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27-2-2019 X1 cylinder check 1125R engine mounting
29-10-2019 - What did we do today 27-2-2019 Buell X1 cylinder check, Buell 1125R engine mounting
with the 3e heat cycle , i did hear something that was not as it should be. better safe than sorry.. and have a look. so opening here up — at Twin Motorcycles Buell Support forever.
exhaust of the bike
and headers nuts of
to turn the header out
bal point allen keys work very well with the force intake
mounting bracket of
and rocker covers of
rocker box spacer out
and loosening the rockerbox.. you see almost no oil in the rocker box.. as a sign has only run 20-30 seconds , takes longer for the oil to get in the top off the engine , so important to lube during mounting very good
top mounting bracket loose
and front engine mount loose , to have better acces
loctite was on good :-)
engine jacked up a little , to have better acces to the front cover screws
spacer out
and loosen the front with bal allen
throttle bodie out
left every thing on
push rods out...
and head bolts can be loosened — at Twin Motorcycles Buell Support forever.
rear head of ..
looks good
mnnn .. don't like this ... was the noise scraping rings
piston and rings look ok .. no markings what so ever
these will go out to the engine shop to clean hone the bores.. as there was very little heat, put in the engine and the very rough hone.. corrodes very quick :-(
1125 engine placement
engine was read.. now back in
first rear header on
and mounting the swing arm to the engine
now first put the fuel pump cover on.. and route the wires
ground point to the frame ... you need to take out the stud to remove the cable
so cable back in and turn the stud in
and nuts tighten
half way there, engine is in
starter motor cable connecting
tighthen the swingarm axle
speed sensor and O2 sensor wire ziptied to the the frame , out the way of the header
front header on
engine mounts bolts
frotn supports . loosely bolts in
and tighten
clutch line to the cover
side stand on
sidestand switch holder back on
is hold on with 1 bolt
oil cooler
bracket in place ,not to tight yet — at Twin Motorcycles Buell Support forever.
lower bracket loosely mounted
the front pully has allot of play..
i shim the crush drive out to remove the freeplay
and front puly back on
little oil / grease on the bearings , and push the end cap on
oil cooler a little loose, and mount the radiator hose left - right
in position for the radiator
cooling fan connector on
left side on ..
a little grease on the uly tubes make the hoses slide on better
and left side on
rear brake fluid line mounted
fits right in the slot
was a thing with the belt.. yeah.. not going to use this one
as the belt is starting to crack on more places
swingarm spacer out
axle pich bolt loose and loosen the axle
rear brake caliper of
as i realy want to check the rear bearings.. as these have been replace at the last shop .. mnnn ok.. shit
glued in and obset the aluminium hub.. will hold untill next bearings.. wil notify the customer
anyway belt on
and left foot peg / idler assembly
now first the swing arm piece in
before you tighten the rear axle... these new belts are tight as a string.... and need some time to strech and will start to run to the edge
other thing. front of the exhaut all brackets where broken
not a perfect welder, but it will hold ;-)
exhaust on rear mounts
and front checking for tension and tightening the clamps
smart move to mark the brackets...
throttle cables on
soliniod cable loose and bind the throttle slides to getter
coulant in
electrics check
and engine oil in.. to morrow last checks..