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Throttle butterfly rattle. Balance throttle bodies.

Many thanks,even after three plus years your video is still helping us out. Like others, was scratching my head and not wanting to force anything too much, even now there is still nothing about adjustment in the manual with the boots.

thanks dude.. i was about to go out of my mind adjusting new pair.

How many times you gonna post this same video

I don't know what all the fuss about the bottom bolt is about, I just stuck a 8 mm 1/4 inch drive socket on it from underneath then stuck my 1)4 inch drive screwdriver handle thing through the hole on the frame and into the socket and grabbed the handle of the screwdriver thing with a crescent wrench and it came right out

The "metal.dowel.rod" is here to keep some tension so you do not have to zip tie anything when changing the tensioner.... if you really worry set timing to TDC and go for it

what's the torque for the inspection cover?

Dude I was struggling with this and the manual didn't say anything about it. Thx

Thank you, I've spent 20 last minutes trying to just pull the stuff in the random directions, so this has immensely helped!

Haha, genuinely baffled sat here trying to work my new boots out and had to google it. Cheers for working it out first so i didnt have to 😂😂

Short and sweet, and I'm an idiot for not realising this without visual aid. Thank you! You would have thought that this could have been in the short "manual" that Sidi attaches to the boot, but apparently not...

Thanks for posting this. I think it's something in going to do in the near future.

Thanks

Very useful video, thank you!

Not necessary ,,,, My 2002 FJR1300 has 80,000 Miles and is quite as a church mouse. Nothing at all wrong with the cam chain tensioner.

just did mine. mine sounded worse than yours. just like a diesel truck. much quiter now. hope it lasts tough

i used this guide and had success on my 2005 1300abs.....thank you so much!

To just fit the cam chain tensioner. Do you have to take the side case off. Fjr-03A model

What was the bike mileage?

safer to use a glove when handling cause that stuff is corrosive!

When did Yamaha start to use the green dot CCT? From what year? Im planing to buy a used FJR.

A big THANK YOU for posting this video. Your directions were perfect. I found it important to use a ratchet wrench with 5 degree (72 tooth) mechanism since the area is so tight. 2nd item is that the tight space between 8mm bolt and the tensioner was not sufficient to get the wrench onto the bolt. Needed a "thin-wall" wrench so I used my belt sander to grind down the radius of the ratchet wrench. Overall, slow tedious work but not technically challenging.

Did you have to drain the engine oil ?

How is the CCT lubricated?

Should the chain guides be changed also on my 215 000 km 2005 fjr?

HI what sealant did you use for the gasket

Much as I abhor delving into the internals of an engine (somehow spoils the virginity) I will tackle this job now on my '05 thanks in large part to your video. One correction: the 'Cam Chain Inspection Cover' is actually the 'Oil Pump Cover' - better for ordering the gasket 😀

Thanks for the video Dan, I'm an 04 owner too, and looking at solving engine rattle.. I'm drawn to replacing the tensioner and appreciate your info... thanks.

Hello Dan, I just completed the installation of my CCT into a 2005 FJR 1300 and I would like to say thank you for your video. It was still a little bit of a challenge. I found it helpful to also remove the clutch cover in order to get enough travel to use the 8mm wrench during the removal of the CCT bottom bolt. Beside that, everything went pretty well. My bike still had the original CCT (no green dot). Huge improvement!

How can I visually inspect to see if my bike already has the new CCT installed without removing fairings etc.?

Great video. Doing mine shortly. Thanks!

Hi, I know this video was done a while ago but I would just like to say a big thank you for helping me have the courage to do it myself. Cheers Dan much appreciated.

Thank you for posting this!