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Old 05-16-2008
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no, i have not tried to adjust the powervalve on this engine. nor did i attempt to on my 97 cr250 (same thing). these engines use a centrifical weighted system to actuate the powervalve. it happens to be in the clutch case. so there is no ease of adjustment like the suzuki engines. the 17mm cover on the left side of the engine is only a tool to use to see if the powervalve is working and for installation and dissasembly.
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