Hello,
Fitting a new chain and sprocket onto my NC30, the bearing holder is seized and will not allow for adjustment i.e.it will not rotate... Ideas?
Cheers
Halet
Seized Bearing Holder - Adjusting Chain
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Re: Seized Bearing Holder - Adjusting Chain
what are you using to move the adjuster? The correct Honda specific spanner is required, its probably just not been moved for a long time. Dont be tempted to use a screwdriver and hammer to move it though.
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Re: Seized Bearing Holder - Adjusting Chain
when I got my NC30, mine was siezed too. I had to remove the (siezed) rear wheel, then the big circlip and bash it out wit a hammer. The cavity it sat in was full of gravel. I cleaned out the gravel, installed a new greased hub and the whole thing moves smoothly now.
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Re: Seized Bearing Holder - Adjusting Chain
scooble wrote:when I got my NC30, mine was siezed too. I had to remove the (siezed) rear wheel, then the big circlip and bash it out wit a hammer. The cavity it sat in was full of gravel. I cleaned out the gravel, installed a new greased hub and the whole thing moves smoothly now.
As he says, well about the gravel etc anyway.
Clean it out, I was surprised how much gravel and shite was in there when I did mine, and put some expanding foam in the swaing arm so it doesn't fill up again. Put a smear of grease on the outside of the bearing holder, reassemble and that should sort it.
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Re: Seized Bearing Holder - Adjusting Chain
Cheers for the advice, I'll have to get hold of an auxiliary stand before I give it a go, but I'll keep you informed of my progress