Ducati tools
Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 12:37 pm
Having been let down by ducati manchester and their inability to replace a damaged part through warranty i have decided they will never get my custom again when it comes to getting the 695 serviced. I will however buy parts from them if i cannot source them elsewhere.
Now Ducati's are new ground for me and i have never worked on one before. The bottom end is really no different from any other 4 stroke but the valves are a different thing all together as well as the cam timing procedure.
So....Do i need to buy any of their tools for changing the belts and setting the valves up or is there home made alternatives that do just as good a job. The cost of these tools will pay for themselves after a few service's.
This is the first bit of research but i will be visiting ducati forums to get a better understanding of the 695.
Now Ducati's are new ground for me and i have never worked on one before. The bottom end is really no different from any other 4 stroke but the valves are a different thing all together as well as the cam timing procedure.
So....Do i need to buy any of their tools for changing the belts and setting the valves up or is there home made alternatives that do just as good a job. The cost of these tools will pay for themselves after a few service's.
This is the first bit of research but i will be visiting ducati forums to get a better understanding of the 695.