Timing chain question?
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Timing chain question?
Hello everyone! I have a question and I'm hoping someone can answer it. My boyfriend has a 1996 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic 1500. It has 33,000 miles on it and looks brand new. He rode it to work this week and was in 2nd gear going up a hill and laid on the throttle. The bike sputtered and fishtailed - now it makes a chugging sound when he starts it. Our mechanic said it was probably the timing chain.....so.... I guess my question is....where in the heck is it? I've looked online everywhere and cannot find anything. Thanks in advance!
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Go here: http://www.bikebandit.com/
Look up under OEM Parts and pick your bike.
Look at the engine Fiche.
The Vulcan Has 2 timing chains. 2 Tensioners. the engine is overhead cam, the chains turn the cam.
But It sounds more like fouled plugs or carburetor problems.
Look up under OEM Parts and pick your bike.
Look at the engine Fiche.
The Vulcan Has 2 timing chains. 2 Tensioners. the engine is overhead cam, the chains turn the cam.
But It sounds more like fouled plugs or carburetor problems.
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Chugging sound
Does the chugging sound make a metal on metal sound / slap or is the engine just not revving up to normal rpm?