I want to remove the engine. No, you can't ask me why!
I'm really stumped by the bottom frame attachments: Shining my flashlight in the opening, all I can see is a blind tube that's threaded on the inside. I've never seen any "fastener" like this and have zero idea how to attack it.
Any ideas?
And, yes, I've searched this forum, other forums, and the entire interwebs...
Thanks,
Bill
Engine Removal Question
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- Lifer
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Engine Removal Question
"Everybody has a plan until they get hit." - Mike Tyson
Re: Engine Removal Question
OK, I won't ask you why.
I don't understand what place you're talking about. The lowest part of the frame looks like the two stubs that extend forward from the big joint at the swingarm pivots. Those stubs appear to be fastened to the engine with big Torx bolts. They don't seem mysterious.
We are talking about an R12R here, aren't we?
I don't understand what place you're talking about. The lowest part of the frame looks like the two stubs that extend forward from the big joint at the swingarm pivots. Those stubs appear to be fastened to the engine with big Torx bolts. They don't seem mysterious.
We are talking about an R12R here, aren't we?
David Brick
Santa Cruz CA
2007 R1200R
priors: R50, R50, R69, R69S, R65, FJ1200, K75S, R1100RSL
Santa Cruz CA
2007 R1200R
priors: R50, R50, R69, R69S, R65, FJ1200, K75S, R1100RSL
Re: Engine Removal Question
If he's seeing threads, it sounds like his bolts are missing.
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- Lifer
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Re: Engine Removal Question
Ah... that may well be: the missing Torx bolts.
The bike was in a wreck and at a dealer's for a month while insurance strung me along. Their shop did an estimate (total loss) and removed the crash bars (which didn't work!) and I forgot that they were mounted at those stub points.
Well, at least my job is easier!
Thanks guys.
Bill
The bike was in a wreck and at a dealer's for a month while insurance strung me along. Their shop did an estimate (total loss) and removed the crash bars (which didn't work!) and I forgot that they were mounted at those stub points.
Well, at least my job is easier!
Thanks guys.
Bill
"Everybody has a plan until they get hit." - Mike Tyson
Re: Engine Removal Question
Bill, Check the R1100S subforum on Pelican Parts Forum. There are some R1200S owners on there that have documented some major work that may be able to help you out. Sorry to hear of a crash, hope all is well. KeithShinySideUp wrote:I want to remove the engine. No, you can't ask me why!
And, yes, I've searched this forum, other forums, and the entire interwebs...
Thanks,
Bill
Play Harrd and Floor It- Stevie Ray Vaughn
Currently:
07 R1200R
07 XB12STT
10 FLHTP
12 Wee Strom ADV
Currently:
07 R1200R
07 XB12STT
10 FLHTP
12 Wee Strom ADV
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- Lifer
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Re: Engine Removal Question
Thanks Keith.BigEasy wrote:Sorry to hear of a crash, hope all is well. Keith
Bike slid 20 feet into a light pole: bent forks, telelever arm, and frame.
I slid 13 feet in an Atlantis 4 suit and had a hairline crack in my pelvis and sore ribs. All is well now.
Smart Car cager whipped a left turn from the lane to my right, without signaling of course, and cut me off.
I will miss this forum!
- Bill
"Everybody has a plan until they get hit." - Mike Tyson