phooey
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A job I'm about to undertake, others may find this helpful...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0_j8SuiFQI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0_j8SuiFQI
Did you realy have to heat the pivot bolts that much ??
His other videos are useful too.
Just watched the one on engine noise which can be caused by a loose cap on a push rod![]()
It's good but..
He mentions prop shaft phasing, but then refits final drive without showing/ explaining correct phasing. Which makes me think that the shaft has a key spline or they don't care.
There is some confusion about the para lever pivot bearing load. The manual states 7nm. He says 10 to 12nm with a minimum of 10nm. I would like to know the consensus on this.
I fitted new bearings at 7nm and after 1000 miles there was signs of brinelling. I'm currently running at half way between hand tight and 5nm. Just tight so there is no play in final drive.
He's a bit of an arse. Lots of things wrong, and on one of the videos regarding a K series he's shows he doesn't really know what he's talking about... and the servo removal video isn't the way to do it.![]()
His other videos are useful too.
Just watched the one on engine noise which can be caused by a loose cap on a push rod![]()
You mean like the thread posted on ukgser over 6 years ago [URL="http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=101059&highlight=pushrod"]HERE[/URL].
You can't tell by the noise alone, it's different everytime, and sometimes makes no noise, you just see a silvery paste.![]()
must've missed thatRegarding loose push rod ends, I hadn't heard of it on the GS before and could explain something for me.
See my post above.... I'm surprised you've not heard of it before - There are also lots other posts on ukgser over the years where it's been offered as a suggstion for a problem.
Should I slacken everything off and aim to get it all square as well as within tolerance?



He's a bit of an arse. Lots of things wrong, and on one of the videos regarding a K series he's shows he doesn't really know what he's talking about... and the servo removal video isn't the way to do it.![]()
Agreed, but if you were a novice and watched his video and read your posts. You would be a lot more comfortable at taking on the task.
I was always wary about this job, but I've now had my final drive off and on 3 times in the past month. Simples.![]()
But why have you had the FD off 3 times !!![]()
Doesn't explain why I can't get a uniform gap around the rocker though, I doubt it's wear.
If they have the green factory loctite then yes. It's like concrete and it needs something like 120c to soften it but the pinions are bolted into a bloody great heatsink (the swing arm) - it needs much more heat than you'd think.
