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Clem2112:
Plunger springs ?
I thought new ones were N/A ...
but can the old ones be heat treated in some way to restore their original stiffness?

hondatri:
Thanks Guys for Suggestions I really dont want to drop the engine to split cranks. I am coming up to 80 and still active to ride and maintain. Will re think when bike up on Bench.

tom400f:

--- Quote from: Clem2112 on October 21, 2014, 07:22:27 AM ---Plunger springs ?
I thought new ones were N/A ...
but can the old ones be heat treated in some way to restore their original stiffness?

--- End quote ---

Does it matter? The plunger is locked except during tensioning and that can always be aided with the screwdriver-down-the-hole technique.

What happens to the horseshoe thing? Does it wear out at all?

Lynx:
The chain cuts into the horse shoe near the pivot and burs over the edges. These burrs stop the pivot from moving. There is an article in this months VJMC magazine on the subject.

Lynx:
I found this book useful.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Honda-Performance-Portfolio-1972-1978-Brooklands/dp/1855204150/ref=sr_1_24?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1413914198&sr=1-24&keywords=Honda+CB400

It has a couple of rebuilds described by different people.

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