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93 yamaha xj600 (seca II) cam chain tensioner relacement.

Anyone changed one of these? Is it a matter of removing 2 screws and replacing unit w/new one? Looks simple enough, just want to verify I don't need to get in the engine internal for replacement. thanks Gene

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You can get a free pdf service manual on this site. I checked and they have yours.
http://www.carlsalter.com/motorcycle-manuals.asp

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