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Old 11-04-20 | 10:05 AM
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IAmSam
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If you've checked and know your ring, chain, and cog are good - then it should logically follow that as it is your chain tensioner that is misbehaving, that it is the tensioner itself that is the culprit.

They are not that expensive - perhaps you should try a different one.

Good luck...
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