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Tlr Oil Pressure?

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Hi,

after mounting a new timing chain my TLR 200 has a huge base engine knocking noise

What I did:

Changed the timing chain

cleaned out the centrifugal oil filter on the right side

After the rebuild refilled with oil, started the unit and:

the noise from the chain slack was gone but a huge knocking noise from the bottom end came on. The noise is in sync with engine speed and does not fade away like after the refill of a dry engine. Sounds like an engine w/o oil pressure

What I checked again:

Timing: OK

crankshaft bounce ( in case I bent the crank while blocking it to get the rotor nut out) 0.1 mm on rotor: OK

gears I blocked with a mild steel piece: No bent/broken teeth

centrifugal filter: Initially found a lot of debris in there (the previous chain already grinded away a rib near the lower sprocket)

housing: no chafing marks

Any idea?

Cheers,

Stefan

  • 3 weeks later...

Was the chain good and tight to get on, I put one on my bike and the part number was right but it was too sloppy, put a DID one on it was a little harder to get on but once on worked much better. If the noise wasn't there before chances are what you have changed is the problem, I'm thinking timing may be a bit off, or oil passage blocked.

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