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Chain tensioner re-installation Q:
Posted by SRS900S (more from SRS900S) on Sun, 15 Jul 2012 10:55:04
I am replacing the tensioner body seal/washer and the bolt o-ring.

From what I've read, after removal I need to first install the tensioner body (27mm socket) then install the plunger, spring and bolt. How likely am I to lose the spring during installation? Any technique to doing this right?

Thanks

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