How does the clutch slave cylinder hold up?
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 8:05 am
Trespasser here from the 1150 forum.
The throwout bearing in our clutch slave cylinders is rather small
and has a tendency to destruct.
Just wondering if BMW took the opportunity with the 1200 redesign
to install a more robust and durable bearing.
Altho the cylinder itself is different, it appears the mounting just might
be similar. The rods have different part numbers but they might be
just a different length because of the difference in cylinder configuration.
So, would appreciate any consensus on how well your slave cylinders,
in particular the bearings in them, are holding up. If BMW has improved
that situation, it might be worthwhile to see if there's any possibility of
upgrading to a 1200 slave & rod, or at least the bearing itself.
Thanks much!
The throwout bearing in our clutch slave cylinders is rather small
and has a tendency to destruct.
Just wondering if BMW took the opportunity with the 1200 redesign
to install a more robust and durable bearing.
Altho the cylinder itself is different, it appears the mounting just might
be similar. The rods have different part numbers but they might be
just a different length because of the difference in cylinder configuration.
So, would appreciate any consensus on how well your slave cylinders,
in particular the bearings in them, are holding up. If BMW has improved
that situation, it might be worthwhile to see if there's any possibility of
upgrading to a 1200 slave & rod, or at least the bearing itself.
Thanks much!