Any special tools? How long did it take you to rip it out and put it back in? Also is the process the same for 2000 750? Overall how hard was the whole process? My second gear is gone..
Hey sorry it took me a few days to see your comment. Overall it's not super hard to do. It seems more intimidating than it actually is and it helps to take pictures of everything you take apart and label bolts in sandwich bags. As far as how long it took, it took a couple hours to drop the motor with 3 of us and that was mostly because we were being overly cautious. Once the motor was out, the swap took me a few hours. Its probably a day project if you take your time or have never worked on a bike transmission before. And putting the motor back in and wired back up is probably about an hour or 2 project. As far as I know the 2000's are the same as the 2003's so this video should be relevant for you. And as far as tools go, you'll need a jack and atleast one friend for engine removal and to put it back in, and basic metric sockets, wrenches and allen wrenches. Allen sockets are nice too. There are a couple tight Phillips head bolts that I used an impact driver with a Phillips bit and a hammer on. And you will definitely need a torque wrench. And also to be honest, the service manual I bought to do the project didnt help at all lol. I'm not saying that there aren't better manuals you can use but I will say it is doable without a manual.
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EXCELLENT !! But hope there’s a detailed how too BUT THANKS GREAT VIDEO
Any follow up video on install? The valley on the lower pan do you fill the valley or sealant around it?
I really need help with mine mine is going out just bought a trans to put in and is this very difficult to put in ?
Any special tools?
How long did it take you to rip it out and put it back in?
Also is the process the same for 2000 750?
Overall how hard was the whole process? My second gear is gone..
Hey sorry it took me a few days to see your comment. Overall it's not super hard to do. It seems more intimidating than it actually is and it helps to take pictures of everything you take apart and label bolts in sandwich bags. As far as how long it took, it took a couple hours to drop the motor with 3 of us and that was mostly because we were being overly cautious. Once the motor was out, the swap took me a few hours. Its probably a day project if you take your time or have never worked on a bike transmission before. And putting the motor back in and wired back up is probably about an hour or 2 project. As far as I know the 2000's are the same as the 2003's so this video should be relevant for you. And as far as tools go, you'll need a jack and atleast one friend for engine removal and to put it back in, and basic metric sockets, wrenches and allen wrenches. Allen sockets are nice too. There are a couple tight Phillips head bolts that I used an impact driver with a Phillips bit and a hammer on. And you will definitely need a torque wrench. And also to be honest, the service manual I bought to do the project didnt help at all lol. I'm not saying that there aren't better manuals you can use but I will say it is doable without a manual.
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How does this help anyone? You don't explain anything and you can't see what your doing.
It doesn't. It's not a how to video... It's a timelapse... hence the title