K1600 Service Manual
K1600 Service Manual
K1600 Service Manual
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Removing spark plugs
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Core activity
(-) Testing compression
Test
Install diagnosis adapter (No. 11 7 846) with hose (No. 11 7 842).
Connect the MBOX and follow the instructions.
Test the compression with the MBOX.
Technical data
Compression test Good >14 bar
pressure Normal 12...14 bar
Poor <11 bar
Finishing work
Disconnecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system from motorcycle
Installing spark plugs
Installing direct ignition coils
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
Filling and priming cooling system
Install the right side panel
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11 00 045 Testing for pressure loss with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
+ 11 00 568
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Removing spark plugs
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Core activity
(-) Checking pressure loss
Test
Install diagnosis adapter (No. 11 7 843) with hose (No. 11 7 842) and
adapter for pressure loss (No. 11 7 841).
Connect the MBOX and follow the instructions.
Check pressure loss with the MBOX.
Technical data
Press loss Engine at max 25 %
through valves or regular
cylinder operating
temperature
Finishing work
Disconnecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system from motorcycle
Installing spark plugs
Installing direct ignition coils
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Disconnecting battery
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing left stowage compartment
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing gearbox cover
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Removing cross-member for radiator cowls
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing right stowage compartment
Draining engine oil
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing right footrest plate
Removing left footrest plate
Removing left catalytic-converter shield
Disengaging clamp on left silencer
Removing left silencer
Removing right catalytic-converter shield
Disengaging clamp on right silencer
Removing right silencer
Removing rear brake caliper
Disengaging actuator rod from rear ride height sensor
Releasing Paralever link at rear
Removing bevel gears
Removing universal shaft
Removing rear wheel swinging arm
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Core activity
(-) Releasing wiring harness from engine
Remove cap (1).
Remove nut (2).
Disengage cable (3) for the starter.
Attention
The locking tab can be broken off if the correct procedure is not
adopted for disconnecting the plug.
Push the plug away from the locking tab; do not attempt to raise or
bend the locking tab.
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Disengage cable (1) for the oil-level sensor and cable (2) for the side-
stand switch from the clips (arrows).
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Place supports (B) and (C) from engine adapter (No. 00 1 582) in
position.
Install long screws (1), but do not tighten.
Position engine adapter (No. 00 1 582) on supports (A), (B) and (C),
noting the reamed pins (arrows).
Install and tighten short screws (1).
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Using the engine lifter, alternately lower the engine and pull it forward
until the frame can be lifted up and clear of the engine. In this process,
take particular care at the right-hand side to prevent collisions between
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Tightening torques
Engine to frame, left side
Loosely install all
bushings and
screws on left and
right
Tighten screws on
left until hand-tight
M12 x 1.5 x 60 66 Nm
M10 x 80 38 Nm
M10 x 55 38 Nm
Hold threaded sleeve (3) and collared nut (2) in position and align with
the cylinder head, using suitable tools.
Tighten threaded sleeve (3) and collared nut (2), install screw (1).
Tightening torques
Cylinder head, right, to frame
Threaded sleeve, M24 x 1.25 1st step
2 Nm
Collared nut, M24 x 1.25 2nd step
100 Nm
M12 x 1.5 x 70 3rd step
66 Nm
Remove the lengths of adhesive tape (arrows).
Tighten screws (1).
Tightening torques
Engine to frame, rear, right side
M10 x 55 38 Nm
Attention
The motorcycle can topple and fall on its side.
Make sure that the motorcycle cannot topple sideways.
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Tightening torques
Pivot mount (side stand) to frame
M12 x 37, Replace screw 66 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Tightening torques
Oil cooler lines to crankcase
M6 x 20 10 Nm
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Tightening torques
Wiring harness to crankcase
M5 x 12 8 Nm
Clip in plug (3) for the oil-level sensor.
Secure excess length of line (4) for the oil-level sensor with a cable tie
(arrow).
Secure cable (1) for the oil-level sensor and cable (2) for the side-
stand switch in the clips (arrows).
Attention
The locking tab can be broken off if the correct procedure is not
adopted for disconnecting the plug.
Push the plug away from the locking tab; do not attempt to raise or
bend the locking tab.
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Tightening torques
Engine wiring harness to cylinder head
M5 x 12 8 Nm
Connect plug (3) for the coolant-temperature sensor.
Tightening torques
Wiring harness to alternator
M6 8 Nm
Install cap (1).
Secure the cable in the clips (arrows).
Tightening torques
Wiring harness to starter
M6 8 Nm
Install cap (1).
Finishing work
Securing clutch slave cylinder
Securing selector lever
Installing exhaust manifold, right
Securing right oxygen sensor
Installing exhaust manifold, left
Securing left oxygen sensor
Installing intake manifold
Securing wiring harness for engine
Connecting line for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing strut for radiator
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Note
Change oil, warmed to normal operating temperature.
Core activity
(-) Engine oil change with filter
Draining engine oil
Place a suitable tray underneath the engine to catch escaping oil.
Warning
Parts of the exhaust system can be hot.
Do not touch hot parts of the exhaust system.
Remove drain plug (1) with sealing ring (2) and drain the engine oil.
Remove old sealing ring (2) from drain plug (1).
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Tightening torques
Oil filter to engine
Coat seal with engine oil 11 Nm
Check that oxygen sensor cable (1) is correctly routed behind oil filter
(2) and in engine block (3); correct the routing if necessary.
Tightening torques
Oil drain plug in sump plate
M10 x 1 12 Nm
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Tightening torques
Oil drain plug to oil pan
M16 x 1.5 28 Nm
Technical data
Engine oil, capacity with filter 4.5 l
change
Fluids and lubricants
products recommended by BMW Motorrad and
generally admissible viscosity classes
Fill the oil tank to the MAX mark.
Start the engine and allow it to run.
Pour the rest of the oil into the oil tank.
Close the oil tank.
Checking engine oil level
Position the motorcycle upright and allow the engine to idle until the
fan starts up, then allow the engine to continue idling for one minute.
Switch off the engine and wait for about one minute to allow the oil to
drain into the sump.
Remove oil dipstick (1) and clean the dipstick.
Test
Seat oil dipstick (1) on the oil filler neck, but do not engage the
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threads.
Remove oil dipstick (1) and check the oil level.
Technical data
Engine oil, specified level Engine at Between MIN
regular and MAX marks
operating
temperature
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Note
Change oil, warmed to normal operating temperature.
Core activity
(-) Engine oil change with filter
Draining engine oil
Place a suitable tray underneath the engine to catch escaping oil.
Warning
Parts of the exhaust system can be hot.
Do not touch hot parts of the exhaust system.
Remove drain plug (1) with sealing ring (2) and drain the engine oil.
Remove old sealing ring (2) from drain plug (1).
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Tightening torques
Oil filter to engine
Coat seal with engine oil 11 Nm
Check that oxygen sensor cable (1) is correctly routed behind oil filter
(2) and in engine block (3); correct the routing if necessary.
Tightening torques
Oil drain plug in sump plate
M10 x 1 12 Nm
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Tightening torques
Oil drain plug to oil pan
M16 x 1.5 28 Nm
Technical data
Engine oil, capacity with filter 4.5 l
change
Fluids and lubricants
products recommended by BMW Motorrad and
generally admissible viscosity classes
Fill the oil tank to the MAX mark.
Start the engine and allow it to run.
Pour the rest of the oil into the oil tank.
Close the oil tank.
Checking engine oil level
Position the motorcycle upright and allow the engine to idle until the
fan starts up, then allow the engine to continue idling for one minute.
Switch off the engine and wait for about one minute to allow the oil to
drain into the sump.
Remove oil dipstick (1) and clean the dipstick.
Test
Seat oil dipstick (1) on the oil filler neck, but do not engage the
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threads.
Remove oil dipstick (1) and check the oil level.
Technical data
Engine oil, specified level Engine at Between MIN
regular and MAX marks
operating
temperature
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing gearbox cover
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing right stowage compartment
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Removing left catalytic-converter shield
Disengaging clamp on left silencer
Removing left silencer
Removing right catalytic-converter shield
Disengaging clamp on right silencer
Removing right silencer
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Removing spark plugs
Removing cylinder head cover
Disengaging wiring harness for engine
Removing intake manifold
Removing left drop-protection pad
Removing crankshaft cover
Core activity
(-) Setting engine to TDC
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Work exhaust camshaft (1) and inlet camshaft (with multi-pole sensor
gear for camshaft sensor) (2) out of timing chain (3) and remove.
Secure timing chain (3) in a suitable way to prevent it dropping out.
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Disengage cable (1) for the oxygen sensor between engine (2) and
gearbox (3) and work it clear.
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Disengage cable (1) for the oxygen sensor from holders (2) and work it
clear.
Work cable (1) clear from behind coolant pump (3).
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Using suitable screws (2), secure cylinder head (1) to support plate
(No. 11 0 761).
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Seat thrust cage (No. 11 1 755) with spindle (No. 11 1 745) in support
(No. 11 1 754) and position the assembly on valve heads (1).
Adjust support (No. 11 1 754) and tighten clamping screw (2).
Press down valve heads (1) with thrust cage (No. 11 1 755) and
spindle (No. 11 1 745).
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Repeat this procedure for all valve stem seals and spring retainers.
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Repeat this procedure for all valve stem seals and spring retainers.
Seat thrust cage (No. 11 1 755) with spindle (No. 11 1 745) in support
(No. 11 1 754) and position the assembly on valve heads (1).
Adjust support (No. 11 1 754) and tighten clamping screw (2).
Press down valve heads (1) with thrust cage (No. 11 1 755) and
spindle (No. 11 1 745).
Lightly lubricate valve collets (1) to keep them from slipping out.
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Remove screws (2) and remove cylinder head (1) (No. 11 0 761)from
the support plate.
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Tightening torques
Temperature sensor to cylinder head
M12 x 1.5 15 Nm
Tightening torques
Cylinder head to crankcase
M 9 x 1.25 x 126 Tightening
sequence,
working from the
inside toward the
outside
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Initial torque,
20 Nm
Closing torque,
100°
Back off fully
Initial torque,
20 Nm
Final torque, 100°
Tightening torques
Cylinder head to crankcase
M6 x 50 10 Nm
Install cable (3) for the crankshaft sensor with holders (4).
Tightening torques
Coolant adapter to cylinder head
M6 x 25 10 Nm
Install screws (3).
Tightening torques
Cylinder head, left, to frame
M12 x 1.5 x 60 66 Nm
Install threaded sleeve (3), collared nut (2) and screw (1) and tighten.
Tightening torques
Cylinder head, right, to frame
Threaded sleeve, M24 x 1.25 1st step
2 Nm
Collared nut, M24 x 1.25 2nd step
100 Nm
M12 x 1.5 x 70 3rd step
66 Nm
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Tightening torques
Engine wiring harness to cylinder head
M5 x 12 8 Nm
Connect plug (3) for the coolant-temperature sensor.
Tightening torques
Exhaust header to cylinder head
M7 14 Nm
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Route cable (1) for the oxygen sensor and secure it in holders (2).
Tightening torques
Exhaust header to cylinder head
M7 14 Nm
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Route cable (1) for the oxygen sensor and secure it in holder (2).
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Turn inlet camshaft (2) and exhaust camshaft (1) to top dead centre of
cylinder No. 1, align them with the marks (arrows) applied before
removal and engage timing chain (3) on sprockets.
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Checking timing
Test
Slip locating device (No. 11 0 813) into the recesses (arrows) of inlet
camshaft (1) and exhaust camshaft (2).
Locating device (No. 11 0 813) must slip in evenly and lie flat on
sealing face (3).
Result: Locating device cannot be slipped in or does not lie flat on the
sealing face, because the recesses of the camshafts well off a common
line.
Measure:
Remove and re-install the bearing cap and turn the camshafts until the
locating device can be slipped into position.
Result: Locating device cannot be slipped in or does not lie flat on the
sealing face, because the recesses of the camshafts are slightly off a
common line.
Measure:
Adjusting camshafts when checking timing
Remove locating pin (No. 11 0 811).
Turn crankshaft (1) slightly until camshafts are in line and the special
tool can be slipped into position
Insert locating pin (No. 11 0 811) in the hole (arrow) and lock
crankshaft (1).
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Result: Locating device can be slipped in and lies flat on the sealing
face.
Measure:
Removing locating device for checking timing
Remove locating device (No. 11 0 813) from the recesses (arrows) of
inlet camshaft (1) and exhaust camshaft (2).
Tightening torques
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Remove stud bolts with thrust nuts (No. 11 0 812) from the spark-plug
bores.
Tightening torques
Cover of chain tensioner to cylinder head
M6 x 20 8 Nm
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Finishing work
Installing crankshaft cover
Installing left drop-protection pad
Installing intake manifold
Securing wiring harness for engine
Installing cylinder head cover
Installing spark plugs
Installing direct ignition coils
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
Filling and priming cooling system
Installing right silencer
Securing clamp on right silencer
Installing right catalytic-converter shield
Installing left silencer
Securing clamp on left silencer
Installing left catalytic-converter shield
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing right stowage compartment
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Installing left side panel
Installing radiator hose cover
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
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Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Core activity
(-) Removing cylinder head cover
Disconnect plug (1) for the camshaft sensor.
Remove screws (2) with seals (3).
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Tightening torques
Cylinder head cover to cylinder head (camshaft bearing cap)
M6 x 20 10 Nm
Connect plug (1) for the camshaft sensor.
Finishing work
Installing direct ignition coils
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
Filling and priming cooling system
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing left side panel
Installing radiator hose cover
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Draining engine oil
Removing left fuel-tank cover top section
Removing left cover of fuel tank
Removing gearbox cover
Removing left catalytic-converter shield
Removing left oxygen sensor
Disengaging clamp on left silencer
Removing left silencer
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing exhaust manifold, left
Removing right fuel-tank cover top section
Remove the right fuel-tank cover
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Disconnecting feed line for coolant
Removing right catalytic-converter shield
Removing right oxygen sensor
Disengaging clamp on right silencer
Removing right silencer
Removing exhaust manifold, right
Core activity
(-) Removing oil pan
Remove screws (1).
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Tightening torques
Reinforcement/sump plate to oil pan
M6 x 16 10 Nm
Tightening torques
Suction pipe to crankcase (lube-oil pump)
M6 x 25 10 Nm
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Tightening torques
Oil pan with sump plate to crankcase
M6 x 20, Replace screw Start at the middle
Micro-encapsulated and work outward
when tightening
10 Nm
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Finishing work
Connecting feed line for coolant
Filling and priming cooling system
Installing exhaust manifold, right
Installing right silencer
Securing clamp on right silencer
Installing right oxygen sensor
Installing right catalytic-converter shield
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right fuel-tank cover
Installing right fuel-tank cover top section
Installing exhaust manifold, left
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left silencer
Securing clamp on left silencer
Installing left oxygen sensor
Installing left catalytic-converter shield
Installing gearbox cover
Installing left cover of fuel tank
Installing left fuel-tank cover top section
Installing front seat
Pouring in engine oil
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right drop-protection pad
Core activity
(-) Removing timing-gear cover
Remove screws (1).
Remove timing-gear cover (2) and sleeves (3).
Tightening torques
Cover of timing gear (with drop-protection pad) to crankcase
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Finishing work
Installing right drop-protection pad
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing right drop-protection pad
Remove screw (1) and screws (2).
Remove outer shell (3) with rubber damper (4).
Tightening torques
Cover of timing gear (with drop-protection pad) to crankcase
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Finishing work
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Removing left drop-protection pad
Remove screws (1) and (2).
Remove outer shell (3) with rubber damper (4).
Tightening torques
Drop-protection pad, left, to crankcase
M6 x 18 10 Nm
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing left rear trim panel
Removing left footrest plate
Removing right footrest plate
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing rear brake caliper
Releasing Paralever link at rear
Lowering bevel gears
Removing flexible gaiter for bevel bears
Removing universal shaft
Removing rear wheel swinging arm
Removing adjusting plate
Removing seat support
Removing spring strut
Draining engine oil
Removing oil-level/oil-temperature sensor
Core activity
(-) Removing oil-tank cap
Disengage cable (1) for the oxygen sensor from holder (2).
Remove screws (1) and remove holder (2) for the breather line.
Disengage oil-tank cap (3).
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Tightening torques
Return adapter in oil reservoir cap
M16 x 1.5 6 Nm
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Tightening torques
Cover of oil tank to crankcase
M6 x 25 tighten in
diagonally
opposite
sequence
10 Nm
Route cable (1) for the oxygen sensor and secure it in holder (2).
Finishing work
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Preparatory work
Removing left drop-protection pad
Core activity
(-) Removing crankshaft cover
Remove screws (1).
Remove crankshaft cover (2) with sealing ring (3).
Tightening torques
Crankshaft cover to crankcase
M6 x 25 10 Nm
Finishing work
Installing left drop-protection pad
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Disengaging right stowage compartment
Removing right drop-protection pad
Core activity
(-) Removing right crankcase cover
Remove screws (1).
Tightening torques
Vibration damper to clutch cover
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Tightening torques
Clutch cover to crankcase (initial torque)
M6 x 25, Replace screw Initial torque, 3 Nm
Tighten screws (5) to (13) in the specified sequence to jointing torque
and final torque.
Tightening torques
Clutch cover to crankcase
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M6 x 25 Closing torque,
3 Nm
Final torque, 90°
Tighten screws (1) to (4) in the specified sequence to jointing torque
and final torque.
Tightening torques
Clutch cover to crankcase
M6 x 25 Closing torque,
3 Nm
Final torque, 30°
Finishing work
Installing right drop-protection pad
Securing right stowage compartment
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left and right intake air pipes
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Core activity
(-) Removing breather tube for crankcase
Open clip (1) with pliers (No. 17 5 571) and disconnect breather hose
(2).
Finishing work
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing left and right intake air pipes
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
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Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing right stowage compartment
Core activity
(-) Removing timing-chain tensioner
Remove screws (1) and remove cover (2) with sealing ring (3).
Remove timing-chain tensioner (4).
Tightening torques
Cover of chain tensioner to cylinder head
M6 x 20 8 Nm
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Finishing work
Installing right stowage compartment
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Removing cylinder head cover
Removing right stowage compartment
Setting engine to TDC
Locking engine at TDC
Removing timing-chain tensioner
Removing bearing cap for camshafts
Removing O-rings for camshaft bearing cap
Core activity
(-) Removing camshafts
Mark the positions of sprocket (1) of exhaust camshaft and sprocket
(2) of inlet camshaft relative to timing chain (3) (arrows).
Work exhaust camshaft (1) and inlet camshaft (with multi-pole sensor
gear for camshaft sensor) (2) out of timing chain (3) and remove.
Secure timing chain (3) in a suitable way to prevent it dropping out.
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062011 2/5
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Tightening torques
Timing-chain rail to crankcase
M6 x 30 8 Nm
062011 3/5
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Tightening torques
Cover of timing gear (with drop-protection pad) to crankcase
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Tightening torques
Cover of timing gear (with drop-protection pad) to crankcase
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Turn inlet camshaft (2) and exhaust camshaft (1) to top dead centre of
cylinder No. 1, align them with the marks (arrows) applied before
removal and engage timing chain (3) on sprockets.
062011 4/5
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Finishing work
Installing O-rings for camshaft bearing cap
Installing bearing cap for camshafts
Installing timing chain tensioner
Removing locating pin
Installing right stowage compartment
Installing cylinder head cover
Installing direct ignition coils
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
Filling and priming cooling system
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing left side panel
Installing radiator hose cover
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 5/5
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Removing cylinder head cover
Removing right stowage compartment
Setting engine to TDC
Locking engine at TDC
Removing timing-chain tensioner
Removing bearing cap for camshafts
Removing O-rings for camshaft bearing cap
Core activity
(-) Removing camshafts
Mark the positions of sprocket (1) of exhaust camshaft and sprocket
(2) of inlet camshaft relative to timing chain (3) (arrows).
Work exhaust camshaft (1) and inlet camshaft (with multi-pole sensor
gear for camshaft sensor) (2) out of timing chain (3) and remove.
Secure timing chain (3) in a suitable way to prevent it dropping out.
062011 1/5
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062011 2/5
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Tightening torques
Timing-chain rail to crankcase
M6 x 30 8 Nm
062011 3/5
BMW-Motorrad
Tightening torques
Cover of timing gear (with drop-protection pad) to crankcase
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Tightening torques
Cover of timing gear (with drop-protection pad) to crankcase
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Turn inlet camshaft (2) and exhaust camshaft (1) to top dead centre of
cylinder No. 1, align them with the marks (arrows) applied before
removal and engage timing chain (3) on sprockets.
062011 4/5
BMW-Motorrad
Finishing work
Installing O-rings for camshaft bearing cap
Installing bearing cap for camshafts
Installing timing chain tensioner
Removing locating pin
Installing right stowage compartment
Installing cylinder head cover
Installing direct ignition coils
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
Filling and priming cooling system
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing left side panel
Installing radiator hose cover
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 5/5
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Core activity
(-) Removing cylinder head cover
Disconnect plug (1) for the camshaft sensor.
Remove screws (2) with seals (3).
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062011 2/4
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Tightening torques
Cylinder head cover to cylinder head (camshaft bearing cap)
M6 x 20 10 Nm
Connect plug (1) for the camshaft sensor.
Finishing work
062011 3/4
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062011 4/4
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing right stowage compartment
Setting engine to TDC
Locking engine at TDC
Removing timing-chain tensioner
Removing bearing cap for camshafts
Removing O-rings for camshaft bearing cap
Core activity
(-) Removing camshafts
Work exhaust camshaft (1) and inlet camshaft (with multi-pole sensor
gear for camshaft sensor) (2) out of timing chain (3) and remove.
Secure timing chain (3) in a suitable way to prevent it dropping out.
Tightening torques
Sprocket to camshaft
M10 x 1 x 30, Replace screw Initial torque,
40 Nm
Final torque, 60°
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Bring inlet camshaft (2) and exhaust camshaft (1) to top dead centre of
cylinder No. 1.
The recesses (arrows) of both camshafts are slightly offset toward the
top and in line.
Engage inlet camshaft (2) and exhaust camshaft (1) in timing chain
(3).
Finishing work
Installing O-rings for camshaft bearing cap
Installing bearing cap for camshafts
Installing timing chain tensioner
Removing locating pin
Checking valve clearance
Installing right stowage compartment
062011 2/2
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Removing spark plugs
Removing cylinder head cover
Removing left drop-protection pad
Removing crankshaft cover
Core activity
(-) Setting engine to TDC
Turn the crankshaft to firing TDC of cylinders 1 and 5.
Test
Use a feeler gauge (1) to check the valve clearance by measuring
between the cams and the valve bucket.
Technical data
Inlet valve Engine 0.13...0.23 mm
clearance cold max 35 °
C
Exhaust valve Engine 0.23...0.33 mm
clearance cold max 35 °
C
Check cylinder 1.
Check all the remaining cylinders as described below, using the
crankshaft to turn the engine counter-clockwise until each cylinder at
turn is at valve overlap:
Cylinder 5
Cylinder 3
Cylinder 6
Cylinder 2
Cylinder 4
Noting measured results
Note down the measured results on a record sheet.
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Installing crankshaft cover
Installing left drop-protection pad
Installing cylinder head cover
Installing spark plugs
Installing direct ignition coils
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
Filling and priming cooling system
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing left side panel
Installing radiator hose cover
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Remove the front seat
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Setting countdown distance
Disconnecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system from motorcycle
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Removing direct ignition coils
Removing cylinder head cover
Removing left drop-protection pad
Removing crankshaft cover
Core activity
(-) Setting engine to TDC
Turn the crankshaft to firing TDC of cylinders 1 and 5.
Test
Use a feeler gauge (1) to check the valve clearance by measuring
between the cams and the valve bucket.
Technical data
Inlet valve Engine 0.13...0.23 mm
clearance cold max 35 °
C
Exhaust valve Engine 0.23...0.33 mm
clearance cold max 35 °
C
Check cylinder 1.
Check all the remaining cylinders as described below, using the
crankshaft to turn the engine counter-clockwise until each cylinder at
turn is at valve overlap:
Cylinder 5
Cylinder 3
Cylinder 6
Cylinder 2
Cylinder 4
Noting measured results
Note down the measured results on a record sheet.
062011 1/2
BMW-Motorrad
Finishing work
Installing crankshaft cover
Installing left drop-protection pad
Installing cylinder head cover
Installing direct ignition coils
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
Filling and priming cooling system
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing left side panel
Installing radiator hose cover
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Setting countdown distance
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing right stowage compartment
Setting engine to TDC
Locking engine at TDC
Removing timing-chain tensioner
Removing bearing cap for camshafts
Removing O-rings for camshaft bearing cap
Removing camshafts
Core activity
(-) Adjusting valve clearance
Removing bucket tappet
Attention
Friction faces in the engine have to run in against each other. If
components are mixed up they have to run in again. This results in
accelerated wear.
Do not mix up the bucket tappets.
Note
Make a note of which bucket tappets belong to which valve.
Attention
062011 1/2
BMW-Motorrad
Finishing work
Installing camshafts
Installing O-rings for camshaft bearing cap
Installing bearing cap for camshafts
Installing timing chain tensioner
Removing locating pin
Rechecking valve clearance
Installing right stowage compartment
062011 2/2
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Draining engine oil
Removing left fuel-tank cover top section
Removing left cover of fuel tank
Removing gearbox cover
Removing left catalytic-converter shield
Removing left oxygen sensor
Disengaging clamp on left silencer
Removing left silencer
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing exhaust manifold, left
Removing right fuel-tank cover top section
Remove the right fuel-tank cover
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Disconnecting feed line for coolant
Removing right catalytic-converter shield
Removing right oxygen sensor
Disengaging clamp on right silencer
Removing right silencer
Removing exhaust manifold, right
Removing oil pan
Removing suction pipe for engine oil
Removing sump plate
Core activity
(-) Removing oil pressure line
Remove oil filter union (1).
Remove oil pressure line (2).
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062011 2/6
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Disengage circlip (2) and remove, turning the rear wheel to find the
best position for easy removal.
Turn the rear wheel to bring drive gear (1) to a position in which the
input connection (arrow) is pointing forward and down.
Push oil pump (3) to the right and down.
Use a screwdriver to pry nut (4) down.
Remove oil pump (3).
062011 3/6
BMW-Motorrad
Tightening torques
Oil pump to crankcase
M6 x 50 10 Nm
Tightening torques
Threaded plug (shaft for oil-pump drive) in crankcase
M10 15 Nm
Tightening torques
Coolant pump to crankcase
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Tightening torques
Suction pipe to crankcase (return pump)
M6 x 20 10 Nm
062011 4/6
BMW-Motorrad
Tightening torques
Oil filter union to engine
M22 x 1.5 40 Nm
Finishing work
Installing sump plate
Installing suction pipe for engine oil
Installing oil pan
Connecting feed line for coolant
Filling and priming cooling system
Installing exhaust manifold, right
Installing right silencer
Securing clamp on right silencer
Installing right oxygen sensor
Installing right catalytic-converter shield
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right fuel-tank cover
Installing right fuel-tank cover top section
Installing exhaust manifold, left
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left silencer
Securing clamp on left silencer
Installing left oxygen sensor
Installing left catalytic-converter shield
Installing gearbox cover
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062011 6/6
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Preparatory work
=> Draining coolant, refilling/bleeding system
(Description in item: 17 00 504, Billed as a separate
item)
Disconnecting feed line for coolant
Core activity
(-) Removing coolant pump
Remove screws (1).
Remove coolant pump (2), noting O-ring (3).
Tightening torques
Coolant pump to crankcase
M6 x 30 10 Nm
Finishing work
Connecting feed line for coolant
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Disengaging wiring harness for engine
Core activity
(-) Removing intake manifold
Disengage breather hose (1) from holder (2).
Disengage breather hoses (1) and (3) from intake manifold (4).
Remove screw (5).
Note
Take care not to remove the screws fully, as this would damage the
captive adapter.
062011 1/6
BMW-Motorrad
Slightly raise intake manifold (1) and disengage wiring harness (2)
from holders (3).
062011 2/6
BMW-Motorrad
Tightening torques
Throttle-valve assembly to intake assembly
T60 x 53 6 Nm
062011 3/6
BMW-Motorrad
Insert intake manifold (1) complete with sealing rings (2). Make sure
that sealing rings (2) do not drop out of position during installation.
Secure wiring harness (2) in holder (3) and hold intake manifold (1) in
position.
062011 4/6
BMW-Motorrad
Tightening torques
Intake assembly to crankcase
M6 x 25 8 Nm
Connect plugs (2) for the injection valves.
Connect plug (1) for the fuel-pressure sensor.
Tightening torques
Intake assembly to crankcase
M6 x 16 8 Nm
Connect breather hoses (1) and (3) to intake manifold (4).
Secure breather hose (1) in holder (2).
Finishing work
Securing wiring harness for engine
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
062011 5/6
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062011 6/6
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Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Core activity
(-) Removing line for secondary air system
Disconnect line (1) from distributor rail (2).
Work line (1) clear.
062011 1/2
BMW-Motorrad
Finishing work
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
BMW-Motorrad
Warning
Risk of burns caused by the hot exhaust system.
Do not touch the exhaust system when it is hot; if necessary, allow the
exhaust system ample time to cool before proceeding.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing left fuel-tank cover top section
Removing left cover of fuel tank
Removing gearbox cover
Removing left catalytic-converter shield
Removing right fuel-tank cover top section
Remove the right fuel-tank cover
Removing right catalytic-converter shield
Core activity
(-) Removing left oxygen sensor
Open the cable tie (arrow).
Remove plug (1) for the oxygen sensor and disconnect.
Disengage cable (2) for the oxygen sensor from holder (3) and work it
clear.
Disengage cable (1) for the oxygen sensor between engine (2) and
gearbox (3) and work it clear.
062011 1/5
BMW-Motorrad
Tightening torques
Oxygen sensor to exhaust manifold
M12 x 1.25 25 Nm
Thinly lubricate thread, Optimoly
TA
Route cable (1) for the oxygen sensor between engine (2) and
gearbox (3) and secure it.
Route cable (2) for the oxygen sensor and secure it in holder (3).
Connect plug (1) for the oxygen sensor and install.
Secure the cable tie (arrow).
062011 2/5
BMW-Motorrad
Disengage cable (1) for the oxygen sensor from holders (2) and work it
clear.
Disengage cable (1) for the oxygen sensor from holders (2) and work it
clear.
Work cable (1) clear from behind coolant pump (3).
062011 3/5
BMW-Motorrad
Tightening torques
Oxygen sensor to exhaust manifold
M12 x 1.25 25 Nm
Thinly lubricate thread, Optimoly
TA
Route cable (1) behind coolant pump (3).
Route cable (1) for the oxygen sensor and secure it in holders (2).
Route cable (1) for the oxygen sensor and secure it in holders (2).
062011 4/5
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Finishing work
Installing right catalytic-converter shield
Installing right fuel-tank cover
Installing right fuel-tank cover top section
Installing left catalytic-converter shield
Installing gearbox cover
Installing left cover of fuel tank
Installing left fuel-tank cover top section
062011 5/5
BMW-Motorrad
12 00 014 Performing vehicle test with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system 3 FRUs
+ 12 00 516
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Core activity
(-) Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to
motorcycle
Connect the BMW Motorrad battery charger.
Note
When carrying out diagnosis and programming, use a battery charger
with 30 A approved by BMW Motorrad that ensures an on-board
system voltage of 13V.
Disengage diagnosis plug (1) from holder (2) and remove protective
cap (3).
Connect diagnosis plug (1) to connecting cable (4) for the diagnostic
system.
Note
See the information about the BMW Motorrad diagnostic system for all
other instructions.
Note
When working with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic system, always follow
the instructions it issues.
Finishing work
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Core activity
(-) Removing direct ignition coils
Attention
The locking tab can be broken off if the correct procedure is not
adopted for disconnecting the plug.
Push the plug away from the locking tab; do not attempt to raise or
bend the locking tab.
062011 1/2
BMW-Motorrad
Technical data
Spark plugs, NGK LMAR8AI-8
manufacturer and
designation
Tightening torques
Spark plug in cylinder head
M10 x 1 12 Nm
Finishing work
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
Filling and priming cooling system
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing left side panel
Installing radiator hose cover
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
BMW-Motorrad
Core activity
(-) Removing spark plugs
Clean the spark-plug recess with compressed air.
Remove spark plugs (1) with spark-plug wrench (No. 12 3 611).
Technical data
Spark plugs, NGK LMAR8AI-8
manufacturer and
designation
Tightening torques
Spark plug in cylinder head
M10 x 1 12 Nm
062011 1/1
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Core activity
(-) Removing direct ignition coils
Attention
The locking tab can be broken off if the correct procedure is not
adopted for disconnecting the plug.
Push the plug away from the locking tab; do not attempt to raise or
bend the locking tab.
Finishing work
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
062011 1/2
BMW-Motorrad
062011 2/2
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Disconnecting battery
Disengaging wiring harness for engine
Removing intake manifold
Core activity
(-) Removing starter
Remove the following components:
Cap (1)
Nut (2)
Positive lead (3) for the starter
Screws (4)
Remove starter (5), noting the O-ring (arrow).
062011 1/3
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Tightening torques
Alternator to crankcase/alternator cover
M6 x 65 20 Nm
Hold positive lead (3) for the alternator in position.
Install nut (2).
062011 2/3
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Tightening torques
Wiring harness to alternator
M6 8 Nm
Install cap (1).
Tightening torques
Starter motor to gearbox housing
M6 x 25 10 Nm
Hold positive lead (3) for the starter in position.
Install nut (2).
Tightening torques
Wiring harness to starter
M6 8 Nm
Install cap (1).
Finishing work
Installing intake manifold
Securing wiring harness for engine
Connecting battery
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Disconnecting battery
Disengaging wiring harness for engine
Removing intake manifold
Core activity
(-) Removing starter
Remove the following components:
Cap (1)
Nut (2)
Positive lead (3) for the starter
Screws (4)
Remove starter (5), noting the O-ring (arrow).
Tightening torques
Starter motor to gearbox housing
062011 1/2
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M6 x 25 10 Nm
Hold positive lead (3) for the starter in position.
Install nut (2).
Tightening torques
Wiring harness to starter
M6 8 Nm
Install cap (1).
Finishing work
Installing intake manifold
Securing wiring harness for engine
Connecting battery
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the rear seat
Removing left rear trim panel
Removing right rear trim panel
Removing adjusting plate
Removing seat support
Releasing expansion tank
Removing right footrest plate
Removing silencer
Removing left footrest plate
Disengaging actuator rod from rear ride height sensor
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Raising rear frame
Removing rear spring strut
Core activity
(-) Removing oil-level/oil-temperature sensor
Remove cable tie (arrow).
Remove cable holder (1).
Remove and disconnect plug (2) for the oil-level/oil-temperature
sensor.
Work cable (3) for the oil-level/oil-temperature sensor clear and
disengage it from holder (4).
062011 1/3
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Tightening torques
Oil-level/oil-temperature sensor to oil tank cover
M6 x 16 10 Nm
Finishing work
Installing rear spring strut
Lowering rear frame
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Securing actuator rod to rear ride height sensor
Installing left footrest plate
Securing silencer
Installing right footrest plate
Securing expansion tank
Installing seat support
062011 2/3
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062011 3/3
BMW-Motorrad
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing left stowage compartment
Removing gearbox cover
Disengaging shift lever
Core activity
(-) Removing coolant-temperature sensor
Disconnect plug (1) for the coolant-temperature sensor.
Remove coolant-temperature sensor (2) with sealing ring (3).
Seal the bore for the coolant-temperature sensor.
Tightening torques
Temperature sensor to cylinder head
M12 x 1.5 15 Nm
Connect plug (1) for the coolant-temperature sensor.
Finishing work
Securing selector lever
Installing gearbox cover
Installing left stowage compartment
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Remove the front seat
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
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Preparatory work
Removing right radiator cowl
Core activity
(-) Removing crankshaft sensor
Remove cable tie (arrow).
Disconnect plug (1) for the crankshaft sensor.
Tightening torques
Crankshaft sensor on crankcase
M6 x 16 10 Nm
Route cable (1) and secure it in holder (2).
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Finishing work
Install the right radiator cowl
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Draining cooling system
Removing complete radiator
Removing air guide
Disconnecting distributor rail for secondary air system
Core activity
(-) Removing camshaft sensor
Disconnect plug (1) for the camshaft sensor.
Remove screw (2).
Remove camshaft sensor (3) with O-ring (4).
Tightening torques
Camshaft sensor to cylinder head cover
M6 x 16, Replace screw Initial torque, 3 Nm
Final torque, 90°
Connect plug (1) for the camshaft sensor.
Finishing work
Securing distributor rail for secondary air system
Installing air guide
Installing complete radiator
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062011 2/2
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Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Disengaging complete intake air silencer
Core activity
(-) Removing throttle-valve stub assembly
Remove the cable ties (arrows).
Disconnect plug (1) for the throttle-valve stub assembly.
Allow cable leg (2) to dangle to one side.
062011 1/2
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Tightening torques
Throttle-valve assembly to intake assembly
T60 x 53 6 Nm
Finishing work
Securing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Reading fault memory with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
and resetting adaptation values
Disconnecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system from motorcycle
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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13 61 522 Programming control unit of engine management system (along with testing
software) 3 FRUs
Core activity
(-) Programming engine-management control unit
Start ISTA/P.
Start the programming routine and follow the instructions issued by the
BMW Motorrad diagnostic system.
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Note
Before removal, test the control unit with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic
system and make a backup copy of the data.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right fuel-tank cover top section
Remove the right fuel-tank cover
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Disengaging expansion tank for coolant
Disengaging bracket for basic module and engine control unit
Core activity
(-) Removing engine control unit
Disconnect plugs (1) and (2) for the engine control unit.
Push back locking tabs (3) and remove engine control unit (4).
Note
Do not, under any circumstances temporarily install control units from
other vehicles by way of testing.
The possible consequences include:
Coding data could be overwritten.
The control units could malfunction.
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Securing bracket for basic module and engine control unit
Securing expansion tank for coolant
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing right fuel-tank cover
Installing right fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right fuel-tank cover top section
Remove the right fuel-tank cover
Core activity
(-) Removing intake-air temperature sensor
Disconnect plug (1) for the intake-air temperature sensor.
Push the locking device (arrow) and remove intake-air temperature
sensor (2) with sealing ring (3).
Finishing work
Installing right fuel-tank cover
Installing right fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Reading fault memory with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
and resetting adaptation values
Disconnecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system from motorcycle
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
BMW-Motorrad
Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Core activity
(-) Removing injection rail
Disconnect plug (1) for the fuel-pressure sensor and plugs (2) for the
injection valves.
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Attention
Fuel feed lines are pressurised. Fuel escapes when a connection is
opened.
Catch escaping fuel in a suitable container.
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Connect plug (1) for the fuel-pressure sensor and plugs (2) for the
injection valves.
Finishing work
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left and right intake air pipes
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Core activity
(-) Removing intake air silencer front section
Remove screws (1).
Remove intake air silencer front section (1) with air filter (2).
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Disconnect plug (1) for the secondary air system valve (SLS valve)
and disengage the cable from holder (2).
Open clip (3) and disconnect breather hose (4).
Open clip (5) with pliers (No. 17 5 571) and disconnect breather hose
(6).
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062011 3/7
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Tightening torques
Secondary air system changeover valve to intake air silencer
PT40 x 1.5 3 Nm
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Tightening torques
Tyre pressure monitoring (RDC) control unit to intake air silencer
TS4 x 10 3 Nm
Connect breather hose (6) and close hose clip (5) with pliers (No. 17 5
571).
Connect breather hose (4) and secure hose clip (3).
Connect plug (1) for the secondary air system valve (SLS valve) and
secure the cable in holder (2).
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Tightening torques
Intake air silencer to frame
M6 x 25 8 Nm
Connect hose (2) for the secondary air system.
Connect plug (1) for the air-temperature sensor.
Connect plug (1) for RDC control unit and secure cable (2) in holder
(3).
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Tightening torques
Intake air silencer to filter housing
M6 x 16 3 Nm
Finishing work
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing left and right intake air pipes
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 7/7
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing intake air silencer front section
Core activity
(-) Replacing air filter
Remove air filter (1) from intake air silencer front section (2).
Install new air filter (1) in intake air silencer front section (2).
Make sure that the gasket (arrow) is correctly seated.
Finishing work
Installing intake air silencer front section
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing intake air silencer front section
Core activity
(-) Replacing air filter
Remove air filter (1) from intake air silencer front section (2).
Install new air filter (1) in intake air silencer front section (2).
Make sure that the gasket (arrow) is correctly seated.
Finishing work
Installing intake air silencer front section
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Core activity
(-) Removing fuel tank
Disconnect plug (1) for the fuel-level sensor and plug (2) for the fuel
pump.
Open the latch of the quick-action coupling of the fuel delivery line
(arrow) and disconnect fuel line (3).
Disconnect hoses (4) and (5).
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Tightening torques
Fuel tank to main frame, rear
M8 x 120 14 Nm
Install screw (1) with washer (2).
Tightening torques
Fuel tank to main frame, front
M8 x 55 19 Nm
Tighten screws (1) on left and right.
Tightening torques
Tank holder, front, to main frame
M6 x 30 8 Nm
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Check O-ring of fuel delivery line (1) for damage; replace if necessary.
Attention
Lightly touching the latching pin of the female connector can cause the
connector to latch. If this happens and force is applied in an attempt to
close the male and female elements of the quick-action coupling,
damage to the O-rings can result, and the O-rings will leak.
Make sure that the latch is open/pressed when you connect the two
elements of the quick-action couplings in the fuel lines.
Open the latch for fuel delivery line (arrow) and, applying light
pressure, press male adapter of fuel delivery line (3) into the female
coupling. Release the latch and check that the delivery line is correctly
seated.
Connect plug (1) for the fuel-level sensor and plug (2) for the fuel
pump.
Route hoses (4) and (5), secure them in holders on the tank and
connect them.
Finishing work
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
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Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Preparatory work
=> Removing/installing fuel tank (Description in item: 16
11 533, Billed as a separate item)
Core activity
(-) Draining fuel tank
Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Drain the fuel tank, using the commercially available special tool.
Attention
Failure to follow the correct procedure for removing the fuel pump can
damage the gasket at the fuel-pump flange, resulting in leaks
When removing the fuel pump, do not lever against the flange of the
pump unit.
Hold fuel-pump unit (2) by tab (3) and lift it carefully out of the fuel
tank.
Remove fuel-pump unit (1) with gasket (2) from the fuel tank, making
sure that intake strainer (3) and lever-type sensor (4) do not catch in
the fuel tank and suffer damage.
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Remove washer (1) with bushing (2) and rubber mount (3) from the old
fuel tank and install them in the new component.
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Tightening torques
Fuel filler cap to fuel tank
M5 x 20 3 Nm
Place retaining ring (1) for the cover of fuel tank in position.
Tightening torques
Fuel filler cap to fuel tank
M5 x 20 3 Nm
Tightening torques
Fuel pump to fuel tank
Union nut 35 Nm
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Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Technical data
Recommended fuel Super unleaded
grade 95 ROZ/RON
89 AKI
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 4/4
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Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Disengaging complete intake air silencer
Draining fuel tank
Core activity
(-) Removing fuel-pump unit
Disconnect plug (1) for the fuel-level sensor and plug (2) for the fuel
pump.
Open the latch of the quick-action coupling of the fuel delivery line
(arrow) and disconnect fuel line (3).
Attention
Failure to follow the correct procedure for removing the fuel pump can
damage the gasket at the fuel-pump flange, resulting in leaks
When removing the fuel pump, do not lever against the flange of the
pump unit.
Hold fuel-pump unit (2) by tab (3) and lift it carefully out of the fuel
tank.
Remove fuel-pump unit (1) with gasket (2) from the fuel tank, making
sure that intake strainer (3) and lever-type sensor (4) do not catch in
the fuel tank and suffer damage.
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Tightening torques
Fuel pump to fuel tank
Union nut 35 Nm
Check O-ring of fuel delivery line (1) for damage; replace if necessary.
062011 2/3
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Attention
Lightly touching the latching pin of the female connector can cause the
connector to latch. If this happens and force is applied in an attempt to
close the male and female elements of the quick-action coupling,
damage to the O-rings can result, and the O-rings will leak.
Make sure that the latch is open/pressed when you connect the two
elements of the quick-action couplings in the fuel lines.
Open the latch for fuel delivery line (arrow) and, applying light
pressure, press male adapter of fuel delivery line (3) into the female
coupling. Release the latch and check that the delivery line is correctly
seated.
Connect plug (1) for the fuel-level sensor and plug (2) for the fuel
pump.
Finishing work
Filling fuel tank
Securing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Disengaging complete intake air silencer
Core activity
(-) Removing electronic fuel pump
Disconnect plug (1) for the electronics of the fuel pump.
Test
Check the electrical contacts of the plug of the fuel-pump electronics.
Result: Significant signs of corrosion on the contacts.
Measure:
Replace the fuel-pump electronics.
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Test
Check the electrical contacts of the fuel-pump unit
Result: Significant signs of corrosion on the contacts.
Measure:
Replace the fuel-pump unit
Remove all traces of water or moisture inside the cavity and on the
plugs.
Check sealing ring (4) for damage; replace if swollen out of shape or
damaged.
Position sealing ring (4) on electronics section (2).
Connect plug (3) for the fuel pump.
Carefully install electronics section (2), making sure that sealing ring
(4) is correctly seated.
Install screws (1).
Finishing work
Securing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Disengaging complete intake air silencer
Draining fuel tank
Core activity
(-) Removing fuel-pump unit
Disconnect plug (1) for the fuel-level sensor and plug (2) for the fuel
pump.
Open the latch of the quick-action coupling of the fuel delivery line
(arrow) and disconnect fuel line (3).
Attention
Failure to follow the correct procedure for removing the fuel pump can
damage the gasket at the fuel-pump flange, resulting in leaks
When removing the fuel pump, do not lever against the flange of the
pump unit.
Hold fuel-pump unit (2) by tab (3) and lift it carefully out of the fuel
tank.
Remove fuel-pump unit (1) with gasket (2) from the fuel tank, making
sure that intake strainer (3) and lever-type sensor (4) do not catch in
the fuel tank and suffer damage.
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Tightening torques
Fuel pump to fuel tank
Union nut 35 Nm
Check O-ring of fuel delivery line (1) for damage; replace if necessary.
Attention
Lightly touching the latching pin of the female connector can cause the
connector to latch. If this happens and force is applied in an attempt to
close the male and female elements of the quick-action coupling,
damage to the O-rings can result, and the O-rings will leak.
Make sure that the latch is open/pressed when you connect the two
elements of the quick-action couplings in the fuel lines.
Open the latch for fuel delivery line (arrow) and, applying light
pressure, press male adapter of fuel delivery line (3) into the female
coupling. Release the latch and check that the delivery line is correctly
seated.
Connect plug (1) for the fuel-level sensor and plug (2) for the fuel
pump.
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Finishing work
Filling fuel tank
Securing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Reading fault memory with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system
and resetting adaptation values
Disconnecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system from motorcycle
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 4/4
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Warning
Fuel is flammable and a hazard to health.
Observe all applicable safety regulations.
Core activity
(-) Removing fuel-level sensor
Disconnect plug (1) for the fuel-level sensor.
Disengage the retaining tabs (arrows) and remove fuel-level sensor
(2).
062011 1/1
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17 00 010 Checking cooling system for leaks (with cooling system tester) 4 FRUs
+ 17 00 502
Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Core activity
(-) Checking cooling system for leaks
Precondition
Engine cold.
Secure pump (No. 17 0 002) with adapter (No. 17 5 521) to the filler
neck.
Test
Pressure-test the cooling system; the pressure must remain
unchanged for at least 5 minutes.
Technical data
Cooling system Test pressure must 2 bar
test pressure remain
unchanged: min 5 min
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Technical data
Coolant, specified level engine between MIN and
cold MAX marks on
the expansion
tank
Finishing work
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Core activity
(-) Checking coolant
Test
Check the ability of the coolant in the expansion tank to resist freezing
temperatures by checking the antifreeze concentration in the
expansion tank.
Technical data
Coolant, frost min −30 °C
protection
Result: Ability to resist freezing temperatures is not ensured.
Measure:
If necessary, increase the proportion of antifreeze until ability to resist
freezing temperatures is ensured.
Technical data
Coolant, total Expansion 0.5 l
capacity tank
Coolant 3.5 l
system, total
Fluids and lubricants
Antifreeze
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Core activity
(-) Completely draining cooling system
Drawing off coolant from expansion tank
Remove cap (1) and draw off coolant (2) with a suitable tool, such as a
large syringe, for example.
062011 1/5
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Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Tightening torques
Coolant line to pump
M6 x 20, Replace screw 10 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
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If the system is not refilled with fresh coolant, check the coolant to
ensure that the proportion of antifreeze is sufficient to ensure
resistance to freezing temperatures.
Technical data
Coolant, frost min −30 °C
protection
Fill the cooling system with coolant.
Technical data
Coolant, total Expansion 0.5 l
capacity tank
Coolant 3.5 l
system, total
Fluids and lubricants
Antifreeze
Air escapes initially, then coolant.
Tighten screw (1).
Tightening torques
Vent screw in coolant pump
M6 x 10 8 Nm
Continue filling the cooling system with coolant.
Technical data
Coolant, total Expansion 0.5 l
capacity tank
Coolant 3.5 l
system, total
Fluids and lubricants
Antifreeze
Air escapes initially, then coolant.
Tighten screw (1).
Tightening torques
Breather screw to cylinder head
M6 x 10 8 Nm
Completely fill the cooling system with coolant.
Filling expansion tank
Pour in coolant (2).
Technical data
Coolant, specified level engine
cold between MIN and
MAX marks on
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the expansion
tank
Precondition
Engine cold.
Secure pump (No. 17 0 002) with adapter (No. 17 5 521) to the filler
neck.
Test
Pressure-test the cooling system; the pressure must remain
unchanged for at least 5 minutes.
Technical data
Cooling system Test pressure must 2 bar
test pressure remain
unchanged: min 5 min
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Technical data
Coolant, specified level engine between MIN and
cold MAX marks on
the expansion
tank
Technical data
Coolant, specified level engine between MIN and
cold MAX marks on
the expansion
tank
Finishing work
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 5/5
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Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing radiator cap
Replace cap (1).
Finishing work
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
=> Draining coolant, refilling/bleeding system
(Description in item: 17 00 504, Billed as a separate
item)
Disconnecting feed line for coolant
Removing radiator hose cover
Core activity
(-) Removing complete radiator
Disconnecting coolant hose between engine and radiator at
radiator
Open clip (1) with pliers (No. 17 5 571).
Disconnect coolant hose (2).
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Disengage radiator (1) complete with mounted parts from the retaining
pins (arrow) of the air guide for oil cooler on left and right and remove.
Take care not to damage the radiator and the mounted parts.
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Finishing work
Installing radiator hose cover
Connecting feed line for coolant
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Removing dirt deflector
Unclip the holders (arrows) for dirt deflector (1).
Disengage dirt deflector (1) from air guide (2) and remove, noting the
holders (arrows).
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Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing radiator hose cover
Removing right radiator cowl
Removing spoiler for radiator
Removing air guide for radiator
Core activity
(-) Removing screen
Remove screws (1).
Disengage dirt screen (2) and remove.
Tightening torques
Mesh screen and cooling-air guide to radiator
TS5 x 18 3 Nm
Finishing work
Installing air guide for radiator
Installing spoiler for radiator
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing radiator hose cover
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Core activity
(-) Removing spoiler for radiator
Remove screws (1).
Remove spoiler (2).
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Tightening torques
Radiator cowl/screen to radiator
Plastic screw, TS5 x 18 3 Nm
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Tightening torques
Mesh screen and cooling-air guide to radiator
TS5 x 18 3 Nm
Tightening torques
Mesh screen and cooling-air guide to radiator
TS5 x 18 3 Nm
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Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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17 12 098 Replacing coolant hose from cylinder head (without draining/ refilling coolant
system) 2 FRUs
+ 17 12 758
Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Core activity
(-) Removing coolant hose from cylinder head
Open clip (1) with pliers (No. 17 5 571).
Disconnect coolant hose (2) from adapter (3).
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Tightening torques
Coolant line to pump
M6 x 20, Replace screw 10 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Finishing work
=> Draining coolant, refilling/bleeding system
(Description in item: 17 00 504, Billed as a separate
item)
Final check of work performed
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17 12 100 Replacing coolant hose from radiator (without draining/ refilling coolant system) 2
FRUs
+ 17 12 600
Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Core activity
(-) Removing coolant hose from radiator
Release clips (1) and (2) with pliers (No. 17 5 571).
Disconnect bypass line (3).
Disconnect coolant hose (4) from radiator (5).
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Finishing work
=> Draining coolant, refilling/bleeding system
(Description in item: 17 00 504, Billed as a separate
item)
Final check of work performed
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17 12 105 Replacing coolant hose to radiator (without draining/ refilling coolant system) 2
FRUs
+ 17 12 605
Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Preparatory work
Removing radiator hose cover
Core activity
(-) Removing coolant hose to radiator
Open clips (1) with pliers(No. 17 5 571).
Disconnect coolant hose (2) from adapter (3) and radiator (4).
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Finishing work
Installing radiator hose cover
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Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Core activity
(-) Drawing off coolant from expansion tank
Remove cap (1) and draw off coolant (2) with a suitable tool, such as a
large syringe, for example.
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Technical data
Coolant, specified level engine between MIN and
cold MAX marks on
the expansion
tank
Finishing work
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Warning
Take care when working on the cooling system: risk of burns if the
system is hot.
Do not work on the cooling system until it has had ample time to cool
down.
Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Core activity
(-) Drawing off coolant from expansion tank
Remove cap (1) and draw off coolant (2) with a suitable tool, such as a
large syringe, for example.
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Tightening torques
Expansion tank to front panel carrier
Special thread for light alloy, 5 x 6 Nm
30
Special thread for light alloy, 5 x 6 Nm
16
Technical data
Coolant, specified level engine between MIN and
cold MAX marks on
the expansion
tank
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Finishing work
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Removing right mirror
Removing finisher of air guide, right
Removing top section of fairing, right
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing finisher of air guide, left
Removing top section of fairing, left
Removing cover of instrument panel
Disengaging left and right windscreen holders
Removing top cover
Removing cover for windscreen adjuster
Removing air guide for oil cooler
Removing headlight
Removing oil cooler from front panel carrier
Core activity
(-) Removing oil cooler
Close off feed hose (1) and return hose (2) with hose clamps (No. 13 3
010).
Open clip (1) and disconnect feed line (2) from oil cooler (3).
Open clip (4) and disconnect return line (5) from oil cooler (3).
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Remove the hose clamps (No. 13 3 010) from feed line (1) and return
line (2).
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Finishing work
Installing oil cooler in front panel carrier
Installing headlight
Installing air guide for oil cooler
Installing cover for windscreen adjuster
Installing top cover
Securing left and right windscreen holders
Installing cover of instrument panel
Checking engine oil level
Checking headlight beam throw
Installing top section of fairing, left
Installing finisher of air guide, left
Installing left mirror
Installing left speaker
Installing left hand protector
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing finisher of air guide, left
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Installing top section of fairing, left
Installing finisher of air guide, right
Installing right mirror
Installing right speaker
Installing right hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing adjusting plate
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Removing right mirror
Removing finisher of air guide, right
Removing top section of fairing, right
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing finisher of air guide, left
Removing left mirror
Removing top section of fairing, left
Removing air guide for oil cooler
Removing headlight
Disengaging seat support
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Disengaging wiring harness for engine
Removing intake manifold
Removing oil cooler from front panel carrier
Core activity
(-) Removing oil cooler line, feed
Place a suitable tray underneath the oil cooler to catch escaping oil.
Open clip (1) and disconnect oil cooler line (2) from oil cooler (3).
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Tightening torques
Oil cooler lines to crankcase
M6 x 20 10 Nm
Clip oil cooler line (1) of the oil cooler into holder (2) and secure it with
a cable tie (arrow).
Connect oil cooler line (2) to oil cooler (3) and close new clip (1) with
pliers (No. 13 1 500).
Finishing work
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing adjusting plate
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Removing right mirror
Removing finisher of air guide, right
Removing top section of fairing, right
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing finisher of air guide, left
Removing left mirror
Removing top section of fairing, left
Removing air guide for oil cooler
Removing headlight
Disengaging seat support
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Disengaging wiring harness for engine
Removing intake manifold
Removing oil cooler from front panel carrier
Core activity
(-) Removing oil cooler line, return
Place a suitable tray underneath the oil cooler to catch escaping oil.
Open clip (1) and disconnect oil cooler line (2) from oil cooler (3).
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Tightening torques
Oil cooler lines to crankcase
M6 x 20 10 Nm
Clip oil cooler line (1) of the oil cooler into holder (2) and secure it with
a cable tie (arrow).
Connect oil cooler line (2) to oil cooler (3) and close new clip (1) with
pliers (No. 13 1 500).
Finishing work
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Preparatory work
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing right radiator cowl
Core activity
(-) Removing fan
Remove cable tie (arrow).
Remove plug (1) for the crankshaft sensor.
Remove and disconnect plug (2) for the fan.
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Tightening torques
Radiator cowl/screen to radiator
Plastic screw, TS5 x 18 3 Nm
Tightening torques
Radiator cowl/screen to radiator
Plastic screw, TS5 x 18 3 Nm
Finishing work
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing left radiator cowl
Final check of work performed
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Warning
Risk of burns caused by the hot exhaust system.
Do not touch the exhaust system when it is hot; if necessary, allow the
exhaust system ample time to cool before proceeding.
Preparatory work
Removing left catalytic-converter shield
Core activity
(-) Disengaging clamp on left silencer
Slacken screw (1) until clamp (2) is loose.
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Tightening torques
Silencer to bracket
M8 x 35 19 Nm
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Tightening torques
Clamp to silencer and exhaust manifold
M8 x 40 30 Nm
Finishing work
Installing left catalytic-converter shield
Final check of work performed
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Warning
Risk of burns caused by the hot exhaust system.
Do not touch the exhaust system when it is hot; if necessary, allow the
exhaust system ample time to cool before proceeding.
Preparatory work
Removing left catalytic-converter shield
Removing left oxygen sensor
Disengaging clamp on left silencer
Removing left silencer
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing right catalytic-converter shield
Removing right oxygen sensor
Disengaging clamp on right silencer
Removing right silencer
Removing right radiator cowl
Core activity
(-) Removing exhaust manifold, left
Remove nuts (1) and remove exhaust manifold (2).
Remove gaskets (3).
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Tightening torques
Exhaust header to cylinder head
M7 14 Nm
Tightening torques
Exhaust header to cylinder head
M7 14 Nm
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Finishing work
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right silencer
Securing clamp on right silencer
Installing right oxygen sensor
Installing right catalytic-converter shield
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left silencer
Securing clamp on left silencer
Installing left oxygen sensor
Installing left catalytic-converter shield
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Disengaging right stowage compartment
Removing right drop-protection pad
Removing right crankcase cover
Core activity
(-) Removing clutch
Engage 6th gear and turn the rear wheel to turn clutch (1) until conrod
(2) of cylinder No. 5 is no longer visible.
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Removing driver
Remove circlip (1) with suitable pliers.
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Engage 6th gear on the motorcycle and apply the rear brake.
Remove nut (1).
Remove driver (2).
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Push clutch cage (1) onto the gearbox shaft until tensioning gear (2)
engages the following gearwheels:
Tensioning gear of countershaft (3)
Gearwheel of countershaft (4)
Crankshaft gear (5)
Drive gear for oil pump (6)
Turn tensioning gear (1) by using the bore (arrow) to insert a suitable
tool (2) and push in complete clutch cage (3).
Installing driver
Install driver (2).
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Engage 6th gear on the motorcycle and apply the rear brake.
Install nut (1).
Tightening torques
Clutch to gearbox input shaft
M20 x 1.5 160 Nm
Attention
Clutch plates can burn if installed dry.
Immerse the new clutch-plate stack in clean engine oil before installing.
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Tightening torques
Pressure plate to clutch hub
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M6 10 Nm
Finishing work
Installing right crankcase cover
Installing right drop-protection pad
Securing right stowage compartment
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Disengaging right stowage compartment
Removing right drop-protection pad
Removing right crankcase cover
Core activity
(-) Removing pressure plate
Remove the following components:
Screws (1)
Spring retainers (2)
Springs (3)
Pressure plate (4)
Thrust piece (5)
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Attention
Clutch plates can burn if installed dry.
Immerse the new clutch-plate stack in clean engine oil before installing.
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Tightening torques
Pressure plate to clutch hub
M6 10 Nm
Finishing work
Installing right crankcase cover
Installing right drop-protection pad
Securing right stowage compartment
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing gearbox cover
Disengaging shift lever
Core activity
(-) Draining clutch system
Remove grubscrew (1) and install bleed screw (2) and tighten until
hand-tight.
Note
Oder the bleed screw and dust cap through the electronic parts
catalogue (ETK).
Remove screws (1) and remove reservoir cap (2) and diaphragm (3).
Clean reservoir, diaphragm (3) and cap (2).
Attention
Any mixture of oil, brake fluid and clutch fluid, even if the quantities
involved are minute, can attack and damage seals.
Always use separate sets of syringes and hoses for the individual
fluids, in order to avoid the risk of one fluid contaminating another.
Use syringe (No. 34 2 551) to draw the clutch fluid out of the clutch-
fluid reservoir.
Connect syringe (No. 34 2 551) to bleed screw (1) and secure it with a
cable tie (arrow).
Back off bleed screw (1).
Use syringe (No. 34 2 551) to extract hydraulic fluid through bleed
screw (1) until the line is empty.
Slightly tighten bleed screw (1).
Remove the cable tie (arrow) and disconnect syringe (No. 34 2 551)
from bleed screw (1).
Note
Oder the bleed screw and dust cap through the electronic parts
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catalogue (ETK).
Attention
Any mixture of oil, brake fluid and clutch fluid, even if the quantities
involved are minute, can attack and damage seals.
Always use separate sets of syringes and hoses for the individual
fluids, in order to avoid the risk of one fluid contaminating another.
Technical data
Clutch fluid level with new Max mark on
clutch reservoir
liner,
motorcycle
upright
and
handlebars
centred
Fluids and lubricants
Vitamol V10
Tighten breather screw (1).
Tightening torques
Bleed screw/grubscrew to clutch slave cylinder
M5 3 Nm
Disconnect syringe (No. 34 2 551) from bleed screw (1).
Motorcycle upright, handlebars turned all the way to the right.
Repeatedly pull the clutch lever until the pressure point is perceptible.
Repeat the procedure with the handlebars turned all the way to the
left.
Correct the level in the clutch fluid reservoir by drawing off excess fluid
or topping up with fresh hydraulic fluid, as necessary.
Technical data
Clutch fluid level with new Max mark on
clutch reservoir
liner,
motorcycle
upright
and
handlebars
centred
Fluids and lubricants
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Vitamol V10
Wipe the rim of the reservoir, diaphragm (3) and cap (2) to remove
clutch fluid, carefully reassemble the components and install.
Install screws (1).
Tightening torques
Bleed screw/grubscrew to clutch slave cylinder
M5 3 Nm
Finishing work
Securing selector lever
Installing gearbox cover
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing gearbox cover
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Draining clutch system
Disengaging shift lever
Core activity
(-) Removing clutch line
Open rubber retaining band (1).
Remove banjo bolt (2) with sealing rings (3).
Disengage clutch line (4) from handlebar fitting (5).
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Unclip clutch line (1) at GT marking rings (arrows) from holder (2).
Unclip clutch line (1) from holders (3) and (4).
Tightening torques
Clutch line to clutch slave cylinder
Banjo bolt, M10 x 1 18 Nm
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Tightening torques
Shift lever to gearbox selector shaft
M6 x 25 8 Nm
Click shift lever (1) up and down, making sure that there is adequate
clearance between shift lever (1) and clutch line (2).
If the clearance between clutch line and shift lever is not adequate,
reposition the clutch line.
Clip clutch line (1) centred at printed GT marking rings (arrows) into
holder (2).
Clip clutch line (1) into holders (3) and (4).
Tightening torques
Clamp with clutch line to frame steering head
M6 x 15 8 Nm
Close rubber retaining bands (1).
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Tightening torques
Clutch line to clutch lever fitting
Banjo bolt, M10 x 1 18 Nm
Close rubber retaining band (5).
Finishing work
Securing selector lever
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Preparatory work
Removing gearbox cover
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing left stowage compartment
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Disengaging right stowage compartment
Removing right drop-protection pad
Removing right crankcase cover
Removing clutch
Disengaging shift lever
Removing left footrest plate
Disengaging gearbox potentiometer
Removing clutch slave cylinder
Removing pushrod
Disengaging mounted parts from gearbox
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing rear brake caliper
Releasing Paralever link at rear
Lowering bevel gears
Removing flexible gaiter for bevel bears
Removing universal shaft
Core activity
(-) Removing gearbox
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
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When installing gearbox (1), note breather hose (2) and drain hose (3)
and route them correctly.
Tightening torques
Gearbox to crankcase
M8 x 30 19 Nm
M8 x 125 19 Nm
Finishing work
Installing universal shaft
Swinging bevel gears up
Securing Paralever link at rear
Securing rear brake caliper
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Securing mounted parts to gearbox
Installing pushrod
Securing clutch slave cylinder
Securing gearbox potentiometer
Installing left footrest plate
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left fuel-tank cover top section
Removing left cover of fuel tank
Removing gearbox cover
Core activity
(-) Removing gearbox potentiometer
Disconnect plug (1) for the gearbox potentiometer and work cable (2)
clear of the motorcycle.
Remove screws (3).
Remove gearbox potentiometer (4) and O-ring (5).
Tightening torques
Gearbox potentiometer to selector-drum carrier
M5 x 14 5 Nm
Route cable (2) in the motorcycle and connect plug (1) for the gearbox
potentiometer.
Finishing work
Installing gearbox cover
Installing left cover of fuel tank
Installing left fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
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Core activity
(-) Removing gearshift lever
Remove retaining clip (1).
Disengage selector rod (2) from shift lever (3) and remove.
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Make sure that gearshift lever (4) with washer (5) do not slip out of
position.
Install new screw (2) and screws (1).
Tightening torques
Footrest plate to frame
M8 x 25 28 Nm
M8 x 45, Replace screw 28 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing gearbox cover
Core activity
(-) Checking and, if necessary, adjusting position of gearshift
lever
Check the position of the shift lever on the selector shaft.
Make sure that the mark (arrow) is aligned with the gap on the shift
lever.
Check the ease of movement of the components of the gearshift
linkage; remove, clean and lubricate if necessary.
Ensure that customer-specific settings for the seat, for example, are
correct.
Have the customer don suitable footwear and assume the usual riding
position on the motorcycle.
Test
Result: When not touched, the gearshift lever is not on a level with the
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Technical data
Selector-rod rod- Screw-in screwed in at least
end setting depth in ball 3 full threads
socket and
rod end
Tighten nuts (1) and (2).
Tightening torques
Ball end/rod end to selector rod
Ball end, Left-hand thread, M6 8 Nm
Rod end, M6 8 Nm
Check the clearance between the shift lever and the side stand;
correct the setting if necessary.
Have the customer take the motorcycle for a test ride to check the
setting; readjust if necessary.
Note
A poorly adjusted shift lever has a negative effect on the shiftability of the
gearbox.
Have the customer take the motorcycle for a test ride to check the
setting; readjust if necessary.
Finishing work
Installing gearbox cover
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing gearbox cover
Disengaging shift lever
Core activity
(-) Removing selector rod
Remove screw (1) and remove shift lever (2) with washer (3).
Technical data
Basic setting of +0.5
273.9 −0.5 mm
selector rod
Tighten nuts (1) and (2).
Tightening torques
Ball end/rod end to selector rod
Ball end, Left-hand thread, M6 8 Nm
Rod end, M6 8 Nm
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Hold shift lever (2) with washer (3) in position and install screw (1).
Tightening torques
Selector rod to shift lever
M8 x 30 19 Nm
Finishing work
Securing selector lever
Installing gearbox cover
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Removing air guide for oil cooler
Disengaging front brake hose
Releasing pressure modulator
Core activity
(-) Releasing spring strut at bottom
Remove screw (1) for spring strut (2).
Precondition
Motorcycle is secured so that it cannot drop or topple.
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Lift front suspension (1) on scissor-type lifter (No. 00 1 571), noting oil
cooler (2).
Carefully lower leading link (3).
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Tightening torques
Spring strut, front, to frame and leading link
M12 x 1.5 x 60, Replace screw 50 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Lubricate the fitted head,
Staburags NBU 30 PTM
Route cable (2) into position.
Connect and install plug (1) for the ESA spring strut.
Close the cable ties (arrows).
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Tightening torques
Leading link (quick-release axle) to frame
M24 x 1.25 Initial torque,
Lubricate thread, Optimoly TA 15 Nm
Loosen
Final torque, 7 Nm
Attention
Overtightening the locknut of the quick-release axle can result in
component damage.
Be sure to apply only the specified torque when tightening the collared
nut of the quick-release axle.
Install collared nut (1) with socket wrench insert (No. 33 6 641),
counter-holding with Allen key (No. 33 6 642).
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Tightening torques
Locknut on quick-release axle/bearing stud
M24 x 1.25 145 Nm
Install nut (1).
Tightening torques
Nut on leading-link quick-release axle
M14 x 1.5 30 Nm
Tightening torques
Spring strut, front, to frame and leading link
M12 x 1.5 x 60, Replace screw 50 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Lubricate the fitted head,
Staburags NBU 30 PTM
Finishing work
Securing pressure modulator
Securing front brake hose
Installing air guide for oil cooler
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
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Preparatory work
Covering cover for fuel tank
Covering instrument panel
Closing equalising bore of front brake
Removing BMW badge with carrier
Removing nut of handlebar bridge
Disconnecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and ring
aerial
Core activity
(-) Removing handlebar bridge
Remove screws (1).
Separate handlebar, right (2) from handlebar bridge (3).
Allow handlebar, right (2) to dangle to one side. Make sure that no
brake fluid escapes.
Remove screws (4) and remove handlebar bridge (3).
Allow handlebar, left (5) to dangle to one side. Make sure that no
clutch fluid escapes.
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Drill pilot holes into non-removable screws (1) and then continue
drilling out the holes until the screw heads come off.
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Technical data
Ignition Pilot hole min 5 mm
switch/steering diameter 4 mm
lock - drilling depth Diameter for 5 mm
for drilling out non- drilling out
removable screws fully 8.5 mm
Use compressed air to remove metal particles.
Remove steering lock (2) with ring aerial (3).
Use a stud remover to remove shanks of non-removable screws (4).
Tightening torques
Ignition and steering lock to handlebar yoke
M8 x 26, Replace screw 20 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Tightening torques
Stub handlebar to handlebar bridge
M8 x 25 19 Nm
Position right handlebar (2) on handlebar bridge (3).
Install screws (1).
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Tightening torques
Stub handlebar to handlebar bridge
M8 x 25 19 Nm
Finishing work
Connecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and ring aerial
Installing handlebars
Installing BMW badge with carrier
Opening equalising bore of front brake
Removing blanket covering instrument panel
Removing blanket covering fuel tank
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Core activity
(-) Removing handlebar weight
Remove screw (1).
Remove handlebar weight (2).
Tightening torques
Handlebar weight to handlebar half
M8 x 35 19 Nm
On the throttle twistgrip side make sure that the twist tube rotates
freely.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Covering cover for fuel tank
Covering instrument panel
Removing handlebar weight
Removing left grip unit
Removing handlebar lever fitting for clutch
Closing equalising bore of front brake
Removing BMW badge with carrier
Removing nut of handlebar bridge
Disconnecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and ring
aerial
Core activity
(-) Removing left handlebar
Remove screws (1).
Remove handlebar (2) from handlebar bridge (3).
Tightening torques
Stub handlebar to handlebar bridge
M8 x 25 19 Nm
Finishing work
Connecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and ring aerial
Installing handlebars
Installing BMW badge with carrier
Opening equalising bore of front brake
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062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Covering cover for fuel tank
Covering instrument panel
Removing handlebar weight
Removing right multifunction switch
Removing throttle twistgrip
Removing handbrake lever fitting
Removing BMW badge with carrier
Removing nut of handlebar bridge
Disconnecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and ring
aerial
Core activity
(-) Removing right handlebar
Remove screws (1).
Remove handlebar (2) from handlebar bridge (3).
Tightening torques
Stub handlebar to handlebar bridge
M8 x 25 19 Nm
Finishing work
Connecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and ring aerial
Installing handlebars
Installing BMW badge with carrier
Installing handbrake fitting
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062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing handlebar weight
Removing right multifunction switch
Core activity
(-) Removing throttle twistgrip
Remove screw (1).
Remove throttle twistgrip (2).
Tightening torques
Throttle twistgrip to handlebar
M3.5 x 32 2 Nm
Finishing work
Installing right multifunction switch
Installing handlebar weight
Remove the front seat
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32 72 064 Replacing handlebar fitting for clutch actuation (without bleeding system) 2 FRUs
+ 32 72 664
Preparatory work
=> Bleeding hydraulic clutch system (Description in
item: 21 52 506, Billed as a separate item)
Core activity
(-) Disengaging clutch switch
Remove screw (1).
Remove clutch switch (2), noting locating point (3).
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Tightening torques
Handlebar fittings to handlebars
M5 x 20 5 Nm
Tightening torques
Clutch line to clutch lever fitting
Banjo bolt, M10 x 1 18 Nm
Close the retaining strap (arrow).
Tightening torques
Clutch switch to handlebar fitting
M2 x 18 0.3 Nm
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Core activity
(-) Removing clutch lever
Remove nut (1).
Pull screw (2) up to remove.
Pull out lever unit (3), noting rubber sleeve (4).
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selector shaft
Install lever unit (3), making sure that pushrod (5) engages in piston
seat (6) and that rubber sleeve (4) is correctly positioned.
Install screw (2) with new nut (1).
Tightening torques
Handlebar lever to fitting
M5, Replace nut 7 Nm
Mechanical thread lock
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Covering cover for fuel tank
Covering instrument panel
Removing handlebar weight
Removing left grip unit
Core activity
(-) Removing left multifunction switch
Disengage the retaining tabs (arrows).
Remove cover (1).
Working in the following sequence, disconnect and remove the
following plugs:
(2), 4-pin
(3) for the grip heating
(4), 8-pin
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Tightening torques
Multi-controller to grip
RS2.5 x 20 1.5 Nm
Check that the grip-heating cable is correctly routed and does not
project into the grip tube.
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Finishing work
Installing left grip unit
Installing handlebar weight
Removing blanket covering instrument panel
Removing blanket covering fuel tank
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Core activity
(-) Removing handbrake lever
Remove nut (1).
Pull screw (2) up to remove.
Pull out lever unit (3), noting rubber sleeve (4).
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selector shaft
Install lever unit (3), making sure that pushrod (5) engages in piston
seat (6) and that rubber sleeve (4) is correctly positioned.
Install screw (2) with new nut (1).
Tightening torques
Handlebar lever to fitting
M5, Replace nut 7 Nm
Mechanical thread lock
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Preparatory work
Draining brake fluid reservoir on handbrake fitting
Core activity
(-) Removing handbrake fitting
Remove banjo bolt (1) with sealing washers (2).
Remove brake hose (3).
Tightening torques
Handlebar fittings to handlebars
M5 x 20 5 Nm
062011 1/2
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Tightening torques
Brake hose with banjo bolt to components
M10 x 1 24 Nm
Finishing work
Filling and bleeding front brake system
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Core activity
(-) Removing steering damper
Position handlebars (1) so that screw (2) is accessible.
Remove screw (2) and remove corrugated washer (3).
Remove nut (4), while counter-holding at ball head (5).
Remove steering damper (6).
Tightening torques
Steering damper to steering unit
M8 x 22, Replace screw 19 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Install nut (4), counter-holding at ball head (5).
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Tightening torques
Steering damper to frame
M8 19 Nm
Finishing work
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left footrest plate
Removing right footrest plate
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing rear brake caliper
Releasing Paralever link at rear
Disengaging actuator rod from rear ride height sensor
Removing bevel gears
Core activity
(-) Removing universal shaft
Remove cable tie (arrow).
Work flexible gaiter (1) to the rear to remove.
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Remove screw (1) and screws (2) for bearing stud (3).
Install a suitable screw (1) and tighten it until it can still just be gripped
well by puller (No. 33 1 671).
Mount pull rod (No. 13 5 251) and impact weight (No. 13 5 253) with
puller (No. 33 1 671) on screw (1).
Remove bearing stud (2).
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Remove ratchet strap (1) from footrest bracket (3) and lower swinging
arm (2).
Turn swinging arm (2) slightly and work it to the rear to remove.
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Install screw (2) with washer (3) and new nut (1).
Tightening torques
Relay plate to swinging arm and relay lever
M12 x 1.5 x 75 - 10.9, Replace nut 50 Nm
Mechanical thread lock
Affix masking tape to new swinging arm (1) at the areas indicated
(arrows).
Install flexible gaiter (1) and plastic insert (2) in the new swinging arm.
The retainers (arrows) snap into position.
Transfer flexible gaiter (1) and plastic inserts (2) and (3) to the new
swinging arm.
The retainers (arrows) snap into position.
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Turn swinging arm (2) slightly and carefully work it into position in the
main frame.
Lift swinging arm (2) and secure it with ratchet strap (1) to footrest
bracket (3).
Tightening torques
Bearing stud, swinging arm to frame, left
M6 x 16 9 Nm
Install screw (1).
Tightening torques
Capping screw, bearing stud, left
M6 x 8 9 Nm
Clean bearing stud (2) and lubricate at threads and bearing seat.
Tightening torques
Floating bearing stud (swinging arm) to frame
M24 x 1.25 Initial torque,
Lubricate thread and bearing seat, 20 Nm
Optimoly TA Loosen
Final torque, 7 Nm
Tighten locknut (1) with socket wrench insert (No. 33 6 641), while
counter-holding bearing stud (2) with Allen key (No. 33 6 642).
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Tightening torques
Locknut (bearing stud) to frame
M24 x 1.25 145 Nm
Swing relay plates (4) up and hold in position.
Install screw (2) with washer (3) and nut (1).
Tightening torques
Deflectors to spring strut
M10 x 70 - 10.9, Replace nut 42 Nm
Mechanical thread lock
Tightening torques
Relay plate to swinging arm and relay lever
M12 x 1.5 x 75 - 10.9, Replace nut 50 Nm
Mechanical thread lock
Tightening torques
Spring strut/link strut to frame
M12 x 1.5 x 60, Replace screw 50 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Lubricate the fitted head,
Staburags NBU 30 PTM
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Remove ratchet strap (2) from swinging arm (1) and footrest bracket
(3).
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Finishing work
Installing bevel gears
Securing actuator rod to rear ride height sensor
Securing Paralever link at rear
Securing rear brake caliper
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Installing left footrest plate
Installing right footrest plate
Final check of work performed
062011 9/9
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Preparatory work
Removing left footrest plate
Removing right footrest plate
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing rear brake caliper
Releasing Paralever link at rear
Disengaging actuator rod from rear ride height sensor
Removing bevel gears
Removing universal shaft
Removing rear wheel swinging arm
Core activity
(-) Replacing swinging-arm bearing
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Install reaction support (No. 00 8 572), support ring (No. 36 6 610) and
internal puller 2 1/2 (No. 00 8 571).
Heat the part of the swinging arm surrounding the bearing.
Technical data
Release/mating 80 °C
temperature,
swinging-arm
bearing
Remove bearing (1).
Install new bearing (1) with drift (No. 33 5 700) until flush.
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Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Remove needle roller bearing (3) with drift (No. 36 3 700) and bushing
(No. 33 2 533).
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Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
062011 3/4
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Tightening torques
Relay plate to swinging arm and relay lever
M12 x 1.5 x 75 - 10.9, Replace nut 50 Nm
Mechanical thread lock
Finishing work
Installing rear swinging arm
Installing universal shaft
Installing bevel gears
Securing actuator rod to rear ride height sensor
Securing Paralever link at rear
Securing rear brake caliper
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Installing left footrest plate
Installing right footrest plate
Final check of work performed
062011 4/4
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the rear seat
Removing left rear trim panel
Removing right rear trim panel
Removing adjusting plate
Removing seat support
Releasing expansion tank
Removing right footrest plate
Removing silencer
Removing left footrest plate
Disengaging actuator rod from rear ride height sensor
Raising rear frame
Core activity
(-) Removing rear spring strut
Remove nut (1) and screw (2) with washer (3).
Disengage deflectors (4) from spring strut (5).
Remove and disconnect plugs (1) and (2) for ESA spring strut and
work them clear of the motorcycle.
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Tightening torques
Deflectors to spring strut
M10 x 70 - 10.9, Replace nut 42 Nm
Mechanical thread lock
Tightening torques
Spring strut/link strut to frame
M12 x 1.5 x 60, Replace screw 50 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Lubricate the fitted head,
Staburags NBU 30 PTM
Work plugs (1) and (2) for ESA spring strut into position, connect and
install.
Close the cable ties (arrows).
062011 2/3
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Finishing work
Lowering rear frame
Securing actuator rod to rear ride height sensor
Installing left footrest plate
Securing silencer
Installing right footrest plate
Securing expansion tank
Installing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing right rear trim panel
Installing left rear trim panel
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Preparation for initialising/calibrating new parts
Disconnecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system from motorcycle
Installing rear seat
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Removing left catalytic-converter shield
Core activity
(-) Removing link strut
Unclip spray guard (1) from link strut (2).
062011 1/2
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Tightening torques
Spring strut/link strut to frame
M12 x 1.5 x 60, Replace screw 50 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Lubricate the fitted head,
Staburags NBU 30 PTM
Tightening torques
Relay plate to swinging arm and relay lever
M12 x 1.5 x 75 - 10.9, Replace nut 50 Nm
Mechanical thread lock
Finishing work
Installing left catalytic-converter shield
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing rear brake caliper
Releasing Paralever link at rear
Lowering bevel gears
Removing flexible gaiter for bevel bears
Core activity
(-) Removing universal shaft
Remove cable tie (arrow).
Work flexible gaiter (1) to the rear to remove.
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Ease universal shaft (1) into swinging arm (2), moving the swinging
arm back and forth slightly to facilitate installation.
062011 2/3
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Finishing work
Swinging bevel gears up
Securing Paralever link at rear
Securing rear brake caliper
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Core activity
(-) Changing oil in bevel gears
Note
Change gearbox oil, warmed to normal operating temperature.
062011 1/2
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Tightening torques
Drain plug in bevel gears
M12 x 1 20 Nm
Use syringe (No. 34 2 551) to inject the gear oil slowly through the filler
neck into the housing.
Technical data
Bevel gears, oil oil change 180 ml
capacity Fluids and lubricants
Castrol SAF-XO
Tightening torques
Oil filler screw in cover of bevel gears
M12 x 1 20 Nm
Finishing work
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Warning
Failure/breakage of the knuckle lever would cause the tail section to
drop suddenly.
If a component that is part of the rear suspension has to be replaced
because of an external effect/impact, it is important to replace the
knuckle lever as well.
Preparatory work
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing rear brake caliper
Releasing Paralever link at rear
Core activity
(-) Removing bevel gears
Lowering bevel gears
Lower bevel gears (1), unclipping flexible gaiter (2).
Technical data
Drill diameter 3 mm
Remove cover (1) with pull rod (No. 00 8 581) and adapter (No. 00 8
587).
Remove screw (1) with bearing stud (2) and sealing ring (3), counter-
holding bearing stud (4).
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Separate bevel gears (1) from universal shaft (2) and remove.
When setting down bevel gears always keep the assembly upright,
never lay it flat.
062011 2/4
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Tightening torques
Bevel gears to swinging arm
M12 x 1.5 x 80 - 10.9, Replace 100 Nm
screw
Micro-encapsulated
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Finishing work
Securing Paralever link at rear
Securing rear brake caliper
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Final check of work performed
062011 4/4
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Core activity
(-) Changing brake fluid, front, and bleeding brake system
Warning
Air can be drawn into the system through the fluid replenishing hole if
the fluid level in the reservoir is too low; the system has to be bled
again if this happens.
Make sure that the fluid replenishing bore is always under the surface
of the brake fluid throughout the entire process of fluid changing/system
bleeding.
Note
This description applies for brake filling and bleeding units with vacuum
extraction. If other devices are used, comply with the manufacturer's
instructions.
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Remove screws (1) and remove reservoir cap (2) and diaphragm (3).
Clean reservoir, diaphragm (3) and cap (2).
Draw off the old brake fluid.
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In the left and right brake calipers, insert piston resetting device (No.
34 1 531) with locator (No. 34 1 532).
Force the left and right pistons fully back with the piston resetting
device.
Draw off the excess brake fluid and clean the reservoir.
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
062011 2/8
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Tightening torques
Bleed screw to handlebar fitting
M5 2.2 Nm
Connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the left brake
caliper.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Continue bleeding the brake system until fresh brake fluid emerges.
Warning
The brake-bleeding process might have been interrupted even though
air remained in the system. On account of the vacuum extraction
process, it is not possible to tell whether the brake fluid extracted from
the system is free of bubbles.
On conclusion of the process, bleed the system manually (without
vacuum extraction) until you are sure that the brake fluid expelled from
the system is free of bubbles.
Tightening torques
Bleed screw in front brake caliper
M7 8 Nm
Repeat the fluid-change procedure/procedure for bleeding the
brakes at the right brake caliper.
Top up with fresh brake fluid to the MAX mark (arrow).
Again connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the
handbrake cylinder.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Continue bleeding the brake system until the fresh brake fluid emerges
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Tightening torques
Bleed screw to handlebar fitting
M5 2.2 Nm
Fit adapter 25 (No. 34 1 535) to the left and right of resetting device
(No. 34 1 531) and screw the resetting device together.
Pull the handbrake lever until the brake pistons are in contact with the
piston resetting device.
This simulates the thickness of new brake pads and brake discs.
Wipe the rim of the reservoir, diaphragm (3) and reservoir cap (2) to
remove brake fluid and carefully reassemble the components.
Install screws (1).
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Install locking pin (2) with the bore (arrow) facing up and secure it with
split-pin keeper (1).
Tightening torques
Sheet metal spring on front brake caliper
M4 3 Nm
Test
Check brake pressure by operating the brakes.
Result: Low brake pressure
Measure:
Repeat the brake bleeding procedure without removing the brake
pads.
(-) Change the brake fluid, rear, and bleed the brake system
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
Note
This description applies for brake filling and bleeding units with vacuum
extraction. If other devices are used, comply with the manufacturer's
instructions.
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Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Press brake caliper (1) against the brake disc to force the pistons
back.
Draw off the excess brake fluid that was forced back into the reservoir.
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
Connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the brake
caliper.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Warning
Air can be drawn into the system through the fluid replenishing hole if
the fluid level in the reservoir is too low; the system has to be bled
again if this happens.
Make sure that the fluid replenishing bore is always under the surface
of the brake fluid throughout the entire process of fluid changing/system
bleeding.
Continue bleeding the brake system until fresh brake fluid emerges.
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Warning
The brake-bleeding process might have been interrupted even though
air remained in the system. On account of the vacuum extraction
process, it is not possible to tell whether the brake fluid extracted from
the system is free of bubbles.
On conclusion of the process, bleed the system manually (without
vacuum extraction) until you are sure that the brake fluid expelled from
the system is free of bubbles.
Close bleed screw (1) and remove the brake bleeding device.
Tightening torques
Bleed screw, rear, in banjo bolt
14 Nm
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
Test
Check brake pressure by operating the brakes.
Result: Low brake pressure
Measure:
Repeat the brake-bleeding process.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Filling and bleeding front brake system
Warning
Air can be drawn into the system through the fluid replenishing hole if
the fluid level in the reservoir is too low; the system has to be bled
again if this happens.
Make sure that the fluid replenishing bore is always under the surface
of the brake fluid throughout the entire process of fluid changing/system
bleeding.
Note
This description applies for brake filling and bleeding units with vacuum
extraction. If other devices are used, comply with the manufacturer's
instructions.
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Remove screws (1) and remove reservoir cap (2) and diaphragm (3).
Clean reservoir, diaphragm (3) and cap (2).
Draw off the old brake fluid.
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
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Connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the handbrake
cylinder.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Continue bleeding the brake system until the fresh brake fluid emerges
clear and free from bubbles.
Close bleed screw (1).
Tightening torques
Bleed screw to handlebar fitting
M5 2.2 Nm
Connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the left brake
caliper.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Continue bleeding the brake system until fresh brake fluid emerges.
Warning
The brake-bleeding process might have been interrupted even though
air remained in the system. On account of the vacuum extraction
process, it is not possible to tell whether the brake fluid extracted from
the system is free of bubbles.
On conclusion of the process, bleed the system manually (without
vacuum extraction) until you are sure that the brake fluid expelled from
the system is free of bubbles.
Tightening torques
Bleed screw in front brake caliper
M7 8 Nm
Repeat the fluid-change procedure/procedure for bleeding the
brakes at the right brake caliper.
Again connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the
handbrake cylinder.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Continue bleeding the brake system until the fresh brake fluid emerges
clear and free from bubbles.
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Tightening torques
Bleed screw to handlebar fitting
M5 2.2 Nm
Wipe the rim of the reservoir, diaphragm (3) and reservoir cap (2) to
remove brake fluid and carefully reassemble the components.
Install screws (1).
Test
Check brake pressure by operating the brakes.
Result: Low brake pressure
Measure:
Repeat the brake bleeding procedure without removing the brake
pads.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Core activity
(-) Bleeding rear brake system
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
Note
This description applies for brake filling and bleeding units with vacuum
extraction. If other devices are used, comply with the manufacturer's
instructions.
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Press brake caliper (1) against the brake disc to force the pistons
back.
Draw off the excess brake fluid that was forced back into the reservoir.
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
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Connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the brake
caliper.
Slightly open the bleed screw.
Warning
Air can be drawn into the system through the fluid replenishing hole if
the fluid level in the reservoir is too low; the system has to be bled
again if this happens.
Make sure that the fluid replenishing bore is always under the surface
of the brake fluid throughout the entire process of fluid changing/system
bleeding.
Continue bleeding the brake system until fresh brake fluid emerges.
Warning
The brake-bleeding process might have been interrupted even though
air remained in the system. On account of the vacuum extraction
process, it is not possible to tell whether the brake fluid extracted from
the system is free of bubbles.
On conclusion of the process, bleed the system manually (without
vacuum extraction) until you are sure that the brake fluid expelled from
the system is free of bubbles.
Close the bleed screw and remove the brake bleeding device.
Tightening torques
Bleed screw, rear, in banjo bolt
14 Nm
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
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Test
Check brake pressure by operating the brakes.
Result: Low brake pressure
Measure:
Repeat the brake-bleeding process.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Changing brake fluid, front, and bleeding brake system
Warning
Air can be drawn into the system through the fluid replenishing hole if
the fluid level in the reservoir is too low; the system has to be bled
again if this happens.
Make sure that the fluid replenishing bore is always under the surface
of the brake fluid throughout the entire process of fluid changing/system
bleeding.
Note
This description applies for brake filling and bleeding units with vacuum
extraction. If other devices are used, comply with the manufacturer's
instructions.
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Remove screws (1) and remove reservoir cap (2) and diaphragm (3).
Clean reservoir, diaphragm (3) and cap (2).
Draw off the old brake fluid.
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In the left and right brake calipers, insert piston resetting device (No.
34 1 531) with locator (No. 34 1 532).
Force the left and right pistons fully back with the piston resetting
device.
Draw off the excess brake fluid and clean the reservoir.
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
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Tightening torques
Bleed screw to handlebar fitting
M5 2.2 Nm
Connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the left brake
caliper.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Continue bleeding the brake system until fresh brake fluid emerges.
Warning
The brake-bleeding process might have been interrupted even though
air remained in the system. On account of the vacuum extraction
process, it is not possible to tell whether the brake fluid extracted from
the system is free of bubbles.
On conclusion of the process, bleed the system manually (without
vacuum extraction) until you are sure that the brake fluid expelled from
the system is free of bubbles.
Tightening torques
Bleed screw in front brake caliper
M7 8 Nm
Repeat the fluid-change procedure/procedure for bleeding the
brakes at the right brake caliper.
Top up with fresh brake fluid to the MAX mark (arrow).
Again connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the
handbrake cylinder.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Continue bleeding the brake system until the fresh brake fluid emerges
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Tightening torques
Bleed screw to handlebar fitting
M5 2.2 Nm
Fit adapter 25 (No. 34 1 535) to the left and right of resetting device
(No. 34 1 531) and screw the resetting device together.
Pull the handbrake lever until the brake pistons are in contact with the
piston resetting device.
This simulates the thickness of new brake pads and brake discs.
Wipe the rim of the reservoir, diaphragm (3) and reservoir cap (2) to
remove brake fluid and carefully reassemble the components.
Install screws (1).
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Install locking pin (2) with the bore (arrow) facing up and secure it with
split-pin keeper (1).
Tightening torques
Sheet metal spring on front brake caliper
M4 3 Nm
Test
Check brake pressure by operating the brakes.
Result: Low brake pressure
Measure:
Repeat the brake bleeding procedure without removing the brake
pads.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Change the brake fluid, rear, and bleed the brake system
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
Note
This description applies for brake filling and bleeding units with vacuum
extraction. If other devices are used, comply with the manufacturer's
instructions.
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Press brake caliper (1) against the brake disc to force the pistons
back.
Draw off the excess brake fluid that was forced back into the reservoir.
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
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Connect the brake bleeding device to bleed screw (1) in the brake
caliper.
Slightly open bleed screw (1).
Warning
Air can be drawn into the system through the fluid replenishing hole if
the fluid level in the reservoir is too low; the system has to be bled
again if this happens.
Make sure that the fluid replenishing bore is always under the surface
of the brake fluid throughout the entire process of fluid changing/system
bleeding.
Continue bleeding the brake system until fresh brake fluid emerges.
Warning
The brake-bleeding process might have been interrupted even though
air remained in the system. On account of the vacuum extraction
process, it is not possible to tell whether the brake fluid extracted from
the system is free of bubbles.
On conclusion of the process, bleed the system manually (without
vacuum extraction) until you are sure that the brake fluid expelled from
the system is free of bubbles.
Close bleed screw (1) and remove the brake bleeding device.
Tightening torques
Bleed screw, rear, in banjo bolt
14 Nm
Warning
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means that its boiling point drops
once the container has been opened.
Use only new brake fluid from freshly opened containers.
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Test
Check brake pressure by operating the brakes.
Result: Low brake pressure
Measure:
Repeat the brake-bleeding process.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Releasing left and right front brake calipers
Core activity
(-) Checking front brake discs for runout
Precondition
No burrs or scoring on brake disc, brake disc thickness above
minimum.
Raise the front wheel clear of the ground so that it can turn freely.
Test
Check the mounts of the brake disc.
Components of the rivet-package mounts (cannot be disassembled):
Washer (1)
Spring washers (2)
Thrust washers (3)
Rivet (4)
Test
Set the dial gauge to "0".
Slowly turn the wheel through at least one complete revolution and
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Technical data
Brake disc lateral At max 0.15 mm
runout, front circumference
Result: Lateral runout is excessive.
Measure:
Check positioning of the brake disc/wheel rim.
Check the wheel rim for damage.
If necessary, check the brake disc.
Finishing work
Securing front brake calipers, left and right
Bedding in brake pads
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Core activity
(-) Replacing front brake pads
Removing front brake pads
Remove screws (1) and remove brake-pad spring (2).
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Tightening torques
Sheet metal spring on front brake caliper
M4 3 Nm
Finishing work
Bedding in brake pads
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Draining front brake system
Removing front brake pads
Core activity
(-) Removing front brake caliper
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Tightening torques
Front brake caliper to wheel carrier
M8 x 30 - 10.9 28 Nm
Install brake pipe (3) with banjo bolt (1) and new sealing rings (2).
Tightening torques
Brake hose with banjo bolt to components
M10 x 1 24 Nm
Finishing work
Installing front brake pads
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Preparatory work
Remove the complete front-wheel cover
Releasing left and right front brake calipers
Installing front-wheel stand
Removing front wheel
Core activity
(-) Removing front left brake disc
Remove screws (1).
Remove brake disc (2) and sensor ring (3).
Tightening torques
Brake disc to front wheel
Flat-head screw, M8 x 27 - 10.9,
Replace screw tighten in
diagonally
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Micro-encapsulated opposite
sequence
19 Nm
Tightening torques
Brake disc to front wheel
Flat-head screw, M8 x 27 - 10.9, tighten in
Replace screw diagonally
Micro-encapsulated opposite
sequence
19 Nm
Finishing work
Install the front wheel
Removing front-wheel stand
Securing front brake calipers, left and right
Bedding in brake pads
Installing complete front-wheel cover
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Core activity
(-) Removing rear brake pads
Press brake caliper (1) against the brake disc to force back the brake
pistons.
Remove split-pin keeper (2) and locking pin (3).
Remove brake pads (4).
Finishing work
Bedding in brake pads
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing rear brake caliper
Core activity
(-) Removing rear brake disc
Remove screws (1).
Remove brake disc (2) and sensor ring (3).
Tightening torques
Brake disc to wheel carrier
M8 x 15.5, Replace screw tighten by stages
Micro-encapsulated in diagonally
opposite
sequence
Initial torque,
12 Nm
Final torque, 30 Nm
Finishing work
Securing rear brake caliper
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Attention
Stretched, twisted or incorrectly fitted brake lines can become worn and
start to leak.
Do not bend or clamp brake lines.
When fitting, check that they are correctly installed and secured and
are not stretched, bent or clamped. Make sure that clearance relative to
all other components is adequate in all situations.
Preparatory work
Draining rear brake system
Core activity
(-) Removing footbrake cylinder
Disengage union screw (1).
Disengage brake line (2) from footbrake cylinder (3).
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Tightening torques
Footbrake cylinder to rear frame
M6 x 20, Replace screw 11 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Connect hose (3) and close hose clip (2) with pliers (No. 13 1 500).
Install locking clip (1).
Hold brake line (2) in position at footbrake cylinder (3) and tighten
union screw (1).
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Finishing work
=> Bleeding rear brake system (Description in item: 34
00 509, Billed as a separate item)
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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34 32 038 Replacing rear brake hose to brake caliper (without bleeding brakes)
+ 34 32 538
Equipment trim-level variant:
0416 - Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA)
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Attention
Stretched, twisted or incorrectly fitted brake lines can become worn and
start to leak.
Do not bend or clamp brake lines.
When fitting, check that they are correctly installed and secured and
are not stretched, bent or clamped. Make sure that clearance relative to
all other components is adequate in all situations.
Preparatory work
Draining rear brake system
Core activity
(-) Removing rear brake hose
Disengage union screw (1).
Disengage brake hose (2) from connector (3) for brake hose.
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Tightening torques
Brake hose with banjo bolt to components
M10 x 1 24 Nm
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Tightening torques
Brake hose, rear, to frame
M6 x 25 8 Nm
Clip holder (1) to brake hose (2).
Hold brake line (2) in position at connector (3) for brake hose and
secure union screw (1).
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Finishing work
=> Bleeding rear brake system (Description in item: 34
00 509, Billed as a separate item)
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
BMW-Motorrad
34 32 040 Replacing front brake line to pressure modulator (without bleeding brakes)
+ 34 32 640
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Attention
Stretched, twisted or incorrectly fitted brake lines can become worn and
start to leak.
Do not bend or clamp brake lines.
When fitting, check that they are correctly installed and secured and
are not stretched, bent or clamped. Make sure that clearance relative to
all other components is adequate in all situations.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Draining front brake system
Core activity
(-) Removing brake line to pressure modulator
Unclip holder (1) from brake line (2).
Disengage union screw (3).
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Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
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Finishing work
=> Bleeding front brake system (Description in item: 34
00 507, Billed as a separate item)
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
BMW-Motorrad
34 32 044 Replacing front brake line from pressure modulator (without bleeding brakes)
+ 34 32 644
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Draining front brake system
Core activity
(-) Removing brake line from pressure modulator
Unclip holder (1).
Slacken union screws (2) and (3).
Work brake line (4) clear and remove.
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Clip in holder (1).
Finishing work
=> Bleeding front brake system (Description in item: 34
00 507, Billed as a separate item)
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
062011 1/2
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062011 2/2
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34 32 050 Replacing rear brake line to pressure modulator (without bleeding brakes)
+ 34 32 650
Equipment trim-level variant:
0416 - Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA)
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Draining rear brake system
Core activity
(-) Removing brake line to pressure modulator
Disengage union screw (1).
Disengage brake line (2) from pressure modulator (3).
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Hold brake line (2) in position at pressure modulator (3) and tighten
union screw (1).
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Hold brake line (2) in position at footbrake cylinder (3) and tighten
union screw (1).
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Finishing work
=> Bleeding rear brake system (Description in item: 34
00 509, Billed as a separate item)
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
062011 3/4
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062011 4/4
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34 32 051 Replacing rear brake line from pressure modulator (without bleeding brakes)
+ 34 32 651
Equipment trim-level variant:
0416 - Electronic Suspension Adjustment (ESA)
Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Draining rear brake system
Core activity
(-) Removing brake line from pressure modulator
Attention
Stretched, twisted or incorrectly fitted brake lines can become worn and
start to leak.
Do not bend or clamp brake lines.
When fitting, check that they are correctly installed and secured and
are not stretched, bent or clamped. Make sure that clearance relative to
all other components is adequate in all situations.
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Hold brake line (2) in position at connector (3) for brake hose and
secure union screw (1).
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Hold brake line (2) in position at pressure modulator (3) and tighten
union screw (1).
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Finishing work
=> Bleeding rear brake system (Description in item: 34
00 509, Billed as a separate item)
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
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Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Preparatory work
Draining rear brake system
Core activity
(-) Removing rear hose to reservoir
Open clips (1) and remove hose (2).
Finishing work
=> Bleeding rear brake system (Description in item: 34
00 509, Billed as a separate item)
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Attention
Brake fluid attacks paintwork, plastic and rubber parts.
Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with paintwork, plastic or
rubber parts.
Note
Before removal, test the control unit with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic
system and make a backup copy of the data.
Preparatory work
=> Change brake fluid in entire system (Description in
item: 34 00 504, Billed as a separate item)
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing pressure modulator
Remove the cable ties (arrows).
Remove and disconnect plug (1) for the wheel-speed sensor and plug
(2) for the ESA spring strut.
Disconnect plug (3) for the pressure modulator.
Allow cable leg (4) to dangle to one side.
Note
Use the protective cap from a bleed screw to seal the brake pipes.
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Tightening torques
Pressure modulator to bracket
M6 x 12 8 Nm
M6 x 25 8 Nm
Tightening torques
Bracket for pressure modulator to vibration damper
M6 8 Nm
Hold brake line (2) in position and install nut (1).
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Tightening torques
Brake line, front, to bracket for pressure modulator
M6 8 Nm
Attention
Stretched, twisted or incorrectly fitted brake lines can become worn and
start to leak.
Do not bend or clamp brake lines.
When fitting, check that they are correctly installed and secured and
are not stretched, bent or clamped. Make sure that clearance relative to
all other components is adequate in all situations.
Tightening torques
Brake line with union screw to components
M10 x 1, M12 x 1 14 Nm
Finishing work
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
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Core activity
(-) Removing footbrake lever
Disengage tension spring (1) from footbrake lever (2).
Tightening torques
Footbrake lever to frame
M8 x 45 - 10.9, Replace screw 28 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Install locking clip (1).
Engage tension spring (1) in footbrake lever (2).
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Finishing work
Adjusting play of footbrake lever
Final check of work performed
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Note
Before removal, test the control unit with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic
system and make a backup copy of the data.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Disengaging complete intake air silencer
Core activity
(-) Removing tyre pressure monitoring control unit (RDC
control unit)
Disconnect plug (1) for the RDC control unit.
Remove screw (2).
Remove RDC control unit (3).
Tightening torques
Tyre pressure monitoring (RDC) control unit to intake air silencer
TS4 x 10 3 Nm
Connect plug (1) for the RDC control unit.
Finishing work
Securing complete intake air silencer
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062011 2/2
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Core activity
(-) Removing front tyre pressure monitoring sensor (RDC
sensor)
Remove screw (1).
Remove RDC sensor (2).
When installing, make sure that RDC sensor (2) and RDC label (3) on
the rim are aligned and install screw (1).
Tightening torques
RDC sensor to wheel rim
M8 x 25, use thread-locking 9 Nm
compound for repair
Loctite 243
Finishing work
Remove the front seat
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062011 2/2
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Core activity
(-) Remove the rear tyre pressure monitoring sensor (RDC
sensor)
Remove screw (1).
Remove RDC sensor (2).
When installing, make sure that RDC sensor (2) and RDC label (3) on
the rim are aligned and install screw (1).
Tightening torques
RDC sensor to wheel rim
M8 x 25, use thread-locking 9 Nm
compound for repair
Loctite 243
Finishing work
Remove the front seat
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062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Remove the complete front-wheel cover
Releasing left and right front brake calipers
Installing front-wheel stand
Removing front wheel
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing front wheel-speed sensor
Remove the cable ties (arrows).
Remove plug (1) for the wheel-speed sensor and disconnect.
Work cable (2) clear of the motorcycle.
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Tightening torques
Wheel-speed sensor to wheel carrier/ rear brake caliper
M5 x 10 - 10.9, Replace screw 5 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
When routing cable (1) for the wheel-speed sensor, make sure that
with the front wheel installed, the cable cannot chafe against sensor
ring (2).
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Tightening torques
Cable guide to wheel carrier
M4 x 8, Replace screw 3 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Finishing work
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Install the front wheel
Removing front-wheel stand
Securing front brake calipers, left and right
Bedding in brake pads
Installing complete front-wheel cover
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left fuel-tank cover top section
Removing left cover of fuel tank
Core activity
(-) Removing rear wheel-speed sensor
Remove cable tie (arrow).
Remove plug (1) for the wheel-speed sensor and disconnect.
062011 1/3
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Tightening torques
Wheel-speed sensor to wheel carrier/ rear brake caliper
M5 x 10 - 10.9, Replace screw 5 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
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Finishing work
Installing left cover of fuel tank
Installing left fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Remove the complete front-wheel cover
Releasing left and right front brake calipers
Installing front-wheel stand
Removing front wheel
Core activity
(-) Removing front sensor ring
Remove screws (1).
Remove brake disc (2) and sensor ring (3).
Tightening torques
Brake disc to front wheel
Flat-head screw, M8 x 27 - 10.9, tighten in
Replace screw diagonally
Micro-encapsulated opposite
sequence
19 Nm
Finishing work
Install the front wheel
Removing front-wheel stand
Securing front brake calipers, left and right
Bedding in brake pads
Installing complete front-wheel cover
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Removing number-plate carrier
Remove the rear wheel
Removing rear brake caliper
Core activity
(-) Removing rear sensor ring
Remove screws (1).
Remove brake disc (2) and sensor ring (3).
Tightening torques
Brake disc to wheel carrier
M8 x 15.5, Replace screw tighten by stages
Micro-encapsulated in diagonally
opposite
sequence
Initial torque,
12 Nm
Final torque, 30 Nm
Finishing work
Securing rear brake caliper
Installing rear wheel
Installing number-plate carrier
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Releasing left and right front brake calipers
Remove the complete front-wheel cover
Installing front-wheel stand
Core activity
(-) Removing front wheel
Attention
The left axle clamping screw locates the threaded bush in the front
suspension. If the threaded bush is not correctly aligned the gap
between the ABS sensor ring and the ABS sensor will not be correct
and this can cause the ABS to malfunction or allow the ABS sensor to
be damaged.
In order to ensure that the threaded bush remains correctly aligned, do
not slacken or remove the left axle camping screw.
Tightening torques
Quick-release axle in threaded bush (wheel carrier)
M24 x 1.5 50 Nm
Tighten screw (1).
Tightening torques
Clamping screw for quick-release axle to wheel carrier
M8 x 30 19 Nm
Finishing work
Removing front-wheel stand
Installing complete front-wheel cover
Securing front brake calipers, left and right
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Preparatory work
Removing number-plate carrier
Core activity
(-) Remove the rear wheel
Remove screws (1).
Disengage rear wheel (2) and remove.
Tightening torques
Rear wheel to wheel flange
M10 x 1.25 x 40 tighten in
diagonally
opposite
sequence
60 Nm
Finishing work
Installing number-plate carrier
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Core activity
(-) Static balancing of front wheel
Align balancer (No. 36 3 601) with knurled screws (1) and level gauge
(2).
Insert balancing shaft (No. 36 5 571) in front-wheel bearing and secure
it with tensioner (No. 36 5 572), making sure that front-wheel bearing
is lightly preloaded.
Place the front wheel on the balancer and allow it to come to rest.
Clean the attachment points for the adhesive weights.
Affix adhesive weights (3) opposite the heaviest point of the wheel.
Technical data
Permissible front- max 5 g
wheel imbalance
Balancing weight max 80 g
for front wheel
Weight must be
divided equally
across both sides
and weights
attached to rim on
left and right.
Repeat the balancing procedure as a check.
062011 1/1
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Core activity
(-) Static balancing of rear wheel
Install balancing adapter (No. 36 5 561) with wheel studs (1).
Align balancer (No. 36 3 601) with knurled screws (1) and level gauge
(2).
Introduce balancing shaft (No. 36 5 571) into the rear wheel and
secure it with tensioning device (3).
Place the rear wheel on the balancer and allow it to come to rest.
Clean the attachment points for the adhesive weights.
Affix adhesive weights (4) opposite the heaviest point of the wheel.
Technical data
Permissible rear- max 45 g
wheel imbalance
Balancing weight max 80 g
for rear wheel
Weight must be
divided equally
across both sides
and weights
attached to rim on
left and right.
Repeat the balancing procedure as a check.
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Removing front left brake disc
Removing front right brake disc
Core activity
(-) Removing front tyre
Pry off the tyre opposite (arrow) the valve/tyre pressure monitoring
sensor (RDC sensor).
Apply the lever to the rim at RDC sticker (1), to prevent the tyre bead
from damaging the RDC sensor.
Remove the tyre with commercially available tools.
Test
Check the battery of the RDC sensor with RDC test tool (No. 61 1
671).
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Tightening torques
RDC sensor to wheel rim
M8 x 25, use thread-locking 9 Nm
compound for repair
Loctite 243
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
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specifications to fit the tyres, and make sure that the direction-of-
rotation arrows on tyre and rim point in the same direction.
Test
Inflate the tyre to test pressure and check the valve for leaks.
Technical data
Wheel valve test 4 bar
pressure
Result: Valve leaking
Measure:
Replace the valve insert.
Result: Valve leaktight
Measure:
Correct the tyre pressure.
Technical data
Tyre pressure, front Tyre cold 2.9 bar
Finishing work
Installing front left brake disc
Installing front right brake disc
Static balancing of front wheel
062011 3/3
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Core activity
(-) Removing rear tyre
Pry off the tyre opposite (arrow) the valve/tyre pressure monitoring
sensor (RDC sensor).
Apply the lever to the rim at RDC sticker (1), to prevent the tyre bead
from damaging the RDC sensor.
Remove the tyre with commercially available tools.
Test
Check the battery of the RDC sensor with RDC test tool (No. 61 1
671).
062011 1/3
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Tightening torques
RDC sensor to wheel rim
M8 x 25, use thread-locking 9 Nm
compound for repair
Loctite 243
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Test
Inflate the tyre to test pressure and check the valve for leaks.
Technical data
Wheel valve test 4 bar
pressure
Result: Valve leaking
Measure:
Replace the valve insert.
Result: Valve leaktight
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Measure:
Correct the tyre pressure.
Technical data
Tyre pressure, rear Tyre cold 2.9 bar
Check the tyre and make sure the line is at a uniform distance from the
rim flange all the way round.
Finishing work
Static balancing of rear wheel
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Preparatory work
Removing radial shaft sealing rings, left and right
Core activity
(-) Removing wheel bearings
Place support ring (No. 31 4 800) between the wheel hub on the right
side of the wheel and reaction support (No. 00 8 572).
Heat the bearing seat.
Technical data
Release 100 °C
temperature, front
wheel bearing
Use reaction support (No. 00 8 572) and internal puller (No. 00 8 573)
to remove the wheel bearing.
Technical data
Release 100 °C
temperature, front
wheel bearing
Drive out the left wheel bearing with drift (No. 11 6 732) from the
inside.
Allow the wheel hub to cool down.
Degrease and clean the bearing seats and the spacing bushing.
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Installing radial shaft sealing rings, left and right
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Core activity
(-) Remove the front tyre
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Pry off the tyre opposite (arrow) the valve/tyre pressure monitoring
sensor (RDC sensor).
Apply the lever to the rim at RDC sticker (1), to prevent the tyre bead
from damaging the RDC sensor.
Remove the tyre with commercially available tools.
Test
Check the battery of the RDC sensor with RDC test tool (No. 61 1
671).
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Test
Inflate the tyre to test pressure and check the valve for leaks.
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Technical data
Wheel valve test 4 bar
pressure
Result: Valve leaking
Measure:
Replace the valve insert.
Result: Valve leaktight
Measure:
Correct the tyre pressure.
Technical data
Tyre pressure, front Tyre cold 2.9 bar
Technical data
Permissible front- max 5 g
wheel imbalance
Balancing weight max 80 g
for front wheel
Weight must be
divided equally
across both sides
and weights
attached to rim on
left and right.
Repeat the balancing procedure as a check.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Core activity
(-) Removing rear tyre
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Pry off the tyre opposite (arrow) the valve/tyre pressure monitoring
sensor (RDC sensor).
Apply the lever to the rim at RDC sticker (1), to prevent the tyre bead
from damaging the RDC sensor.
Remove the tyre with commercially available tools.
Test
Check the battery of the RDC sensor with RDC test tool (No. 61 1
671).
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Test
Inflate the tyre to test pressure and check the valve for leaks.
062011 1/3
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Technical data
Wheel valve test 4 bar
pressure
Result: Valve leaking
Measure:
Replace the valve insert.
Result: Valve leaktight
Measure:
Correct the tyre pressure.
Technical data
Tyre pressure, rear Tyre cold 2.9 bar
Check the tyre and make sure the line is at a uniform distance from the
rim flange all the way round.
Align balancer (No. 36 3 601) with knurled screws (1) and level gauge
(2).
Introduce balancing shaft (No. 36 5 571) into the rear wheel and
secure it with tensioning device (3).
Place the rear wheel on the balancer and allow it to come to rest.
Clean the attachment points for the adhesive weights.
Affix adhesive weights (4) opposite the heaviest point of the wheel.
Technical data
Permissible rear- max 45 g
wheel imbalance
Balancing weight max 80 g
for rear wheel
Weight must be
divided equally
across both sides
and weights
attached to rim on
left and right.
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Preparatory work
Installing engine lifter
Removing right catalytic-converter shield
Disengaging clamp on right silencer
Removing right silencer
Core activity
(-) Removing tension springs of centre stand
Warning
Components are spring-loaded. Risk of injury caused by flying parts.
Proceed with care when decreasing or increasing spring tension.
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Make sure that centre-stand axle (1) is installed with catch in recess
(arrows) of centre stand (3).
Warning
Components are spring-loaded. Risk of injury caused by flying parts.
Proceed with care when decreasing or increasing spring tension.
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Finishing work
Installing right silencer
Securing clamp on right silencer
Installing right catalytic-converter shield
Removing engine lifter
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Installing engine lifter
Removing right catalytic-converter shield
Disengaging clamp on right silencer
Removing right silencer
Removing tension springs of centre stand
Core activity
(-) Removing centre stand
Remove circlip (1) with suitable pliers.
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Make sure that centre-stand axle (1) is installed with catch in recess
(arrows) of centre stand (3).
Finishing work
Installing tension springs of centre stand
Installing right silencer
Securing clamp on right silencer
Installing right catalytic-converter shield
Removing engine lifter
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left footrest plate
Disengaging side-stand switch
Core activity
(-) Removing side-stand pivot mount with side stand
Warning
Components are spring-loaded. Risk of injury caused by flying parts.
Proceed with care when decreasing or increasing spring tension.
Test
Check bearing bushing (1) for scores, damage, etc.
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Measure:
=> 46 53 501, Replacing pivot mount for side stand (side stand removed)
(Billed as a separate item)
Tightening torques
Side stand to pivot mount
M10 x 1, Replace screw 40 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Tightening torques
Pivot mount (side stand) to frame
M12 x 37, Replace screw 66 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Install attachment plate (2).
Warning
Components are spring-loaded. Risk of injury caused by flying parts.
Proceed with care when decreasing or increasing spring tension.
Finishing work
Securing side-stand switch
Installing left footrest plate
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left footrest plate
Disengaging side-stand switch
Removing side-stand pivot mount with side stand
Core activity
(-) Removing side stand
Remove screw (1).
Remove side stand (2) from pivot mount (3).
Test
Check bearing bushing (1) for scores, damage, etc.
062011 1/2
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Tightening torques
Side stand to pivot mount
M10 x 1, Replace screw 40 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Finishing work
Installing side-stand pivot mount with side stand
Securing side-stand switch
Installing left footrest plate
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Warning
Components are spring-loaded. Risk of injury caused by flying parts.
Proceed with care when decreasing or increasing spring tension.
Core activity
(-) Removing tension springs of side stand
Remove tension springs (1), using hook (No. 46 5 721).
Remove attachment plate (2).
Remove tension springs (1) from attachment plate (2).
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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46 53 501 Replacing pivot mount for side stand (side stand removed) 1 FRUs
Core activity
(-) Replacing bearing bushing of side stand
Replace bearing bushing (1), using a suitable tool.
Lubricate new bearing bushing (1).
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the rear seat
Removing number-plate carrier
Removing complete luggage carrier
Core activity
(-) Removing luggage carrier
Remove screws (1).
Remove grab handles (2) left and (3) right from luggage carrier (4).
Tightening torques
Grab handle to luggage carrier
M6 x 20, Replace screw 8 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Finishing work
Installing complete luggage carrier
Installing number-plate carrier
Installing rear seat
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Core activity
(-) Removing case lid
Disengage holding strap (1) from bracket (2).
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Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Core activity
(-) Removing front-wheel cover (front section)
Remove screws (1) on left and right.
Remove front-wheel cover (front section) (2).
062011 1/2
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Tightening torques
Front-wheel cover, front, to front-wheel cover, rear
M5 x 12 2.5 Nm
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Core activity
(-) Remove the complete front-wheel cover
Remove screws (1).
Remove complete front-wheel cover (2).
Tightening torques
Front-wheel cover, front, to front-wheel cover, rear
M5 x 12 2.5 Nm
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Tightening torques
Front-wheel cover to wheel carrier
M6 x 12 2.5 Nm
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Core activity
(-) Removing compartment cover for navigation device
Using a suitable tool, disengage compartment cover (1) and remove,
noting the retaining lugs (arrows).
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Core activity
(-) Removing gearbox cover
Remove screws (1).
Remove gearbox cover (2).
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the rear seat
Removing number-plate carrier
Removing complete luggage carrier
Core activity
(-) Removing tail cover centre panel
Remove screws (1).
Remove tail cover (2).
Finishing work
Installing complete luggage carrier
Installing number-plate carrier
Installing rear seat
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Core activity
(-) Removing left hand protector
Precondition
Windscreen is raised.
062011 1/3
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Precondition
Windscreen is raised.
Install hand protector (2), making sure that it is engaged in the guides
(arrows).
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Finishing work
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Core activity
(-) Removing windscreen
Remove screws (1) and remove covers (2).
Remove windscreen (3).
Tightening torques
Standard screws for trim panels/body panels
M5 2.5 Nm
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Removing windscreen
Removing cross brace for windscreen
Core activity
(-) Removing left and right holders for windscreen
Remove the following components:
Retaining clips (1) with collar
Retainers (2)
Pin, long (3)
Pin, short (4)
Holder for windscreen, left (5)
Holder for windscreen, right (6)
Finishing work
Installing cross brace for windscreen
Installing windscreen
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Removing right mirror
Removing finisher of air guide, right
Core activity
(-) Removing top section of fairing, right
Remove screws (1).
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Installing finisher of air guide, right
Installing right mirror
Installing right speaker
Installing right hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing left mirror
Removing finisher of air guide, left
Core activity
(-) Removing top section of fairing, left
Remove screws (1).
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Installing finisher of air guide, left
Installing left mirror
Installing left speaker
Installing left hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left fuel-tank cover top section
Removing left cover of fuel tank
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right fuel-tank cover top section
Remove the right fuel-tank cover
Core activity
(-) Removing centre cover of fuel tank
Remove screws (1) and (2).
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Installing right fuel-tank cover
Installing right fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Installing left cover of fuel tank
Installing left fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Removing right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing cover of instrument panel
Removing windscreen
Removing left mirror
Removing finisher of air guide, left
Removing top section of fairing, left
Removing right mirror
Removing finisher of air guide, right
Removing top section of fairing, right
Removing cross brace for windscreen
Disengaging left and right windscreen holders
Removing top cover
Removing cover for windscreen adjuster
Removing inner trim with instrument panel
Removing windscreen adjuster
Removing headlight
Disengaging expansion tank for coolant
Disengaging bracket for basic module and engine control unit
Removing height sensor, front
Removing air guide for oil cooler
Removing adjusting plate
Disengaging seat support
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Removing horn
062011 1/8
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Core activity
(-) Removing left front panel carrier
Remove the cable ties (arrows).
Unclip feed line (1) of the oil cooler from bracket (2).
Unclip return line (3) of the oil cooler from bracket (4).
Remove plug (5) for the clutch switch.
Remove the cable ties (arrows) and disengage wiring harness (1).
Remove screws (1) and (2) and disengage front panel carrier (3).
062011 2/8
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Work left front panel carrier (1) clear, noting feed line (2) and return
line (3) of oil cooler (4).
Remove oil cooler (4) with rubber mounts (5) from right front panel
carrier (6) and allow it to dangle to one side.
Remove screws (1), raise front panel carrier (2) and unclip cable (3)
for the ignition switch.
062011 3/8
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Hold bracket (2) for speaker in position on new front panel carrier (3)
and install screws (1).
Tightening torques
Bracket for speaker to front panel carrier
M5 x 16 10 Nm
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Hold bracket (2) for speaker in position on new front panel carrier (3)
and install screws (1).
Tightening torques
Bracket for speaker to front panel carrier
M5 x 16 10 Nm
Hold earthing strap (5) for the aerial in position and install screw (4).
Tightening torques
Earthing strap (aerial) to front panel carrier
M6 x 12 8 Nm
Tightening torques
Front panel carrier to main frame
M6 x 20 8 Nm
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Route wiring harness (1) to front panel carrier (2) and secure it with the
cable ties (arrows).
Hold front panel carrier (3) in position, install screws (1) to secure the
front panel carrier to the front panel carrier and screws (2) to secure
the front panel carrier to the main frame.
Tightening torques
Front panel carrier to front panel carrier
Special thread for light alloy, 6 x 12 Nm
25
Front panel carrier to main frame
M6 x 20 8 Nm
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Route wiring harness (1) and secure it with the cable ties (arrows).
Route wiring harness (4) and secure it with the cable ties (arrows).
Hold plug (3) for the multifunction switch in position and install screws
(2).
Connect and install plug (1) for the multi-controller.
Clip return line (3) of the oil cooler into holder (4) and secure it with a
cable tie (arrow).
Clip flow line (1) of the oil cooler into holder (2) and secure it with a
cable tie (arrow).
Finishing work
Installing horn
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing air guide for oil cooler
Installing height sensor, front
Securing bracket for basic module and engine control unit
Securing expansion tank for coolant
Installing headlight
Installing windscreen adjuster
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Core activity
(-) Removing left radiator cowl
Remove screws (1).
Disengage radiator cowl (2) from the rubber grommet (arrow) and
remove.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right hand protector
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left hand protector
Core activity
(-) Removing cover of instrument panel
Remove screws (1).
Use a suitable tool to push back retainers (2) and disengage cover (3)
at top.
Remove cover (3), noting the retainers (arrows).
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Installing left hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Installing right hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing left slipstream deflector
Remove screws (1).
Remove complete slipstream deflector (2).
Finishing work
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Core activity
(-) Removing left stowage-compartment lid
Open the stowage compartment.
Press the retainers (arrows) down and remove swivels (1) and spring
(2).
Remove stowage-compartment lid (3).
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the front-seat trimmer, left
Removing cover for case carrier, left
Core activity
(-) Removing left rear trim panel
Remove screws (1).
Remove rear trim panel (1), noting the retaining lugs (arrows).
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Installing cover for case carrier, left
Install the front-seat trimmer, left
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Core activity
(-) Removing left side panel
Turn slipstream deflector (1) to one side.
Remove screw (2).
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Finishing work
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Core activity
(-) Remove the right side panel
Turn slipstream deflector (1) to one side.
Remove screw (2).
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Finishing work
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing inner trim for left side panel
Disengage complete ambient-temperature sensor (1) from inner trim
(2).
062011 1/4
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Transfer rubber grommet (1), flat nuts (2) and rubber guides (3) to new
inner trim (4).
062011 2/4
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Tightening torques
Operating unit for audio system to fairing side panel
TS4 x 10 1.5 Nm
062011 3/4
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Finishing work
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Final check of work performed
062011 4/4
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing cover of instrument panel
Removing windscreen
Removing cross brace for windscreen
Disengaging left and right windscreen holders
Removing top cover
Core activity
(-) Removing inner trim with instrument panel
Remove screws (1) and screws (2) with washers (3).
Disengage plug (1) for windscreen adjuster from the holder (arrow).
Disconnect plug (2) for the instrument panel.
Remove inner trim (3) with the instrument panel.
062011 1/3
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Tightening torques
Instrument panel to inner trim
M6 x 16 5 Nm
062011 2/3
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Finishing work
Installing top cover
Securing left and right windscreen holders
Installing cross brace for windscreen
Installing windscreen
Installing cover of instrument panel
Installing left speaker
Installing left hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Installing right speaker
Installing right hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing inner trim for right side panel
Remove screws (1) with bushings (2).
Remove screw (3).
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Transfer rubber grommet (1), flat nuts (2) and rubber guides (3) from
old to new inner trim (4).
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Finishing work
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Removing right bottom side panel
Remove screws (1).
Remove bottom side panel (2), disengaging the hook (arrow).
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Removing left bottom side panel
Remove screws (1).
Remove bottom side panel (2), disengaging the hook (arrow).
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Warning
Components are spring-loaded. Risk of injury caused by flying parts.
Proceed with care when decreasing or increasing spring tension.
Core activity
(-) Removing front footrest
Remove circlip (1) and pin (2).
Remove sleeve (3) and spring (4).
Remove complete footrest (5).
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Removing left footrest plate
Remove screws (1) and screw (2).
Secure gearshift lever (3) so that it cannot fall out.
Remove footrest plate (4), removing washer (5).
Remove the following components and install them in the new footrest
plate:
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Buffer (1)
Screws (2)
Cover (3)
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Tightening torques
Footrest plate to frame
M8 x 25 28 Nm
M8 x 45, Replace screw 28 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Removing right footrest plate
Remove screws (1) and screw (2).
Remove footrest plate (3).
Remove screws (1) and cover (2) and install them in the new footrest
plate.
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Tightening torques
Footrest plate to frame
M8 x 25 28 Nm
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Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Removing mirror glass
Turn mirror glass (1) inward.
Using a suitable tool, unclip mirror glass (1) from the tabs (arrows) of
mirror holder (2).
Carefully remove mirror glass (1).
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Core activity
(-) Removing left mirror
Remove screws (1).
Remove mirror (2).
Tightening torques
Mirror to front panel carrier
M6 x 25 5 Nm
Finishing work
Installing left speaker
Installing left hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Core activity
(-) Removing right mirror
Remove cable tie (arrow).
Disconnect plug (1) for the aerial and work cable (2) clear of the
motorcycle.
Tightening torques
Mirror to front panel carrier
M6 x 25 5 Nm
Install screw (1) for the earthing strap.
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Work cable (2) into position and connect plug (1) for the aerial.
Secure the cable tie (arrow).
Finishing work
Installing right speaker
Installing right hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing left stowage compartment
Core activity
(-) Removing lock barrel for stowage compartment
Insert ignition key (1) in lock barrel (2) and turn lock barrel (2) to the
open position.
Using a suitable provisional tool such as a length of wire, for example,
press the locking pawl (arrow) in.
Remove lock barrel (2) with ignition key (1).
Finishing work
Installing left stowage compartment
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Core activity
(-) Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to
motorcycle
Connect the BMW Motorrad battery charger.
Note
When carrying out diagnosis and programming, use a battery charger
with 30 A approved by BMW Motorrad that ensures an on-board
system voltage of 13V.
Disengage diagnosis plug (1) from holder (2) and remove protective
cap (3).
Connect diagnosis plug (1) to connecting cable (4) for the diagnostic
system.
Note
See the information about the BMW Motorrad diagnostic system for all
other instructions.
Finishing work
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to
motorcycle
Connect the BMW Motorrad battery charger.
Note
When carrying out diagnosis and programming, use a battery charger
with 30 A approved by BMW Motorrad that ensures an on-board
system voltage of 13V.
Disengage diagnosis plug (1) from holder (2) and remove protective
cap (3).
Connect diagnosis plug (1) to connecting cable (4) for the diagnostic
system.
Note
See the information about the BMW Motorrad diagnostic system for all
other instructions.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Programming vehicle control unit
Start the programming routine and follow the instructions issued by the
BMW Motorrad diagnostic system.
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Core activity
(-) Installing wiring harness repair kit
Cut out the defective plug or length of cable, if possible making the cut
at some point along a straight run where the wiring harness can be
firmly secured.
Cut the individual cores staggered along approximately the length of a
shrink-on hose, so that the repaired points are not beside each other.
Correlate the numbered cores of the repair kit with the corresponding
cable colours of the original plug and cut them back to the appropriate
staggered lengths.
Note
The cables are not colour-coded; instead, they have code numbers to
ensure the universal usability of the repair kits.
Use crimping pliers (No. 61 0 651) and crimping head (No. 61 0 652)
to crimp on the connectors.
Slide the shrink-on hose into position over the connector and use a
hot-air gun to heat the hose.
The shrink-on hose contracts, tightens round the surface of the cable
and turns transparent. At the same time, hot glue (arrow) escapes and
forms a seal around the repair.
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Core activity
(-) Removing battery
Attention
Disconnection in the wrong sequence increases the risk of short-
circuits.
Always proceed in the correct sequence.
Tightening torques
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Attention
Connection in the wrong sequence increases the risk of short-circuits.
Always proceed in the correct sequence.
Tightening torques
Wiring harness to battery
M6 x 20 3.5 Nm
Install protective cap (3) for positive terminal.
Hold negative lead in position at negative terminal of battery (2) and
install screw (1).
Tightening torques
Wiring harness to battery
M6 x 20 3.5 Nm
Finishing work
=> Checking or restoring system time (Description in
item: 61 35 506, Billed as a separate item)
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Checking battery charge state
Attention
Standard, commercially available chargers connected to the on-board
socket could cause irreparable damage to the on-board electronics and
themselves.
Use only chargers approved by BMW Motorrad.
Test
Switch on the ignition.
Control units switch on.
Switch off the ignition.
Technical data
Deactivation delay if no 60 s
for control units consumers
are active
Control units remain on, because of the deactivation delay.
Within the deactivation delay, connect the BMW Motorrad battery
charger with charging cable to on-board socket (1) first.
The battery charge state is displayed.
Result: Battery is not fully charged.
Measure:
Connect the BMW Motorrad battery charger to the local power supply.
Note
If the battery charger indicates that on-board voltage has dropped to the
lower voltage limit for the on-board system, you can recharge the battery
only by connecting the charger directly to the battery terminals. The on-
board socket is switched off if the voltage is below this lower voltage
limit.
Technical data
≤7 V
Undervoltage in on-
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board system
Charge the battery with the BMW Motorrad battery charger, taking
care to comply with the instructions for use.
Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Attention
Any attempt to open the unit will result in damage to the printed circuits,
which are lacquer-sealed.
The top and bottom parts of the switch unit are set in their relative
positions by the manufacturer: do not attempt to separate the two parts
of the switch.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Removing handlebar weight
Removing left grip unit
Removing left multifunction switch
Core activity
(-) Removing multi-controller
Remove the cable ties (arrows).
Disconnect plug (1) for the multi-controller and disengage cable (2).
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Tightening torques
Multi-controller to grip
RS2.5 x 20 1.5 Nm
Connect plug (1) for the multi-controller and route cable (2).
Close the cable ties (arrows).
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Finishing work
Installing left multifunction switch
Installing left grip unit
Installing handlebar weight
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Attention
Any attempt to open the unit will result in damage to the printed circuits,
which are lacquer-sealed.
The top and bottom parts of the switch unit are set in their relative
positions by the manufacturer: do not attempt to separate the two parts
of the switch.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Removing handlebar weight
Core activity
(-) Removing left grip unit
Remove cable holder (1) and the cable tie (arrow).
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Pull rubber grip (1) to the side and remove screw (2).
Remove complete grip unit (3) from the handlebar.
Note
Carefully pull off the grip unit because it can catch on the anti-chafing
film, making it difficult to move.
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Check that the grip-heating cable is correctly routed and does not
project into the grip tube.
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Route cable (2) and connect plug (1) for the multifunction switch.
Close the cable ties (arrows).
Test
Check the condition of anti-chafing film (1)
Provisionally install grip unit (1) and mark the position of the edge
(arrow) on the handlebar.
Remove grip unit (1).
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Tightening torques
Handlebar grip, left, to handlebar
M3.5 x 32 2 Nm
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Finishing work
Installing handlebar weight
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Removing right multifunction switch
Disconnecting plug for throttle twistgrip
Disconnect plug (1) for the throttle twistgrip.
Push cover (2) forward and up, noting retaining catches (3).
Disconnect and remove plug (1) for the heated grip and plug (2) for the
multifunction switch.
Remove screw (3).
Remove multifunction switch (4).
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Attention
Overtightened screws can lead to component damage.
Do not exceed the specified tightening torque.
Tightening torques
Multifunction switch to grip unit
PT 2.5 x 15 0.4 Nm
Install and connect plug (2) for the multifunction switch and plug (1) for
the heated handlebar grips.
Position cover (2) and push backwards and down, paying attention to
retaining catches (3).
Attention
Overtightened screws can lead to component damage.
Do not exceed the specified tightening torque.
Tightening torques
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Finishing work
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing complete cover of fuel tank
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Disengaging left and right intake air pipes
Removing complete intake air silencer
Removing fuel tank
Core activity
(-) Removing clutch switch
Remove the cable ties (arrows).
Remove plug (1) for the clutch switch and disconnect.
Release cable (2).
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Tightening torques
Clutch switch to handlebar fitting
M2 x 18 0.3 Nm
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Finishing work
Installing fuel tank
Installing complete intake air silencer
Securing left and right intake air pipes
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Installing complete cover of fuel tank
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left fuel-tank cover top section
Removing left cover of fuel tank
Removing left footrest plate
Core activity
(-) Removing side-stand switch
Remove the cable ties (arrows).
Disconnect plug (1) for the side-stand switch and work cable (2) clear
of the motorcycle.
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Route cable (2) in the motorcycle and connect plug (1) for the side-
stand switch.
Close the cable ties (arrows).
Finishing work
Installing left footrest plate
Function test, engine start suppression
Installing left cover of fuel tank
Installing left fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the rear seat
Core activity
(-) Removing switch for rear-seat heating
Remove screws (1).
Work switch cover (2) to the outside to remove.
Install switch cover (1), making sure that lock barrel (2) engages
locking shaft (3).
Install screws (4).
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Finishing work
Installing rear seat
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Core activity
(-) Removing starter relay
Using a suitable tool, remove starter relay (1) from bracket (2).
Finishing work
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Covering cover for fuel tank
Covering instrument panel
Closing equalising bore of front brake
Removing BMW badge with carrier
Removing nut of handlebar bridge
Core activity
(-) Disconnecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and
ring aerial
Remove handlebars (1) from steering adapter (2).
Unclip cable holder (3).
Disconnect plugs (4) for the ignition switch/steering lock and (5) for the
ring aerial.
Tightening torques
Ignition switch to steering lock
M3 0.5 Nm
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Finishing work
Installing handlebars
Installing BMW badge with carrier
Opening equalising bore of front brake
Removing blanket covering instrument panel
Removing blanket covering fuel tank
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing inner trim for right side panel
Remove screws (1) with bushings (2).
Remove screw (3).
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Finishing work
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing adjusting plate
Removing seat support
Core activity
(-) Disengaging relay and fuse carrier
Remove screws (1).
Remove relay and fuse carrier (2).
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Finishing work
Installing seat support
Installing adjusting plate
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Core activity
(-) Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to
motorcycle
Connect the BMW Motorrad battery charger.
Note
When carrying out diagnosis and programming, use a battery charger
with 30 A approved by BMW Motorrad that ensures an on-board
system voltage of 13V.
Disengage diagnosis plug (1) from holder (2) and remove protective
cap (3).
Connect diagnosis plug (1) to connecting cable (4) for the diagnostic
system.
Note
See the information about the BMW Motorrad diagnostic system for all
other instructions.
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Note
Before removal, test the control unit with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic
system and make a backup copy of the data.
Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Disengaging ESA control unit
Core activity
(-) Removing control unit basic module
Disconnect plug (1) for the basic module.
Push back retaining tabs (2) and remove basic module (3).
Note
Do not, under any circumstances temporarily install control units from
other vehicles by way of testing.
The possible consequences include:
Coding data could be overwritten.
The control units could malfunction.
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Finishing work
Securing ESA control unit
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
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Note
Before removal, test the control unit with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic
system and make a backup copy of the data.
Preparatory work
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing control unit basic module satellite
Push back retaining tabs (1) and remove basic module satellite (2).
Disconnect plug (3) for basic module satellite (2).
Note
Do not, under any circumstances temporarily install control units from
other vehicles by way of testing.
The possible consequences include:
Coding data could be overwritten.
The control units could malfunction.
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Finishing work
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
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Preparatory work
Covering cover for fuel tank
Covering instrument panel
Closing equalising bore of front brake
Removing BMW badge with carrier
Removing nut of handlebar bridge
Disconnecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and ring
aerial
Removing handlebar bridge
Core activity
(-) Removing ignition switch/steering lock with ring aerial
Lay handlebar bridge (1) on a padded rest.
Remove screws (2).
Remove screws (3) and remove ignition switch (4).
Attention
Components can be damaged by hard or sharp-edged objects.
Avoid scratching the components; use masking tape if necessary.
Drill pilot holes into non-removable screws (1) and then continue
drilling out the holes until the screw heads come off.
Technical data
Ignition Pilot hole min 5 mm
switch/steering diameter 4 mm
lock - drilling depth Diameter for 5 mm
for drilling out non- drilling out
removable screws fully 8.5 mm
Use compressed air to remove metal particles.
Remove steering lock (2) with ring aerial (3).
Use a stud remover to remove shanks of non-removable screws (4).
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install.
Tightening torques
Ignition and steering lock to handlebar yoke
M8 x 26, Replace screw 20 Nm
Micro-encapsulated
Tightening torques
Ring aerial to ignition switch/steering lock
M3 0.5 Nm
Finishing work
Installing handlebar bridge
Connecting plugs for ignition switch/steering lock and ring aerial
Installing handlebars
Installing BMW badge with carrier
Opening equalising bore of front brake
Removing blanket covering instrument panel
Removing blanket covering fuel tank
Final check of work performed
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61 35 503 Setting service-due date with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system (for maintenance)
1 FRUs
Core activity
(-) Setting service-due date
Start ISTA and perform the vehicle test.
Select Activities from the menu, call up the Service schedules and
set the service date.
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61 35 504 Setting service countdown distance with BMW Motorrad diagnostic system (for
maintenance) 1 FRUs
Core activity
(-) Setting service countdown distance
Start ISTA and perform the vehicle test.
Select Activities from the menu, call up the Service schedules and
set the countdown distance.
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61 35 505 Setting service-due date and service countdown distance with BMW Motorrad
diagnostic system (for maintenance) 1 FRUs
Core activity
(-) Setting service-due date and service countdown distance
Start ISTA and perform the vehicle test.
Select Activities from the menu, call up the Service schedules and
set the service date and the countdown distance.
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Note
Before removal, test the control unit with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic
system and make a backup copy of the data.
Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing cover of instrument panel
Removing windscreen
Removing cross brace for windscreen
Disengaging left and right windscreen holders
Removing top cover
Removing inner trim with instrument panel
Core activity
(-) Removing instrument panel
Remove screws (1).
Remove instrument panel (2) from inner trim (3).
Tightening torques
Instrument panel to inner trim
M6 x 16 5 Nm
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Finishing work
Installing inner trim with instrument panel
Installing top cover
Securing left and right windscreen holders
Installing cross brace for windscreen
Installing windscreen
Installing cover of instrument panel
Installing left speaker
Installing left hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Installing right speaker
Installing right hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
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Preparatory work
Removing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Core activity
(-) Correcting headlight beam angle
Adjust the lateral angle for the high-beam headlight by turning
adjusting screw (1) with a suitable tool.
Adjust the height of the beam throw by turning adjusting screw (1) or
(2) with a suitable tool.
Finishing work
Installing right speaker
Installing right hand protector
Installing left speaker
Installing left hand protector
Installing air guides for intake air pipes, left and right
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the front-seat trimmer, left
Removing cover for case carrier, left
Removing left rear trim panel
Core activity
(-) Removing height sensor, rear
Disconnect plug (1).
Remove screws (2) and remove sensor (3) from bracket (4).
Finishing work
Installing left rear trim panel
Installing cover for case carrier, left
Install the front-seat trimmer, left
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Calibrating headlight
Disconnecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system from motorcycle
Installing front seat
Checking headlight beam throw
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right fuel-tank cover top section
Remove the right fuel-tank cover
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Disengaging bracket for basic module and engine control unit
Core activity
(-) Removing height sensor, front
Disconnect plug (1).
Remove nut (2), while counter-holding at ball head (3).
Disengage actuator rod (4).
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Tightening torques
Bracket for height sensor to front panel carrier
M6 x 20 5 Nm
Finishing work
Securing bracket for basic module and engine control unit
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing right fuel-tank cover
Installing right fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Connecting BMW Motorrad diagnostic system to motorcycle
Calibrating headlight
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right fuel-tank cover top section
Remove the right fuel-tank cover
Removing right bottom side panel
Removing right radiator cowl
Remove the right side panel
Removing inner trim for right side panel
Disengaging bracket for basic module and engine control unit
Core activity
(-) Removing height sensor, front
Disconnect plug (1).
Remove nut (2), while counter-holding at ball head (3).
Disengage actuator rod (4).
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Tightening torques
Bracket for height sensor to front panel carrier
M6 x 20 5 Nm
Finishing work
Securing bracket for basic module and engine control unit
Installing inner trim for right side panel
Install the right side panel
Install the right radiator cowl
Installing right bottom side panel
Installing right fuel-tank cover
Installing right fuel-tank cover top section
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
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Preparatory work
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, right
Removing right hand protector
Removing right speaker
Removing right mirror
Removing finisher of air guide, right
Removing top section of fairing, right
Removing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Removing left hand protector
Removing left speaker
Removing finisher of air guide, left
Removing top section of fairing, left
Removing cover of instrument panel
Disengaging left and right windscreen holders
Removing top cover
Removing cover for windscreen adjuster
Core activity
(-) Removing headlight
Remove retaining clip (1) and screw (2) with washer (3).
Disconnect plug (4) for the headlight and disengage with the cable
from holder (5).
Remove retaining clip (1) and screw (2) with washer (3).
Disconnect plug (4) for the headlight and disengage with the cable
from holder (5).
062011 1/4
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Tightening torques
Mounted parts to headlight
1.5 Nm
Remove screws (1).
Remove headlight control unit (2) with seal (3) and xenon control unit
(4) with seal (5) and install in new headlight. Check seals (3) and (5)
for damage; replace if necessary.
Install screws (1).
Tightening torques
Mounted parts to headlight
1.5 Nm
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Install retaining clip (1) and screw (2) with washer (3).
Tightening torques
Headlight to front panel carrier
M5 x 30 2.5 Nm
Connect plug (4) for the headlight and secure it with cable in holder
(5).
Install retaining clip (1) and screw (2) with washer (3).
Tightening torques
Headlight to front panel carrier
M5 x 30 2.5 Nm
Connect plug (4) for the headlight and secure it with cable in holder
(5).
Finishing work
Installing cover for windscreen adjuster
Installing top cover
Securing left and right windscreen holders
Installing cover of instrument panel
Installing top section of fairing, left
Installing finisher of air guide, left
Installing left mirror
Installing left speaker
Installing left hand protector
Installing air guide for intake air pipe, left
Installing top section of fairing, right
062011 3/4
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062011 4/4
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63 13 012 Renewing complete front left or right flashing turn indicator 4 FRUs
+ 63 13 501
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing front left flashing turn indicator
Disconnect plug (1) for the flashing turn indicators.
Remove screws (2).
Remove flashing turn indicators (3).
Finishing work
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Removing number-plate carrier
Removing cover panels for rear lights, left and right
Core activity
(-) Removing rear-light unit
Disconnect plug (1) for the rear light.
Remove clips (2) and washers (3).
062011 1/2
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Tightening torques
Cover, centre to rear-light cluster
Screw for plastic, PT40 x 15 3 Nm
Finishing work
Installing cover panels for rear lights, left and right
Installing number-plate carrier
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left hand protector
Removing right hand protector
Core activity
(-) Removing left speaker
Disconnect plug (1) for the speaker.
Remove screws (2).
Remove speaker (3).
Tightening torques
Speaker to bracket/top section of fairing
M5 x 20 2.5 Nm
Connect plug (1) for the speaker.
062011 1/2
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Tightening torques
Speaker to bracket/top section of fairing
M5 x 20 2.5 Nm
Connect plug (1) for the speaker.
Finishing work
Installing right hand protector
Installing left hand protector
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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65 14 505 Replacing operating unit for audio system (without (testing software/
programming) 3 FRUs
Equipment trim-level variant:
0267 - ECE audio system and preparation for navigation system
0266 - Preparation for audio system and navigation device
Note
Before removal, test the control unit with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic
system and make a backup copy of the data.
Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Removing inner trim for left side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing operating unit for audio system
Remove screws (1).
Remove operating unit (2).
Tightening torques
Operating unit for audio system to fairing side panel
TS4 x 10 1.5 Nm
Finishing work
Installing inner trim for left side panel
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
062011 1/2
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062011 2/2
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65 75 020 Replace batteries for control unit of anti-theft alarm system 5 FRUs
+ 65 75 520
Equipment trim-level variant:
0603 - Anti-theft alarm (DWA)
0417 - Central locking
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the rear seat
Removing number-plate carrier
Removing complete luggage carrier
Removing tail cover centre panel
Core activity
(-) Removing batteries in control unit for anti-theft alarm
system (DWA)
Remove screws (1) and remove cover (2).
Technical data
Battery type and CR 1632 lithium
rated voltage 3V
062011 1/2
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Finishing work
Installing tail cover centre panel
Installing complete luggage carrier
Installing number-plate carrier
Installing rear seat
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 2/2
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65 75 510 Replacing control unit of anti-theft alarm (without testing software/ programming) 4
FRUs
Equipment trim-level variant:
0603 - Anti-theft alarm (DWA)
0417 - Central locking
Note
Before removal, test the control unit with the BMW Motorrad diagnostic
system and make a backup copy of the data.
Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Remove the rear seat
Removing number-plate carrier
Removing complete luggage carrier
Removing tail cover centre panel
Core activity
(-) Removing anti-theft alarm
Remove cable tie (arrow).
Disconnect plug (1) for the anti-theft alarm and plug (2) for the central
locking system.
Tightening torques
062011 1/2
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Connect plug (1) for the anti-theft alarm and plug (2) for the central
locking system.
Secure the cable tie (arrow).
Finishing work
=> Testing software (Description in item: 61 00 502,
Billed as a separate item)
062011 2/2
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Preparatory work
Removing left bottom side panel
Removing left radiator cowl
Removing left side panel
Core activity
(-) Removing ambient-temperature sensor
Disengage complete ambient-temperature sensor (1) from inner trim
(2) and disconnect plug (3).
Finishing work
Install the left side panel
Installing left radiator cowl
Installing left bottom side panel
Final check of work performed
062011 1/1
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Preparatory work
Remove the front seat
Removing cover for case carrier, left
Removing left rear trim panel
Core activity
(-) Removing central-locking unit for cases
Disengage line (1) from the holder (arrow).
Disconnect plug (2) for the central-locking drive.
Remove screws (3).
Remove central-locking unit (4).
062011 1/3
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Remove central-locking drive (1) with pivot lever (2) from housing (3).
Remove lever (2) from drive (1).
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Finishing work
Installing left rear trim panel
Installing cover for case carrier, left
Installing front seat
Final check of work performed
062011 3/3