Semper_Fi
05-05-2009, 09:37 AM
The articles, posts and comments in this tech section are posted by individual members and reflect their personal thoughts and experiences with repairing, maintaining, and generally working on motorcycles. This information may require specific knowledge and skills, may or may not be correct or current to model.
The authors of information found here and the BMW MOA take no responsibility for ensuring the accuracy of any information (including procedures, techniques, parts numbers, torque values, tool usage, etc.), or further for any damage of any kind or injuries incurred or caused by anyone following the instructions or information found here.
It is the duty of the individual to either assume the liability himself for responsibly using the information found here, or to take the bike or accessory to a Dealer or other qualified professional service.
Lastly, please ensure you dispose of your used chemicals, oils and fuels in an environmentally responsible manner. Most Auto Parts stores and service stations will accept used oil and lubricants, tires and batteries, please check for your local availability.
For proper disposal of waste fluid please refer to this link to find approved recycling centers in your area http://earth911.com/ - special thanks to Ted for providing the link.
This article, text and photos are Copyright of the individual authors and the BMW MOA, any copying or redistributing is permitted only by prior written authorization.
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Specifics:
- Bike shown is a 2009 R1200RT
NOTE – please ensure you dispose of your used chemicals, oils and fuels in an environmentally responsible manner.
This procedure will generate approximately 0.25 liter (quart) of waste gear oil.
Please note that on model year 2009 BMW has changed the process by which to refill the rear drive.
On this model year it is not required that the speed sensor be removed.
Please reference the first part of this DIY (link below) to remove the rear wheel and relocate the muffler.
http://www.bmwmoa.org/forum/showthread.php?t=35072
This information was provided my Mike S - many thanks
The authors of information found here and the BMW MOA take no responsibility for ensuring the accuracy of any information (including procedures, techniques, parts numbers, torque values, tool usage, etc.), or further for any damage of any kind or injuries incurred or caused by anyone following the instructions or information found here.
It is the duty of the individual to either assume the liability himself for responsibly using the information found here, or to take the bike or accessory to a Dealer or other qualified professional service.
Lastly, please ensure you dispose of your used chemicals, oils and fuels in an environmentally responsible manner. Most Auto Parts stores and service stations will accept used oil and lubricants, tires and batteries, please check for your local availability.
For proper disposal of waste fluid please refer to this link to find approved recycling centers in your area http://earth911.com/ - special thanks to Ted for providing the link.
This article, text and photos are Copyright of the individual authors and the BMW MOA, any copying or redistributing is permitted only by prior written authorization.
************************************************** ***************
Specifics:
- Bike shown is a 2009 R1200RT
NOTE – please ensure you dispose of your used chemicals, oils and fuels in an environmentally responsible manner.
This procedure will generate approximately 0.25 liter (quart) of waste gear oil.
Please note that on model year 2009 BMW has changed the process by which to refill the rear drive.
On this model year it is not required that the speed sensor be removed.
Please reference the first part of this DIY (link below) to remove the rear wheel and relocate the muffler.
http://www.bmwmoa.org/forum/showthread.php?t=35072
This information was provided my Mike S - many thanks