nc24 valve clearnce
Forum rules
Please can you post items for sale or wanted in the correct For Sale section. Items / bikes for sale here will be removed without warning. Reasons for this are in the FAQ. Thanks
Please can you post items for sale or wanted in the correct For Sale section. Items / bikes for sale here will be removed without warning. Reasons for this are in the FAQ. Thanks
-
- Settled in member
- Posts: 111
- Joined: Mon Sep 28, 2009 3:27 pm
- Bike owned: nc24, Cb400n Bobber, Xj600N
- Location: sevenoaks,kent,Uk
nc24 valve clearnce
hi guy
while i have the engine out of my nc24 replacing the exhaust i want to check the valve clearances, can anyone give me a rough step by step guid to doing this of a 24 and how to adjust them if they are out i understand they are on a locknut adjustment rather than shims,
cheers Gissmo
while i have the engine out of my nc24 replacing the exhaust i want to check the valve clearances, can anyone give me a rough step by step guid to doing this of a 24 and how to adjust them if they are out i understand they are on a locknut adjustment rather than shims,
cheers Gissmo
-
- Moderators
- Posts: 8172
- Joined: Fri Jul 04, 2008 1:01 pm
- Bike owned: CBR954
Re: nc24 valve clearnce
Yep there easy to adjust.
Follow the NC30 adjustment guide partly.
You need to turn the timing marker differently as it fires 180 and not 360 so the NC30 timing settings are wrong.
Measure the clearance between the cam and the rocker, if it is out of spec use a spanner to undo the locknut and turn the flat screw in the middle, I think it is a 10mm spanner. Re-check the valve clearance after adjusting as it is easy to move the clearance when tightening the lock nut back up unless you hold the adjuster inplace with a screwdriver.
If you remove the little timing screw on the clutch cover case you'll see the timing mark on the inside of the screw, it is a little marker.
---------[4]--------[3]
Front
---------[2]--------[1]
---------------Left
This bits from memory so it might not be right..(you'll soon know if you can't measure the other one..) rotate the crank (clockwise!!) until intake lobe for #3 cylinder is at maximum lift.. check clearances for Intake #1
Rotate clockwise again until intake lobe on #1 is at maximum lift and check #3 cylinder.
Do the same for #1, #3 exhaust cam and #2, #4 intake cam.
Follow the NC30 adjustment guide partly.
You need to turn the timing marker differently as it fires 180 and not 360 so the NC30 timing settings are wrong.
Measure the clearance between the cam and the rocker, if it is out of spec use a spanner to undo the locknut and turn the flat screw in the middle, I think it is a 10mm spanner. Re-check the valve clearance after adjusting as it is easy to move the clearance when tightening the lock nut back up unless you hold the adjuster inplace with a screwdriver.
If you remove the little timing screw on the clutch cover case you'll see the timing mark on the inside of the screw, it is a little marker.
---------[4]--------[3]
Front
---------[2]--------[1]
---------------Left
This bits from memory so it might not be right..(you'll soon know if you can't measure the other one..) rotate the crank (clockwise!!) until intake lobe for #3 cylinder is at maximum lift.. check clearances for Intake #1
Rotate clockwise again until intake lobe on #1 is at maximum lift and check #3 cylinder.
Do the same for #1, #3 exhaust cam and #2, #4 intake cam.
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...