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 Topic: Front brake light switch |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 7 Views: 10784 |
 Forum: Tech Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:33 am Subject: Front brake light switch |
| The bulb monitoring unit monitors the front and rear sidelamps and brake light filaments. On start-up it also checks for correct operation of both front and rear brake switches before extinguishing t ... | |
| Topic: Final drive bearing |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 12 Views: 16623 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 3:25 am Subject: Final drive bearing |
| Main bearing 85X120X18mm SKF No 61917C3 realoem gives BMW Pt No 33121242210 (33121242211 comes up not valid part)
Taper bearing 25X52X16,25mm SKF No 30205 J2/Q BMW Pt No 33121451188 Bearing sizes ... |
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| Topic: Excessive Battery Draw |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 17 Views: 20957 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 2:24 pm Subject: Excessive Battery Draw |
| Correct - 00.16Amps = 160milliamps
I think fuse 3 is the clock & Indicator/Hazard unit. Unfortunately I can't cross check with my own bike as I'm about 600 miles away from it at the moment. |
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| Topic: Excessive Battery Draw |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 17 Views: 20957 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:52 am Subject: Excessive Battery Draw |
| I read somewhere If I use a voltmeter on amp setting, with one meter probe on the negative post and the other on the ground cable I can measure the amp draw.
Thats correct, without trying to sound co ... |
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| Topic: flashing rear turn signals |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 3 Views: 5812 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 2:31 am Subject: flashing rear turn signals |
| Sounds like a bad earth for the rear lights | |
| Topic: Hey Look, My Bike is on Fire |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 6 Views: 9565 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 4:04 am Subject: Hey Look, My Bike is on Fire |
| Check the main battery earth cable (battery -ve to starter motor body) at both ends for condition and security also check that the battery connectors are not touching the underside of the ECU tray, t ... | |
| Topic: Momentary engine cut out? |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 22 Views: 27553 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 5:10 pm Subject: Momentary engine cut out? |
| Just re-read my post and step 3 could better describe the sequence -
3a. Turn on ignition. You should see the lights flash alternately. 3b. Hold ABS button down for about 8 seconds. The one ABS l ... |
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| Topic: Momentary engine cut out? |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 22 Views: 27553 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 2:18 am Subject: Momentary engine cut out? |
| Rear sensor unplugged will cause the fault lamp to stay on. Needs fault code to be reset.
Before attempting to reset fault codes, check the ABS switch works (ABS lights stop flashing and one stays i ... |
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| Topic: Phil's ride ends early- LT drivetrain problems |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 43 Views: 37908 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 3:07 pm Subject: Phil's ride ends early- LT drivetrain problems |
| As long as all the oil is behind the seal all is OK (its meant to be there). You would have found traces of oil behind the flywheel if the seal was leaking. | |
| Topic: Update on my self-inflicted ABS issues - RESOLVED!!! |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 24 Views: 23027 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 12:41 pm Subject: Update on my self-inflicted ABS issues - RESOLVED!!! |
| If the unit was not off the exact same model bike you probably will get an error on power-up as you seem to be. (From memory, the ebay listing you used quoted two different models for the ABS unit yo ... | |
| Topic: Clutch R&R |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 2 Views: 4351 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 2:57 am Subject: Clutch R&R |
| I had the same worry when I did mine recently. It's not a problem, the shaft is supported at the front by a needle roller sleeve and its only when the clutch housing is bolted in that that any fore-a ... | |
| Topic: Potentially silly question k1100 exhaust |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 5 Views: 5749 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 1:26 am Subject: Potentially silly question k1100 exhaust |
| Sorry, my bad about the Remus. | |
| Topic: Potentially silly question k1100 exhaust |
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| Fifth Horseman Replies: 5 Views: 5749 |
Forum: Tech Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2012 2:15 pm Subject: Potentially silly question k1100 exhaust |
| Yes, BMW part no. 18121464609 for both the RS and LT
FWIW if fitting something like the Remus it can be problematical if panniers are fitted as the silencer is more upswept than standard so the panni ... |
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