So riding this tiger and got a clunk of noise. I know that the chain and sprocket's aren't in the you know at best to shape but upon the test ride and especially putting a passenger on it really got allowed clunking noise. You have to stop and check this stuff and see what's going on. So I pulled the sprocket cover off here and check this out and interesting enough I know that I've had this problem before and I know that this customer has told me that he tightened this up before so I really need to take a look at this and see what the problem is it not being torqued to SPAC is there damage on the splines they need something but this needs fix that's where my clunk of noise is coming from so let me check it out. Alright we're gonna go ahead and put this back together a couple points I want to make I grease the splines that's super important they're really dry and the thing you gotta think about is you have the acceleration de-acceleration forces accelerating when you give it gas hitting the brake in that sprocket you know the transmission is trying to basically rip itself out of those splines when you think about it so it's the other reason that we need to really torque this is that we're putting a good tight fit on that preventing that back and forth and we definitely don't want to hurt those splines. The other thing I'm gonna do is I'm gonna bend the wash over right now I looked up the torque spec on this it was 132 Newton meters which equaled out to about 97 foot pounds due to the diameter of the shaft and the materials that make sense so the fact that I could take it off by hand it was supposed to be torqued about 100 foot pounds she was loose so I'm gonna go ahead I'm gonna just bend over one of these tabs here and what I want to try and do is just bend it over slightly the only point of this washers for the nut to not fall off if I smash it down it's gonna make it hard for me to get it off in in the future so let's see what's gonna be my best bet here. What's I'm gonna do here is I'm going to leave myself a place for the next time that I could come in here and remove it don't flatten this whole thing over to where it's you know just completely you know unremovable so that's the way I like to do it to access it for the future I'm gonna go test right the bike now and see if my noise goes away. If you like what you see here would you please share it I'd love you to keep my platform going here on a technical education and the ways to be great in your craftsmanship so keep on wrenching and we'll see you again the future thanks for being a subscriber and follow her the channel