


My bike has 137K miles, and symptoms of surging, difficulty in balancing TBs and increasing idle speeds has been present for about 15-20K in retrospect. . . The shops and I failed to diagnose the true problem until I noticed the chatter on this last tune-up. (Kit Sold)
Did the repair yesterday (Kit Installed).The shafts and bearings were worn about equally; minimal wear on the right TB, and I’d guess about 40 thousandths on the left, mostly confined to the pulley side of the shaft. (That’s an estimate – it felt a little more wiggly than my exhaust valve clearances, which is 30 thousandths). The wear was much less than I expected, certainly less than that illustrated. But the bike seems to run much better, with little to no surging, and repeatable TPS measurements. I think that fixed the problem. I expect that having new shafts will slow the wear on the associated bearings also.
Thanks again for your expeditious service and help.
Cheers, Nick
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