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paulthewitt 14-04-06 05:04 PM

rattling noise
 
my bike is making a rattling noise, kninda like a loud clicking. apparently it is not the FI. and my brother seems to think its only doing it since this morning. when it spilled it oil all over the back tyre.

so it was ridden about 1 - 2 miles with not much oil left. i didnt know this at the time btw, just wondering why no grip.

any ideas? it is coming from the engine area. not the exhaust or whatever. my bike is a K3

i cannot compare it to before as i only started riding it today. but andy's sv doesnt do this (but it is the curvy)

thanks
Paul - currently having his easter weekend ruined.

jim@55 14-04-06 05:18 PM

oh dear -not a lot of oil and now its making a 'rattling ' sound ??

not very promising
someone will b along with more mech knowledge :wink:

BILLY 14-04-06 05:23 PM

Check that one of your breather hoses has not come off the rattling could be you cam chain tensioners.

silent 14-04-06 05:29 PM

where are these breather hoses and how do we check the cam chain tensioners?

ta

andy

BILLY 14-04-06 05:37 PM

The breather hoses run from yur crankcase to your air box on a curvey they are on the left hand sideunder the tank. Camchain tensioners on curveys are prone to fail and make the chain rattle they are situated on the barrols. If the noise has only just started I wouldn't worry to much mine did it for about 6 months before I got it fixed!!!!

silent 14-04-06 05:40 PM

its on a k3 point mate

paulthewitt 14-04-06 05:42 PM

also the noise only happens when the throttle is opened up (or at least that is when you can hear it)

and it is very loud

BILLY 14-04-06 05:43 PM

If you do a search on the forum some one has manuals free to down load!!!

silent 14-04-06 06:30 PM

unfortunately a manual is no good if you dont know where to start :?

cheers

Andy

BILLY 14-04-06 07:01 PM

Most manuals have a trouble shooting section which sould give you a good idear!!!


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