Thread: 1992 KLR 650 noise bad

I wish i were english.  im a charter bus driver, here in the us a minimum wage job.  Im in law school, here a ticket to a minimum wage job also, lol.  Anyway these two things are much better over there.  I might not have been accepted as a barrister but i am 27 now and did four years as an undergrad to get to whrere i am there i understand you enter lawschool as...

I wasn't talking about the rubber coating on the sprockets, but that is a definate factor. Once the ruber is worn off the engine will still run OK, but it will definately be noisier. It's a characteristic of the beast, unfortunately. Things should be OK as long as the rubber isn't plugging the oil pump strainer. What the Nomad has is like the cush drive in the rear hub. The sprocket and balance weight are seperate pieces of...

Hope you have the tools so needed, the wrenches, the time & experince to carry out your idea though remember Kawasaki has sold a number of diesel basilly 650c bikes to some Armed forces & Indian dabbed into the same, of a diesel, slung in a Royal Enfield frame (all right sold from the UK for Royal Enfield back in early 50s) but last I have heard of it.  Besides not only does India have ex-British...

I've come late to this post but I had a 350 Suzuki with a cam chain adjuster like this quite recently. The adjuster is automatic, the spring presses on the plunger which is on a ratchet arrangement, so it can only go in. Sometimes the plunger can stick, if so just remove the screw holding the spring and give the plunger a gentle push. Of course it will only go so far in. If the chain has stretched beyond that point I would expect the...