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I've had rattles in mine when the rear aftermarket bashplate mounts broke, and when the centrestand bolts came loose. Also if the you have one, the centrestand buffer rubber can break off, also causing rattles.
Going over bumps could be a giveaway. Just something loose, one would think. |
The last thing I can imagine to be a problem, is where the shock is bolted onto the frame
It feels OK and I can wiggle it with slight movement https://c3.staticflickr.com/1/392/31...a69d73dd18.jpg Everything else has been taken apart and greased properly I think I'm going slightly mad - think there is a Queen song about it :D |
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I think I found the noise
After a lot of money spent, a lot of pulling hair, etc, etc, etc I hammered with my hand on the exhaust cover shield end there was my noise, or so I hope Took it off and went for a ride over bad road, no more noise, almost can't believe my ears, hope this was it https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/533/31...648dbe85_b.jpg https://youtu.be/sOUgk8UaS5s |
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See this thread: http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=18033 Anyhow, if it's fixed your rattle, then the job's a good'un! |
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Damn, forgot to mention that issue. I did mine ages ago because I just happened to read the thread. Made a difference, for sure.
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What is the jub-jub clip?
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I still sometimes have that rattling, getting quite fed up with it
Look everyday for the problem and solution Saw today that the chain have a lot of play sideways on the sprocket, tough though to pull it back from the teeth, sprocket look good to me, no shark teeth https://youtu.be/1NTIJYeA7d0 |
Looks normal to me? Try a healthy application of a good chain lube & see what happens. I find the wax one's work really well here in dry dusty conditions.
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