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11-5-2016 1125CR TLC
12-6-2016 - 11-5-2016 1125CR TLC
very nice 1125CR in for big service and fix charging system
so first strip here a little, airbox off
and checking the stator to ground, still good
but AC stator out put is 1,5 volts over one pair.. mnnn
a other pair still makes 3,3 volts... should be about 20 Volts AC at idle i pretty much know for sure the stator is fried
so first the fairing off, start with the right upper cover
and swing the left + bottom piece off the bike
oil drain
and start the rotor , timing sensor out
stator plug the connector off
and take the cover screws off , there is 1 with a copper washer.. put this back the same place
mnnn crispy , good for allot off things , stator not so good
we do the oil jet upgrade right away, so the over heating problem is fixed , rotor off
remove the stator from the cover , the 3 screws and remove the wire protection plate
yep... crispy as fries
while we are here, replaced the oil filter to close up this side
new stator in... place alittle silicone in the rubber to help is seal
and use loctite on the stator screws.. we noticed some trouble in cases these screws came loose !!
cleaning the sprag clutch mounting ring and bolts so the new loctite will have clean surface
little assembly lube in the sprag one way bearing , for the difficult first moment with out oil pressure
oiljet poort on the double spline, made bigger to line up with the crank feed
and the busniss end off the oil jet, tiny hole enough to cool the stator by misting cooler engine oil over the stator, but not to large to loose oil pressure high rpm
sprag bearing ring on first, and line it up with the rotor holes
and tq the bolts and nit to tq .. redloctite , assembly lube on the balance gear and starter motor reduction gear shaft
with a new gasket and a little bead off silicone on the plug rubber to help seal, cover is mounted back
so on with the service, rear axle pinch bolt 10mm allen
and take the rear caliper off to remove the wheel
mnnn bearings are way to tight.. i will put new ones in , these will not last long like this
new bearings... and on request customer fat tyre :-)( 190 ) will look badass on this bike
time to rotate the engine, i turn the bike on the lift so i have more working space
front wheel out... bearing check.. ok these are done.. will replace these to
front forks out to service the oil and easy acces to the engine when rotated
loosening the wire loom so rotating the engine will not pull these wires apart , horn wires
on the 09-10 models unplug the rear O2 sensor plug , rotating the engine will pull the connector off .. better to unplug
side pods loose , and clutch master loose to give the clutch line some slack
and with the engine supported remove the middle engine bolts
loosen the rear engine bolts a little
and loosen the pich bolts on the engine mount sliders , and slide the sliders a little out so the can not catch anything
and take out the 2 front k-bracket bolt to the frame
a little light sticked to my front support to see in the dark
engine down and front cam cover removed, check the cams on pitting
the valve play is good for the next 20000 km
remove the spark plug
and fresh one in gapped and little neverseas on the threads
cover back on.. check the middle cover seal is still in position
stick coil back in , and connector injector and coil back on. confirm the coil connector locks if not sure lock the tab with a ziptie !! seen these come loose while putting in the intake airducts
rear same story.. good untill next service
and hooking up the connectors again
little something we now do with every big service, check ecm grounds for corrosion , as this one is impossible to reach when the engine is up.. and we see some times corrosion here can give fuel pressure errors , this one was clean
engine back up and start the left side engine bolts in
the k-bracket holes to the frame usualy not line up again , so loosen the side bolts and start the threads on the front bolts
every bolt in, start tightening the left side first , than the right side witht he silders
before you put the pods back on, route the wires and ziptie these to the k-bracket
front forks, with fresh oil and wheel with fresh bearings ready to go in
testing... yep the bike is charging again
the hd wire harness mod is still in... i think i leave this in this case as the S tail section needs a longer cable to the regulator
but i will lock the throttle plate shafts to getter