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25-8-2016 1125R trouble shooting, engine assembly
13-9-2016 - 25-8-2016 1125R trouble shooting, engine assembly
we already had a look to at the front coil connector , this was on solid, next step , new plugs , loosening the 2 side pods from there brackets to lower the engine
exhaust needs to come off , rear bolt right side out
front clamps loose
turn the idler pully so you have acces to the left exhaust bolt, and remove the front mounting bolts
and the exhaust will come off
support the engine with jack
loosen the horn ( for the 08 models this mounted on a separate bracket , and cut the zipties to free the horn wires )
middle mount bolts loose
and loosen the pich bolt to slide the bushing a little out
and left mount bolt out
dropping the engine untill you can reach the coil
coil off , looks good
sparkplug how ever, looks bad...
fresh plug and gap set
little ceramic grease on these and back in
coil back in and checking the connector plugs in and locks
engine up again, you need to wiggle the frame a little, line up the front bracket bolt holes and start the bolts in
center engine bolts in, start with the left side to tighen these
and than the right side ( with the silding bushing
and set theme all to tq
intake airscoop back on , take care you don't knock off the front coil connector
and horn bracket back on and ziptie the cable harness to the left bracket
gasket on the pipe or in the exhaust, i do theme in the exhaust so they don't slide up the pipes when you mount theme
exhaust bolts , left front, use a ring spanner and stick it in between the exhaust and the oil cooler bracket , you can just get the nut on like this
tightening the right front one, no direct angle , and ball end allen keys will slip to much, use a mini ratched works for me
and the rear exhaust mounting bolts back in
side pods to the frame and bracket
use a little ceramic grease for the screws, the brass inserts can be a pain when they seaz to the screws
as there are allot off the same screws involved... pick the nicest one for the outside :-)
rear plug... easy peasy
looks also bad... bike hase not been running good for some time
rear plug in, testing... :-) running perfect again, on idle
so the rest off the body work back on
idle control air hose, the can come loose over time, and with mounting, put a little ziptie on it , so it stays on the pipe
airbox base plate on.., check the throttle to ensure it is not sticking
and map sensor back in the holder , correctly ( hole pointing down )
this is a freaking clean 1125r , has only 7000 km on the dail , will be a happy new owner
working on the bike i noticed the rear master was binding, known problem , left like this it will ruwn the disk / pads in no time... asked permission to also fix this... as the shop where they did the service... did not notice this :-( so bleeding the system
and loosen the brake light switch / banjo
i take the brake pedal off, as it is only 1 bolt , and i have better acces tot the cotterpin
cotter pin out
little protection for the brake fluid, it is drained , but it will still leak a little , and take off the clamp that holds the feed line
booth off the cylinder and with a pair off c-clip spanners remove the c-clip
the culprit, the piston end corrodes a little due to moisture, and the piston sticks in the hole
through the screw hole the other side you can push it out
after a little cleaning and grease so it will not corrode again mount the pushrod back
back on the bike with new crush washers
and bleeding the system
perfect... pressure and comes back the whole way
engine rebuild , cleaning the cases for new sealant
cases to getter
i use also 2 gear box bolts while tightening the case bolts
set to TQ
yep bigbore... this is the max thickness for the center bolt between the cylinders
cams back on , no stock ones, but ususaly all manuctors mark theme
my way,1e 3e and 4 in , crank marking little pointing back wards
lift the rear lifter and position the left over cam , following the markings
oil pump back in , little locktite on the screws
plugging the pump for now, and front oil line on
cam cover on, also a little loctite on the screws
nice cam cover cut. leaving the positioning stud on
and tq the cover down
pushrod cover base plates , cleaned and new o-rings
and dropping in the gearbox
i do red loctite on these bolts
shifter mechanisme... i like to positioning the spring like this do the hook end will not catch the plate
same for the detend follower spring
adjusting the shifter mechanime , 3e gear and 3 mm and tighen the shifter mechanisme mounting bolts
gear box back to neutral