A buddy of mine has a Moto Guzzi. Does anyone know how to adjust the timing chain or how to find TDC on those bikes. I told him the guys on this site know everything about bikes.
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On the right side there is a plastic/rubber plug... near the gearbox case. If you pluck it out, you will see a gear. It has markings on it. At least the big block guzzis do. Smaller too I think.
I have some shop manuals for old old big blocks... V7, V850 eldorado...
(small block: 350, 400, 500, 650, 750 - V75, nevada, lario, big block: 750 S/S3, V7 700, 750, 850 onwards)
Timing chain can be a bit tricky.. dunno why adjust it unless the whole engine was apart. You got screws and pushrods and stuff.
Unless he has some fancy big 8 valve thingie... V10 centauro etc.
LP
PS: I'm still shopping for a big block old guzzi (LM1 - T3 - SP).If it doesn't have an engine, it's not a sport, it's only a game.
(stole that one from I-dont-know-who)
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Thanks for the replies guys. I knew you would know. I'll find out the particulars on year and model. All I know about it is that it's a nice looking bike. We did a ride down the Skyline Drive together last year and it kept up with my XS pretty well javascript:smilie('')
big grin. I think he bought it off E-bay. Anyway, I'll pass on this info and get some more info to post.Missing Link
Keep the Shinny Side UP!!
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and he wants to mess with the timing chain because...?
Valve job is easy. Take off the rocker covers, take out the rubber plug, set valves, reassemble with a new cover gasket.
If he doesn't know how to set the valves, he should have the shop do it.
LPIf it doesn't have an engine, it's not a sport, it's only a game.
(stole that one from I-dont-know-who)
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