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Grandvista 250 / Re: Engine won`t start
« on: June 30, 2011, 08:15:06 AM »
Hello to all again. After some days with a lot of work i found time to work on the problem and iam very happy to announce that everything went very well. So you are wondering what the problem was.

As you can see in the photo above there is a chain called cam chain coming from inside the engine (right crankcase) and its work is to rotate the camshaft gear to get the correct timing for your valves. This chain was fall off somehow, so the valves wasn`t moving and the engine couldn`t start. I put the chain in the correct position and i resync the valves and babooooommmm everything is fine.

My next move is to replace the Cam Chain Tensioner (picture above)to ensure that the chain stays there. Many thanks to all of you for your answers.

As you can see in the photo above there is a chain called cam chain coming from inside the engine (right crankcase) and its work is to rotate the camshaft gear to get the correct timing for your valves. This chain was fall off somehow, so the valves wasn`t moving and the engine couldn`t start. I put the chain in the correct position and i resync the valves and babooooommmm everything is fine.

My next move is to replace the Cam Chain Tensioner (picture above)to ensure that the chain stays there. Many thanks to all of you for your answers.
I have done all the things you suggest from the first moment and im sure that the engine is not turning on because i can listen the starter motor to work and nothing else moving, nothing coming out of the exhaust pipe. From the first moment i believe that there is a problem with the mechanism that connects the starter motor to the engine but im not 100% sure witch mechanism is this.