R 1200 GS Tear Down: Throttle Body Disassembly (a Nicht Uber Max video)
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this video, I disassemble one of the two throttle bodies from the R 1200 GS parts/breakdown project.
Tools needed:
* T20 torx driver
* T25 torx driver
* 8mm wrench
* probe or puller (for springs)
* flat and phillips head screwdrivers
* snap-ring pliers
Please note I am not trying to save or salvage any parts (unless so stated) from this motorcycle, so I may engage in destructive behavior not conducive to reusing some parts. Post if you have questions and I'll do my best to answer.
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Very educational shows how easy it is to get to injectors on my 2004 R1200GS UK Bike.
Need that butterfly and cable holder lol ....mines just broken whilst in 4in mud on my r1200gs
Me too, which is why I am watching. There are CNC aluminum version available for a pretty penny.
@@rz1081 where can i have it, mine is broken too ...
As a reminder, I like to put a mark on the butterfly, because they don't all have a number like yours.
Thank youfor your video.Stéphane from France
does the wet head adjust everything by the on board computer?
The computer definitely stays on top of things and adjusts on the fly as needed. A great example of that is if you trailer your bike from a weekend of riding in Death Valley to a weekend of riding in Denver, your bike is going to run poorly for a few days. However, if you ride it from Death Valley to Denver, by the the time you're a mile high, the bike's computer has had plenty of time to adjust the mixture incrementally, ensuring it runs great at both elevations.
Interesting to see the throttle cable plastic piece of shit pulley is cracked.
Mine too ... is there any replacement for this part ?
@@adamsaksono9602 You can repair it easily by using a strong epoxy such as JB Weld to glue on a large washer to hold the pulley together, also a good idea to do this before it cracks as a preventative measure. One of mine had a hairline crack and the r/h side ok, but I glued a washer on both.