27-6-2018 custom Buell XB with oil leak, Torque Hammer mounting Buell XB, Buell 1125R wheel bearing, Buell XB12 engine noise ( loose sprocket nut )

custom xb brought in with oil leak

fat tyre.. and burn your legs seat

open pipe

and the oil leak

the open pipe needs a better mounting

a bit flimsy , if you ask me these things rattle and grow due to vibration and heat

frist the oil filter of

so i can loosen the oil cooler feed line

the fitting into the engine is broken, for a good repair , best to remove the header

engine mount has seen betterdays..

battery box ?

yep battery box

as the w-brace needs to come loose .. the scoop and box need to come of

cramed for space.. using everything .

oil lines from the cooler

front mount of

now penitrating oil .. as they are hardly turning

as my 10’o clock is there .. new exhaust needs to b mounted

pully cover of as this rear brace is a pain to remove

loosen the axle to loosen the belt tension

with the idler pylly of , more room to take of rear straps

old exhaust of

side stand of to mount the chin spoiler bracket

exhaust on.. and chin spoiler bracket on

right side airscoop mounted

one piece nice desing chin spoiler on.. ( these are stronger than the oem stuf ) and TQ hammer decalls

updating the fuel map .. and test ride 🙂

back to the custom XB.. 1 exhaust nut down.

and the other one also loose… feeling lucky.. tighen a little and turn for turn loose.. spay WD40 tighten and loosen .. works not in all cases

airbox cover ?

anyway needs to come of.. alwasy nice to see M6 screws in 1/4 UNC holes 

some one should tell these guys. the engine moves

with a fixed mounted filter the filter will break

will open the breather hose —

and i will mount the idle screw on the normal easy to reach place

engine down.. header of —

tapping in a t45 bit works.. to turn out the broken of piece

the other end retrieved from the oil line

to mount the new fitting. the oil pressure switch needs to come out

cleaning the threads.. 1/8-27 NPT

fittings on . and oil line to the cooler —

checking the tension.. this wil be o

cleaning the stud treads 5/16 UNF

and i will spoil tthe bike with some new nuts

need to adjust the oil line route.. as it is rubbing the exhaust

mnnn ok ground problems ?

tps wire left side w-brace

marking in the airfilter from vibrating , and the engine moving

but for now the cover plate on

battery box in

quick check for side stand pivot, as the ols style ( like this one ) can come loose

draining the last from this bike

will inform the customer.. some thing bog is comming on

anyway new oil er in

nicely make indicator swithes

tail light and indicators

did run it hot, no leaks

she is ready to be picked up

1125R
very nice machine

totaly un familiar with the brend.. as with 5500 km the bike is as good as new

so why are the wheel bearings broken ?

take of the belt guard

pinch bolt is 10 mm

pinch bolt is 10 mm

and pressing in some new ones

there was a other nois . behind the front pulley a big rock was found ?

as i take of the nut. best to check in side

so the funtion and working decribeted

wheel back on

and caliper mounted

heating up the oil before the fan kicks in

and oil change.. as the customer did not trust what is in the enigen

oil checking procedure

check ..

bike brought in with broken engine noise —

bike looking this clean and so little .. as the customer told me with oil change no debris on the drain plugs.. nut loose ? sprocket ? need to check the first —

cover of

inspection cover of. with the chain i can move the engine procket side ways .. not good.. but is good.. no big end but simple engine nut

take the shifter loose

sprocket is loose on the splines

taking of the clutch so we can take of the chain

splines look ok

precousing.. put some loctite on the spline..to fill the amount of play between the crank and flyweel

main shaft nut back on

and primairy clutch pulling plate mounted

new gasket.. and tq the 14 Nm

clutch mechnisme in

shift lever an

and setting the primairy chain tension

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