What's the cheapest place to get a valve job in my F4i? So far it's been in the $300 range. It's a shim adjustment/replacement valve system.
What's the cheapest place to get a valve job in my F4i? So far it's been in the $300 range. It's a shim adjustment/replacement valve system.
Taken from http://www.cosportbikeclub.org/forum...pic.php?t=3647 Take 10% off the prices listed below for the club discount.
Yes, shops have different "levels" of a tune-up. Here we offer a minor, standard and major. On a inline 4 pricing is $143.00, $227.50 and $286 plus parts(plugs, oil, oil filter and air filter if needed or service if K&N or BMC)
The minor consists of
oil/filter change
set tire pressure
lube and adjust all cables
check and tighten if necessary nuts and bolts
adj. drive chain and lube
top off fluids
check brake pads
check lights
check for leaks
syncronize carbs. or throttle bodies
check compression
Standard tune includes
all of the above
adjust valves
Major tune includes
all of the above
change fork oil
change brake fluid
change coolant
I may have forgot to list a item or two but you get the general idea.
twins pricing 97.50, 162.50 and 221.00
single cyl. 65, 110.50, and 156.00
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Sean
Metro Powersports
10651 Irma Dr unit E
Northglenn, Co 80233
303-255-7050
cool thanks! but.....all I need is valve adjustment, labor and new valve cover gasket........ Alot of these shops throw in alot of extras I don't need. GENERALLY i take good care of my bike, except for that month long stint with nasty drive train, but I'm up to date on everything but the valves and suspension rebuild.
Valve adj alone is $130. The valve cover gasket is rubber and reusable.Originally Posted by KooLaid
That's cheap! A lot better than your $300 quotes Koolaid, hell that makes it worth the drive to N Denver and then some...
Take it to Metro Powersports,Sean is very good and stands behind his work!
Also if you need a motor built ask sean about H.O. motorsports.
mike HCR25
Guy, I am THERE sometime around February 1st... Or is it better to wait till say early summer, later spring when the temperature goes up and the metals in the engine expand and stretch naturally???? Oh yeah, the valve cover gasket thing I was thinking about is because I have a seeping leak from what appears to be the valve cover. I'm about 3,000 miles overdue, the HIGH prices I've been quoted till I got ur killer deal, made me wait off and wait off. I'll take a peeps under my tank and check to see if it REALLY is the valve cover leaking, before I wheel it in. It's a half tank of gas there and back, but worth it at that price.
he is good..... but just don't let him stand behind YOU:P
Chadwick
MRA #825
"You live more for five minutes going fast on a bike like that, than other people do in all of their life." - Marco Simoncelli
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