Noise when letting off the gas when almost stoped

[chuckpp]

I have a noise when I let off the gas and coast to a stop when the clutch or the secondary disengaged
it makes a noise like clank clank clank if i hit the gas it goes away..

Is this normal?

tks

 

[cannondale27]

Have you checked chain tension?

 

[chuckpp]

Have you checked chain tension?

Yes adjusted to 1.5 turns out.

 

[cannondale27]

I am thinking you are hearing the chain adjuster clanking a bit. Or the Primary clutch both would be normal. I would say just really look and try making it do it on track stand. Grab,pull prod everything that moves or could make a noise like that. About all you can do.

 

[RJH]

Or...on mine...you see there is several thou between the ramp and roller so when you back off..coast to stop..you will hear a clunk....I think that is the "stuff" letting the primary fully dis engage ./.really annoying to me to.

When I get my Phazer (99) going again ( I stripped the skid bolt on it so I kicked it in the corner till I stop top get pissed off at that mistake). You see same clutch but I tucked the weights under (machining) and they almost rest on the roller..so when I drive it I will post to see if that fixed that annoying noise..or...I could put that clutch on the SRVIPER to try...

 

[780ghostrider]

I hear the same noise

 

[chuckpp]

I hear the same noise

Is it when you let off and almost come to a stop it makes a noise on the right side?

 

[Hawwwtcoffee]

I as well have been wondering about the same noise. How do you check the tension or where I should say is the bolt located?


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[cannondale27]

Side of chain case. If stock muffler it has to be removed. Finger tight then 1.5 turns back.

 

[Hawwwtcoffee]

Side of chain case. If stock muffler it has to be removed. Finger tight then 1.5 turns back.

Now are you guys buying the gaskets for the silencer every time you remove your exhaust? I tried the ggb trail can last season and the lead gasket seems to break away easily when disturbing it.


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[chuckpp]

Now are you guys buying the gaskets for the silencer every time you remove your exhaust? I tried the ggb trail can last season and the lead gasket seems to break away easily when disturbing it.


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Yes, I check my tensioner and it was fine and made sure it was 1.5 turns out.
Let us know how yours is..

 

[cannondale27]

Now are you guys buying the gaskets for the silencer every time you remove your exhaust? I tried the ggb trail can last season and the lead gasket seems to break away easily when disturbing it.


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A few places sell copper reusable gaskets. I did however get a good 3 uses out of the stocker. It split in half but still worked fine. No leaks. Just check it carefully to make sure its not leaking since would burn sidepanel or whole sled if worst case.

 

[cannondale27]

I cleaned my clutches and belt up after my slow ride last weekend. The whirring noise is now gone or just a little when almost stopped. Could also just be all the gears and chains in chaincase you are hearing. A person gets used to the noises that are normal and never hears them after awhile. But better safe than sorry.

 

[Hawwwtcoffee]

A few places sell copper reusable gaskets. I did however get a good 3 uses out of the stocker. It split in half but still worked fine. No leaks. Just check it carefully to make sure its not leaking since would burn sidepanel or whole sled if worst case.

Great thanks I'll look into that forsure!


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[yamamarc]

Now are you guys buying the gaskets for the silencer every time you remove your exhaust? I tried the ggb trail can last season and the lead gasket seems to break away easily when disturbing it.


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if you have a sled lift remove the oil filter plate on the belly and you could adjust the chain tension from there!
http://ty4stroke.com/threads/chaincase-adjustment-from-access-on-belly-pan.144494/#post-1317172