It's called the secondary gear shaft or layshaft, I think... (front sprocket 'home')
I moved the sprocket a little bit (normal), but I also put my finger on this shaft and it moved sideways (axial?).
I guess 3-4-5 tenths of a mm. The workshop manual says 0.05-0.15 for gear shafts.
Does that apply for this shaft as well?
So... the shaft that the front sprocket mounts to can move ~0.5mm axially?
Quote from: Speeddog on November 03, 2012, 03:23:09 PM
So... the shaft that the front sprocket mounts to can move ~0.5mm axially?
If axially = sideways, then yes.
Not good.
I don't have specs at hand, but IIRC should be something more like 0.1mm
Between 0.05 and 0.20 'optimal average 0.15' says the manual.
When/if shimmed the shafts should be closer to 0.05.
I'll try to get it measured properly.
I had hoped to avoid splitting cases - is splitting cases to shim from .3/.4/.5 overkill/anal?
Bonus of splitting is that everything else can be checked/refreshed, but I'd be happy to delay the cost.