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Quad KDX 125cc - How to Stretch/Adjust Chain: Step-by-Step Guide with Pictures

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How do I adjust the chain tension on a Quad KDX 125cc?

To tighten the chain, loosen the 4 side screws, then turn the 2 long rear adjuster screws clockwise by the same number of turns on both sides [#16637848][#16637908] Do not fully remove the side screws; just loosen them enough so the rear adjusters can move [#16637908] Count the turns carefully so the axle stays straight, because uneven adjustment can make the chain sit badly or fall off [#16637908] If those rear adjusters are already screwed all the way in, the chain is too stretched and must be shortened or replaced [#16637960]
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  • #1 16637810
    korzon998pl
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    Welcome. . I need help. Please write how I should stretch the chain in a quad. I've seen this thread here but it's closed in my case it looks a bit different. I put some pics. Quad KDX 125cc - How to Stretch/Adjust Chain: Step-by-Step Guide with Pictures Quad KDX 125cc - How to Stretch/Adjust Chain: Step-by-Step Guide with Pictures Quad KDX 125cc - How to Stretch/Adjust Chain: Step-by-Step Guide with Pictures
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  • #2 16637848
    rafcio_21
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    You release these 4 screws on the sides and screw in those 2 which have a long thread and are pointing backwards. Only you need to screw them in the same amount of turns.
  • #3 16637862
    korzon998pl
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    But you are not sure?
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    #4 16637908
    rafcio_21
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    I'm just pretty screw up, don't unscrew these on the side, just loosen them and pull the 2 on the back, turn it clockwise and count the number of turns so that it is the same on the left as on the right, because if you set it wrong, it will be a bone and the chain may fall stretched in moderation it can't be very stretched either.
  • #5 16637942
    korzon998pl
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    Except that these 2 long bastards are forever to the end.
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  • #6 16637960
    stanislaw1954
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    korzon998pl wrote:
    are forever
    What does this word mean? They are screwed to the end because the chain is tensioned and either needs to be shortened or replaced with a new one.
  • #7 16639992
    korzon998pl
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    they were threaded to the end. Btw. Some Chinese chain because it has no cufflinks on it.
  • #8 16650903
    korzon998pl
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    One more question is where this cable should be connected. Fuel is coming out of it Quad KDX 125cc - How to Stretch/Adjust Chain: Step-by-Step Guide with Pictures
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    #9 16651160
    rafcio_21
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    Nowhere is the hose for draining the fuel from the carburetor chamber, when the fuel is going on, you probably have a float valve suspended or some kind of pollution causes the valve not to close. The hose hangs under the engine so that the fuel does not run over the engine
  • #10 16652164
    korzon998pl
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    Thanks for the quick reply. The reason for the leaking fuel was a muck in the gas tank. After cleaning the gaznik the problem disappeared.
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    #11 16652392
    rafcio_21
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    If you have already solved your problem mark the button helped posts that were helpful to you. Regards.
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The discussion focuses on adjusting the chain tension of a Quad KDX 125cc. Users provide step-by-step guidance, emphasizing the importance of loosening the side screws and adjusting the two long threaded screws at the back equally to avoid misalignment. It is noted that the chain should not be overly stretched, and if it is, it may need to be replaced. Additionally, a separate issue regarding fuel leakage from a carburetor is addressed, with advice on cleaning the gas tank and ensuring the float valve functions properly.
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