the carbs and unscrew the bolts holding the tensioner to the block. Once removed check the tensioner has extended and moves freely on the spring. if needed strip it down and clean the mechanism

...remove the tensioner completelt (with engine off) to see why it does not lock. Has been noisy ever since the bike was new (4000km ago). yes it is safe for you to remove the tensioner unit whilst the ...

...tensioner. Both should be checked. To Check: 1. Protect the surrounding area before you remove any parts, as a small amount of oil will spill out during this procedure. 2. Remove the cam cover, ...

how to remove timing chain tensioner RH side engine case, Remove clutch assy, and oil pump housing. Remove (1) 10mm Bolt securing lower end of tensioner.

how do i remove chain Loosen nuts on bolts which maintain tension. After that remove anything in your way. Conversely,after loosening tension use a chain splitter. They are cheap and may speed up ...

...for removing/replacing rear wheel, 2007 FLHR I want to put my FLHR up on my motorcycle jack and remove and replace my rear wheel so I can get a new tire put on by the local shop...but I want to