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    What's this chamber thingy on the engine?

    On the rear of the FXR engine there appears to be something like a mini chamber attached to the motor. It's located on the cylinder fins section below and to the left (or was it right?) of the carburetor. It's quite tiny, about the size of an apricot.

    Does anybody know what it is and its purpose?

    Thanks.
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    cam chain adjuster? can you describe it in a lil more detail?
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    This must be a South Island bike - the weather up here is too warm for apricots,so we never got them with that fitting....
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    check this site out it maybe able to help

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    It's quite likely the cam chain tensioner. Saw some pictures of a SV650S and ours look closely related. Link here and a closer look (not that I've removed mine) here.


    Quote Originally Posted by Motu
    This must be a South Island bike - the weather up here is too warm for apricots,so we never got them with that fitting....
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