K11 Owners Group

[chopper_harris]

Folks

Over the past months, there have been a couple of requests for advice on correctly fitting the OEM heat deflectors.
I took these shots during the LT refurb, but forgot where I had save them.

Hidden amongst my Brittney Spears image collection, I stumbled across them at the weekend.

Although in excellent condition, the LHS element refused to stay put, so I resorted to a little duck tape !
It was still there four months later.

The body of the LHS element butts up hard against #3 intake stack.
The LHS wing passes between the frame and the airbox, and should butt up closely to the RHS element.

I hope they are of use.

Enjoy




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[Jim]

aren't you missing the piece below the LHS? The large one that butts up against the #3 intake stack should have a small piece below it that interlocks with it (if memory serves me...).

Actually - I can see it more clearly in the second pic - you are missing the lower heat screen - unless you just have it off....



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Jim
1997 K1100LTSE 94,000 - still has gremlins!
1995 R100RT Classic 16,650 crashed - repaired!
1992 K75RTP 46,000

"We shall not all die, but we shall all be changed."

[chopper_harris]

Jim

Yes, you are spot-on - the lower piece fits under the injector header rail, and has a couple of nubs which mate up to the LHS upper.
I removed both sections to balance the throttle bodies, and had not refitted it at the stage where I took the shots.

In my defence, the lower piece is fairly intuitive, once you get the upper correctly aligned - I think the cross tang throws a lot of folks first time

Well spotted !
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C1 200 (2001)
R100 RS (1990)
NSU Quickly N (1964)
Honda 400/4 F1 (1977)
MotoGuzzi 1000C (1978)
Suzuki TL 1000 R (1999)
Kawasaki KLV1000 (2005)
K12R Sport (2007) - Wifeys