Does anyone know if you can fit an input shaft from a 2004 1200GS into a 2009 1200GS gear box?
Gearbox input shaft
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www.realoem.com may help, or ask mikeyboy on here,
I thought it was the later post 2008 in-put shaft dampers that were faulty. I know that the gear ratios were different, but can a 2004 complete box be fitted to a 2009 engine? I've looked at RealOEM and the part numbers of the housing are different. That could be the internal casting to take the different internal components. I'm wondering if the mating between the front of the gear box and the rear of the clutch housing are the same.
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Output shaft is larger diameter on later box so you’d also need the correct driveshaft
You do talk a Right load of BOLLOX !!
early ones faulty My Hole A LOT of riders show no mercy to their might steeds I only had one in all my time fixin them and he is probably still a hooligan on a bike
Problem is very few people call you out on the bollox you spout!
IF you have the Frame numbers of the bikes involved in the changeover ??
Then you can check via REALOEM as Santa said above
That's my own frame number and clicking on the 23 Manual Transmission the 21 21 Transmission shafts and finally Drive shaft
He failed my bollox!, test years years ago, i have him on perma ignore,
Sadly he continues to vomit such rubbish and if he is on ignore some poor innocent may fall foul!He failed my bollox!, test years years ago, i have him on perma ignore,
Funny I worked at the dealership and I do not remember any recall for 1200 input shafts ??
Nor do I recall ANY warranty work for broken or damaged input shafts!!
Bullshit still Bullshit !!
Okay. Thanks very much, that was the exact information I needed.
Use the frame numbers in REAL OEM to work out build dates and if the shafts are interchangeable
My input shaft torsional damper was split 80% around its casing circumference on my 2008 GSA. I stripped the box due to noise, it sounded like excess gear endfloat.
The replacement input shaft cost me £500 and I rebuilt the gearbox. In hindsight a decent used gearbox from Motorworks would have been easier and cheaper.
The replacement input shaft cost me £500 and I rebuilt the gearbox. In hindsight a decent used gearbox from Motorworks would have been easier and cheaper.
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