Metal shavings in primary
#21
The writer claims they completely disassembled the primary and there were "no indications of wear". Bullshit. Maybe there's no sheared teeth, but the 2 noises and metal shavings are excellent indicators. Oh and he also said it's possible the chain jumped a tooth. That's great, but that too would be a ****in problem.
#23
The writer claims they completely disassembled the primary and there were "no indications of wear". Bullshit. Maybe there's no sheared teeth, but the 2 noises and metal shavings are excellent indicators. Oh and he also said it's possible the chain jumped a tooth. That's great, but that too would be a ****in problem.
I paid $50 twice when they so called inspected primary. I took it apart the third time. Bet they did not pull clutch hub. My guess is that click is the clutch wobbling. Mine was making the click when I pulled it down. The chain only has .03 clearance between the links and the sprockets. If the sprockets wobble or shift over from spacer side wear, the sprockets nip the chain. I could bank over ver slow in low gear in a circle and my primary was making this ratchet click. Interesting that when I did tear it down, I carried it back in and showed them figuring they would thank me for doing their work and give me the parts. Ha, they told me my warranty was void for me taking it apart. If you look ver close at the link under the adjuster bolt, you can see the nips on the edge where sprocket was nipping it. My primary had so many shavings on the magnet, it looked like a chia pet.
P.S.The chain cannot jump a link and the compensator does not slip unless catastrophic damage occurs first.
This is not the post but have seen those exact metal parts from clutch hubs and bearing races.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ine-teeth.html
Last edited by Jackie Paper; 09-14-2018 at 07:47 AM.
#24
Yea I'm pretty much done with this bullshit. I don't know if they actually tore it down or not. I hate dealers for this reason exactly. That's one thing I can honestly that I make a legitimate, honest attempt to verify every customers concern when I'm at work. Yea, there's times they have issues that I'm not able to duplicate, but something like this I would have verified in the first ten minutes. I honestly don't know what to do at this point other than buy the **** myself and fix it. One thing I noticed on the ride home is I can now hear the earring without revving the motor. The noise is not getting worse, but I'm starting to hear it at a wider variety of operating conditions. Whatever the original failure is, the damage is starting to expand downstream
#25
I paid $50 twice when they so called inspected primary. I took it apart the third time. Bet they did not pull clutch hub. My guess is that click is the clutch wobbling. Mine was making the click when I pulled it down. The chain only has .03 clearance between the links and the sprockets. If the sprockets wobble or shift over from spacer side wear, the sprockets nip the chain. I could bank over ver slow in low gear in a circle and my primary was making this ratchet click. Interesting that when I did tear it down, I carried it back in and showed them figuring they would thank me for doing their work and give me the parts. Ha, they told me my warranty was void for me taking it apart. If you look ver close at the link under the adjuster bolt, you can see the nips on the edge where sprocket was nipping it. My primary had so many shavings on the magnet, it looked like a chia pet.
P.S.The chain cannot jump a link and the compensator does not slip unless catastrophic damage occurs first.
This is not the post but have seen those exact metal parts from clutch hubs and bearing races.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ine-teeth.html
P.S.The chain cannot jump a link and the compensator does not slip unless catastrophic damage occurs first.
This is not the post but have seen those exact metal parts from clutch hubs and bearing races.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ine-teeth.html
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#29
yea you're right. I have to keep it polite and respectful or they can just tell me to get out. But I am gonna take it to them if I do find a visible problem and tell them it needs to be handled. They looked at it under warranty twice and I installed the forward controls so it shouldn't be a problem. Not to mention they agreed to cover my 117 under warranty if I installed it (I do have a master motorcycle mechanic license).
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