This is a summary of how I remove the flywheel and rear main seal. You can see a detailed description of this work here: brook.reams.me/bmw-motorcycle...
Hello Brook, at 4:12 there is the flywheel washer BMW part no. 11221335366 missing. The result is that there are little marks in the inner ring of the guide ring / center of the flywheel hole. These marks are blocking the guide ring BMW part no. 11221336380 to the flywheel during disassembly. The flywheel should come off of the guide ring easily without pulling the guide ring at the same time. Very good video. Best regards from good ol' Germany Georg
@@BrooksAirheadGarage Hello Brook, yes, maybe that someone before you removed the flywheel an did not bring on the washer ring again. Here is a picture from my '83 R100RT: and from the BMW parts catalogue: Regards Georg
Awesome. Very inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome Neal.
Very interesting. I have an '83 RS so it will be fun to follow along.
Hi Thundermotive, welcome aboard.
Excelente video...saludotes
Thank you Martin
nice
Hello Brook,
at 4:12 there is the flywheel washer BMW part no. 11221335366 missing. The result is that there are little marks in the inner ring of the guide ring / center of the flywheel hole. These marks are blocking the guide ring BMW part no. 11221336380 to the flywheel during disassembly. The flywheel should come off of the guide ring easily without pulling the guide ring at the same time.
Very good video.
Best regards from good ol' Germany
Georg
Georg, The flywheel bolts do not have washers underneath them. There were none when I removed the flywheel.
@@BrooksAirheadGarage Hello Brook, yes, maybe that someone before you removed the flywheel an did not bring on the washer ring again. Here is a picture from my '83 R100RT:
and from the BMW parts catalogue:
Regards
Georg
How did you clean it?
Hi Andey, Click the link in the intro below the video to read all the details.