DIY for replace FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS - BMW Motorrad R1150R maintenance

DIY for remove & install FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS - BMW Motorrad R1150R maintenance
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This bearing replacement is proactive maintenance. I recommend changing after 100 tkm at the latest. My motorcycle has been driven about 82tkm.
Diagnosis & maintenance BMW Motorrad R1150R 2003 engine R28.
Raise the front of the motorcycle
Remove the front fender
Remove the brake caliper securing screws
Hold one end of the axle and remove the bolt of the quick-release axle
Loosen or remove clamping screws of quick-release axle
Remove quick-release axle with spacer
Remove speedometer drive
Release brake caliber from brake disks from both sides
Do not apply handbrake lever or footbrake lever with brake calipers removed/front wheel removed
Integral ABS!! When removing and installing the brake calipers, carefully force back the pistons only far enough to ensure that the wheel-circuit reservoir does not overflow
If fluid escapes, top up the level in the wheel-circuit reservoir to “MAX” mark.
Remove front wheel
Remove shaft seal, driving dog and lock ring
Expand the hub by heating; Heat bearing seat to 100 °C
Remove old bearings with hammer and extension arm
Turn the sleeve between the bearings from side to side to allow you to hit the inner circumference of the bearing
Remove front wheel hub spacer tube
The cold shrinks so the bearings come straight from the freezer
Install the new bearings (parts: 36318534835, 31422335824)
It is a good idea to use the old bearing as a tool when installing the new one
You will feel the beating when the bearing is at the bottom up
Install lock ring
Make sure you install the driving dog in the correct direction. Otherwise the speedometer will not work!
The bearing set came with the wrong size gasket so I decided to use an old gasket
Be sure to put the wheel hub spacer back in place before you put another bearing !!
Be sure to add grease to the inside edge of the gasket
Be sure to install the speedometer in the correct position
The brakes are not ready for use until the brake pads have been bedded against the brake discs with the ignition switched on.
Bolt of quick-release axle ............................ 30 Nm
Clamping screws of quick-release axle ...... 20 Nm
Brake caliper to fork slider .......................... 30 Nm
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My purpose is to encourage people to do things themselves!
Plus, this is a nice hobby for myself and at the same time I have the opportunity to save a lot of money by doing all the maintenance myself!
I’m not a professional with cars or motorcycles, I just want to learn how to do things myself.
If you do this service yourself, always check the correct instructions in the official service manuals. This is just my way of doing it!
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[@PaulSwagler]

nice video. whenever i slide calipers off the rotors i put duct tape on the rim to avoid dings and scratches.

[@livingyourbestlife711]

again, this is great information for us that ride these wonderful machines. Your camera work is superb, Jani. thanks for sharing! Looking forward to seeing a few more of your vlogs!

[@JaniVoutilainen]

Thanks! 😊

[@peterdewaele5698]

i hope for more videos of this ,thanks

[@rosariocavallaro8636]

👍👍👍👍😀 you are the best thanks for your video .

[@JaniVoutilainen]

You're welcome! 👍

[@salvox71]

Super video!!Bravo...👍👍👍

[@JaniVoutilainen]

Thanks! 👍

[@amirnadi3155]

Thanks

[@Jeremy-jm3lz]

What's a good method to test the bearings to see if they need replacement? I've got 120k miles on my bike, no idea if the bearings are original, but I don't notice any play or any strange noises.

[@hansh3011]

Go to the local bearing dealer and get
5204/3204RS and 6204RS. and you have exactly the same. Only for a lot less money

[@scottsdialyadventure1338]

Riding a r1100s and also r1150r. Wheel is off the r 11:00 ss and have been trying to get that bearing out with no luck I seem to not be able to catch the edge to drive it out and obviously have no puller. Any suggestions will be appreciated

[@rosariocavallaro8636]

Hi , can make a video how to replace step by step fuel filter for this fantastic bike.

[@JaniVoutilainen]

There are plans to do, stay tuned! 👍

[@django8172]

Great video!
I need that front Fender! Where did you geht that?

[@MusicShoots]

Hey! Great video! Front what model did you adapt the front mudguard?

[@gabidagon]

What is the retainer size?

[@MiroslavZaoralek]

What motorcycle do you have the front fender from?

[@destroymark]

The front mudguard :
BMW K 1200 RS dal 1996 al 2000

[@MiroslavZaoralek]

BMW K1200RS?

[@django8172]

Seems To be. Maybe it fits

[@django8172]

Okay i ordered one k1200 fender. It fits on my r1150r. Thanks to miro

[@jim-Infinity]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@gabidagon]

What is the retainer size?