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Any one having problems with HD brand auto primary adjuster ?
OK Guys I am going to add auto primary chain adjuster to my 03 RK. after looking at the HD brand and how it works I need to knowif there is a issue with putting it on with my old chain with its tight and loose spots 0r would I be better off using a different brand / style
RE: Any one having problems with HD brand auto primary adjuster ?
my 06 egc had about 15k when I installed it.
Seems fine except I may have gotten it a little snug as I get some audible hum from chain rubbing across the nylon shoe.
But if you're concerned put a new chain on at same time.
When installing make sure to rock the engine crankshaft back and forth a couple times with a wrench on the compensator to take up the slack.
Let the adjuster do it automatically, don't pry it or force it tighter.
And you should be fine.
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