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Considering a 2014 leb'n hundit
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(08-25-2014, 02:01 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote:
(08-24-2014, 11:27 AM)gossman_imp Wrote: Valve adjustments just aren't a big deal , fairly easy to do especially on these motors. But a warning to note, I know a few who were very insistent on keeping them snug and it ends in a short engine life. I don't suggest that you ignore them but I've owned a few 550 fours that I was less than diligent, the valves rattled and no problems. There is probably a YouTube video somewhere that shows how to do it. Usually took me a little over 3 hours, now I'll probably take 5 hours, but beer stops and bsing is part of the process.

Gossman, You do know that you have to pull the cams to adjust the valves. Easy for you maybe Tongue

Gossman, You do know that you have to pull the cams to adjust the valves. Easy for you maybe Tongue
Just don't sweat it. Get a buddy and a service book, take your time, go slow, and follow the plan. I doubt most owners who average 2 to 3 k in yearly mileage will ever see an actual adjustment. The check is easy for most. If one has doubts, the $700 cost is a easy choice, especially for the low mileage riders.
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RE: Considering a 2014 leb'n hundit - by gossman_imp - 08-25-2014, 03:36 AM

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