I posted a thread a while ago about a mates 1100gs that clunked when he set off in 1st.I thought it sounded like the shock absorber/damper on the input shaft riding up the ramp and hitting it's stop(possibly a weak spring).I have now stripped the box and found a few things wrong.
When i took off the cover the first thing i noticed was the amount of play on the input shaft,and a lot of bits of red rubber.
I'm not 100% on uploading photo's so i hope this works.
Photo 1 shows the gap on the input shaft,with the arrow pointing to the amount of gap that caused the play.
photo 2 shows the other end of the shaft (sorry for the $hit photo) you can see that all the rubber from the bearing seal has been worn away.
photo 3 shows all the bits found in the bottom of the box,the top right of the photo shows part of the bearing seal,thats broken up.bottom right shows the spacer from the input shaft which has broken up.Bottom left shows the roller off the 4th gear selector fork which had come off and was laying in the bottom.Top left shows what is left of the spring from around the inner part of the seal at the back end of the input shaft.
Photo 4 shows where the spacer should have been on the input shaft.
photo 5 shows the selector fork with the roller missing.
The seal in the end of the box which seals the end of the input shaft had disintegrated,(i think this is why there was oil on the clutch plate,it must have run down the clutch push rod).
waiting for my mate to come round and discuss what he wants to do with it,might be best to get a s/hand input shaft and replace bearings and seals.
Has anyone got one,for an m97 box?
The rest of the box/gears/dogs/splines etc look to be in good nick.
By the way the bike is a late 1100 with 55,000 on the clock.
hope this is of interest
kompost
When i took off the cover the first thing i noticed was the amount of play on the input shaft,and a lot of bits of red rubber.
I'm not 100% on uploading photo's so i hope this works.
Photo 1 shows the gap on the input shaft,with the arrow pointing to the amount of gap that caused the play.
photo 2 shows the other end of the shaft (sorry for the $hit photo) you can see that all the rubber from the bearing seal has been worn away.
photo 3 shows all the bits found in the bottom of the box,the top right of the photo shows part of the bearing seal,thats broken up.bottom right shows the spacer from the input shaft which has broken up.Bottom left shows the roller off the 4th gear selector fork which had come off and was laying in the bottom.Top left shows what is left of the spring from around the inner part of the seal at the back end of the input shaft.
Photo 4 shows where the spacer should have been on the input shaft.
photo 5 shows the selector fork with the roller missing.
The seal in the end of the box which seals the end of the input shaft had disintegrated,(i think this is why there was oil on the clutch plate,it must have run down the clutch push rod).
waiting for my mate to come round and discuss what he wants to do with it,might be best to get a s/hand input shaft and replace bearings and seals.
Has anyone got one,for an m97 box?
The rest of the box/gears/dogs/splines etc look to be in good nick.
By the way the bike is a late 1100 with 55,000 on the clock.
hope this is of interest
kompost
. Last night i decided to check the clutch release bearing and after removing the swinging arm i discovered that the gearbox housing is cracked





