Home
Search
Login
Register
VIEW MEMBERS
ERROR LOG
MAINTAIN DATABASE
ATTACH & AVATARS
MANAGE THEMES
BLOCK LIST
Login/Register
RECENT POSTS
UNREAD TOPICS
UNREAD REPLIES
HELP PAGES
ACCOUNT
SETTINGS
FORUM
PROFILE
MY POSTS
MESSAGES
NEW = 0
LOGOUT
Recent Posts
Please
login
or
register
LOGIN
JOIN
CBF1000
»
CBF1000
»
General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical
»
Engine tick sound
07 Jun 23, 00:30 am
1
Go Down
Author
Engine tick sound (Read 1445 times)
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Nikita
CBF Newbie ‐
2
Topic Author
Nikita
CBF Newbie
Topic Author
Posts: 2
Bike: Honda SC58
City / Town: Gdansk
Country:
Engine tick sound
on:
17 June, 2022, 07:52:11 am
17 June, 2022, 07:52:11 am
Hi! I have bought CBF sc58 recently, bike have 20k km mileage. I hear some tick sound from the right of the engine. This sound is present regardless of the cold or hot engine. When i rev the engine - tick become more frequent. Here a link to the video with sound
eature=share
Could you please help me to understand is it normal sound for this engine? Thanks!
Art
CBF Legend ‐
1987
#1
Art
CBF Legend
Posts: 1987
Bike: SC58 CBF1000 A-6
City / Town: Shoreditch
Country:
Re: Engine tick sound
Reply #1 on:
17 June, 2022, 11:53:41 am
17 June, 2022, 11:53:41 am
Difficult to pin point or diagnose rattles from video, it could be the cam chain tensioner, valve clearances or something else. If you're allowed spanners a
mechanics stethoscope
is your best friend, cheap as chips off eBay.
Last Edit: 17 June, 2022, 11:54:40 am by Art
Nikita
CBF Newbie ‐
2
Topic Author
#2
Nikita
CBF Newbie
Topic Author
Posts: 2
Bike: Honda SC58
City / Town: Gdansk
Country:
Re: Engine tick sound
Reply #2 on:
22 June, 2022, 10:20:36 pm
22 June, 2022, 10:20:36 pm
Originally Posted by
Art
Difficult to pin point or diagnose rattles from video, it could be the cam chain tensioner, valve clearances or something else. If you're allowed spanners a
mechanics stethoscope
is your best friend, cheap as chips off eBay.
May be there is some resource where i can read about how to use stethoscope to understand what cause the noise? It is a new experience for me. Thx!
Art
CBF Legend ‐
1987
#3
Art
CBF Legend
Posts: 1987
Bike: SC58 CBF1000 A-6
City / Town: Shoreditch
Country:
Re: Engine tick sound
Reply #3 on:
23 June, 2022, 11:21:26 am
23 June, 2022, 11:21:26 am
A mechanics stethoscope will only enable you to pinpoint the noise. For example to distinguish if it is coming from the vicinity of the valve shim/bucket, cam chain tensioner or somewhere else.
1
Go Up
Recent Posts
Cbf1000 A9 keys
[
CBF1000 - General Discussion
]
AKxx70
Yesterday
at 10:20:49 pm
gear indicator
[
CBF1000 - General Discussion
]
AKxx70
Yesterday
at 09:56:31 pm
headlights
[
Lighting, Electrical, and Wiring
]
Rev Ken
Yesterday
at 09:32:47 pm
PGM-FI light on
[
General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical
]
AKxx70
Yesterday
at 09:29:07 pm
Problems starting engine when hot - any troubleshooting tips?
[
General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical
]
AKxx70
Yesterday
at 08:44:24 pm
Radiator leak
[
General Maintenance, Servicing, and Mechanical
]
nasosrr
Yesterday
at 01:06:41 pm
Hi !
[
New Members
]
Art
Yesterday
at 11:37:15 am
How to reading Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) without special tools or software
[
CBF1000 - General Discussion
]
Art
04 June, 2023, 11:40:59 am
diverse-leafy