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Old 22-03-15, 19:25
21 incher 21 incher is offline
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Thumbs up Valve clearances�

�had my XT660z (2008) valves done this week, for the first time, at 30,426 miles old, they didn�t need adjustment. This seems a testament to the quality of the XT660z engine; robust and longevity.
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Old 22-03-15, 21:18
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�had my XT660z (2008) valves done this week, for the first time, at 30,426 miles old, they didn�t need adjustment. This seems a testament to the quality of the XT660z engine; robust and longevity.
...or the fact, as I found, that Yamaha set them too loose in the first place!
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Old 22-03-15, 23:02
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Just me that made a mess of doing them up then? :-)

I adjusted mine when I should have left them alone.

They sound a bit rattly after a thousand miles but I'm not up for taking it all apart AGAIN!
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