BMW R1200GS LC [2014] FINAL DRIVE GEAR OIL change..! Done by: The Old Mechanic 👨🔧---🏍
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this video I am going to show you how easy it is to change the gear oil of the FINAL DRIVE of your BMW R1200GS liquid cooled 2014-
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Is the 180ml the same amount that should be added to a 2023 GSA?
hi bro, for the record. It wasn`t nesassary to remove the rear wheel in your case.😉
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Qual o período de troca?
So you weren't tempted/ inspired {since you unnecessarily removed the rear wheel} to inspect and grease the final drive splines? So how often do you grease the final drive splines this seems like an appropriate second question? BMW suggest by omission this isn't a necessary service function, but judging by internet / youtube failures of final drives and splines rusting it does give cause to disagree.
??? Why remove rear wheel ?
do we have to warm up de oil prior to changing it ???
No. You could. It's fairly thick oil. Takes a few min to drip.