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    • #10776
      RoadCruiser
      Participant

      Hello,

      My GV300S with 13tkm makes some noise from the front cyclinderhead and yesterday i have checked the clearance.

      Intake is bigger than exhaust, this cannot be right.

      In is 0.018-0.020 out is 0.010 – 0.015

      The clearance can be regulated with a screwdriver and blocked with a nut, it doesn’t have shims like the 125.

      Does someone have the specs of the valve.

      I have searched the whole internet for getting the workshop manual without luck, does someone have it? I don’t like working on bikes without knowing the right torque specs of the bolts.

      Best regards RoadCruiser

    • #10780
      RoadCruiser
      Participant

      I checked the clearance from the cilinder under the seat:

      In 0.08mm Out 0.06mm

      The front has:

      In 0.20mm Out 0.15mm sry the post before had a zero to much 🫣

      A big difference 😖

       

    • #10782
      RoadCruiser
      Participant

      Got the clearance:

      In: 0.07-0.09mm Out: 0.10 – 0.12mm

      Important: In the middle of the V is the intake, so on the filter side, the clearance order is OUT – IN IN- OUT

       

      Does someone know where i can buy the service manual?

    • #10788
      ♠️ M77
      Keymaster

      Sent you a PM , have a look, sorry i didnt post every book on this forum for the -S- models as it’s a very very new bike on here in UK (Not all dealers even have it yet!).  But i got you!
      (Hyosung want’s to make sure people obey the 2/5yr warranty before any bikes get sent back for any serious issues)

      If you bought it used, you can ignore the need for warranty as it may have expired with the ex-owner.

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