I am based in England and I am desparately trying to find a Suzuki valve shim adjuster tool (the one that holds down the valve bucket to remove the shims) for my 1979 GS1000EC. Does anyone have a spare one to help me out please? it is very hard to source spares in this country. Thanks guys.[-o<
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NitroGS
Help! Valve shim adjustment tool GS1000E
Hi Guys,
I am based in England and I am desparately trying to find a Suzuki valve shim adjuster tool (the one that holds down the valve bucket to remove the shims) for my 1979 GS1000EC. Does anyone have a spare one to help me out please? it is very hard to source spares in this country. Thanks guys.[-o<Tags: None
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katmando
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You get that tool here http://www.crc2onlinecatalog.com/tools.htm inexpensive too!sigpic
RIP..Buster my buddy, i'll leave the door open just in case!:(
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louisciccoli
I was able to make one from a flat head screwdriver by flatening one side of the blade (the skinny side) & then grinding the opposite side with a slight curve to rest under the cam, while the flattened side rested on the bucket that holds the shim in place. I basically rotated the cam around until the valve was depressed & that gave me enough room to insert the tool between the cam & the bucket (so be careful not to remove too much material) & then let the cam continue to roll around until there was enough clearance to use a pair of tweasers to remove the shim. It took a couple of tries to get the procedure right (as far as removing the shim) but once I has a system down, it worked well. Hope this helps you.
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