BMW R1150GS Full Service Video4 - Fuel Filter Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Hello everyone,
In this video I'm replacing the fuel filter on a BMW R1150GS. This video is part of a series of videos I've done on this bike which contain almost everything needed for a full service. Please check my channel if you'd like to see the other videos and consider subscribing if the content is useful for you.
Hope you enjoyed it, thanks for watching and see you next time!
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Hi brother, I usually don't write a comment anywhere. But just broke my habit because of really want to thank you here. Great effort to be helpful to other GS riders. Really appreciated.
I am personally waiting for TPS adjustment and Throttle adjustment even though I have recently done.
Regards from Dubai.
Hey man. Really appreciate your comment and glad it was helpful.
Sadly I was pressed for time so there’s just one more video with a few smaller things coming on this bike. (on the 28.01)
But will do that as well as soon as I get a chance :)
After the 1150, there will be a few videos on a R80ST if that’s of any interest :)
Thanks again and all the best!
Vlad
Incredibly useful
I’ve got to take the tank off to try and work out why the fuel gauge isn’t working, and figured Changing the fuel filter at the same time makes sense
Good tip about the O ring!
Thank you for your kind comment and I’m glad the video was helpful.
Hope you manage to get your bike working right.
All the best,
Vlad
@@garage_tales cheers
Got the parts in my eBay basket ready to go, including the hose clip pliers 😁
@@TheThejpmshow oh yes. Definitely need those 😁
Great Video, Have never thought to replace the large O-Ring on the assembly, will do it for sure next filter change - Thanks.
Thanks for your comment! It’s not a bad idea to replace it :)
very good video many thanks.
Thank you for your kind comment :)
Great! Gonna do it myself with you on the side
Thanks for your comment Ben 🙂 I’m sure you’ll get it done with any issues.
Great video but it does show how silly BMW design is sometimes. I bet those filters don't get replaced as often as they should as it's such a big job.
Thank you for your comment! :)
I’m sure they don’t get replaced as often as they should, but I don’t find the job that bad. Other bike manufacturers have similar designs so can’t say it’s a bmw thing. :)
Excellent videos - subscribed 👍
Thank you very much sir! :)
I wouldn't dip the o ring in fuel... diesel is lubricating, petrol is degreaser from the top shelf. The o ring should be able to withstand the chemicals tho, but still. Better to put some wd40 on it to give it some lube so it won't leak.
Great video's still, recently bought my own gs and this helped a lot. But I'm still a stubborn mechanic with my own ways of doing ;p
Hey. Thanks for your comment :) I guess we’re all stubborn with our own ways of doing things :)
You are right, wd40 or probably even better, silicone oil would be a better way of lubricating the O-ring before installation. But I guess I’ve just been doing it this way for too long :) Petrol does offer a bit of lubrication (not much but better than nothing) and being a case where you just compress the o-ring, not having to slide it into a bore, I’d argue it’s good enough. Certainly didn’t have any issues so far :) But might try your way in the future :)
Great vid, what special tool was it you needed to remove the pipe on the fuel filter assembly before full removal?
Thanks for your comment. Do you mean the pliers? I think they’re called Click collar pliers or Click-R.
@@garage_tales nice one, just checked them online, will get one ordered. Thanks mate 👍👍
No worries! :)