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Re: [xl7] Timeing chain tensioner

2006-04-20 by Bob S.

HELLO----MIDI timing problems can not be fixed with a retensioning of a timing chain !

I think Jon wanted to be in the XL7 motorcycle group and not the XL7 keyboard/drum machine group.....

Bob
Corona/Riverside, CA


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>From: jon14772002 <jon14772002@...>
>Sent: Apr 20, 2006 10:01 AM
>To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [xl7] Timeing chain tensioner
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>I hate to bring this up but the labor is pretty easy. I used to be a
>tech at a tri dealer one of there car lines was suzuki. I can personaly
>do the job correctly in 1 hour 45 minutes flat. The average b tech
>should be able to do it in 3 hours. If it's his frist one I would say 4
>to 4 hours 30 minutes. I would do them for 8 labor hours customer pay
>at the dealer just to give the customer a break the 13.7 book time is
>way to much. The total bill used to be $946.76 inc tax / 6% here in ct
>$79 dollers an hour labor rate.
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Re: [xl7] Timeing chain tensioner

2006-04-24 by Nathan Seven

I dunno what *you* are talking about- mine was off 3ppq and I traced it down
to a malfunctioning timing chain tensioner!
It's also important to keep the ROM fluid topped off- if you notice your XL7
is losing voices, you're probably low on ROM fluid.
I just got done hosing out my filters and man it's never sounded better!

Hahah- actually the XL7 is an suv btw :)

_SS

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On 4/20/06 10:59 AM, "Bob S." <tttsystems@...> wrote:

> HELLO----MIDI timing problems can not be fixed with a retensioning of a timing
> chain !
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> I think Jon wanted to be in the XL7 motorcycle group and not the XL7
> keyboard/drum machine group.....
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> Bob
> Corona/Riverside, CA
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>> From: jon14772002 <jon14772002@...>
>> Sent: Apr 20, 2006 10:01 AM
>> To: xl7@yahoogroups.com
>> Subject: [xl7] Timeing chain tensioner
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>> I hate to bring this up but the labor is pretty easy. I used to be a
>> tech at a tri dealer one of there car lines was suzuki. I can personaly
>> do the job correctly in 1 hour 45 minutes flat. The average b tech
>> should be able to do it in 3 hours. If it's his frist one I would say 4
>> to 4 hours 30 minutes. I would do them for 8 labor hours customer pay
>> at the dealer just to give the customer a break the 13.7 book time is
>> way to much. The total bill used to be $946.76 inc tax / 6% here in ct
>> $79 dollers an hour labor rate.
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