Suzuki GSX-R Transmission Install & crankcase assembly. In order to get to the gears the crankcase has to be deconstructed since it houses both the engine & …
Suzuki GSX-R Transmission Install & crankcase assembly
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If so I live in Louisiana and would be willing to travel please send me a
text 3375806220
Do you do work on outside engines? I have a gsxr 1000 and I cracked the
crankcase. Dealerships are trying to rape a man on there prices. I have the
extra cases and I already pulled the engine off the bike
Hey
Hey Merkur where are you located? Do you do work at your residence? I
cracked my crank case on my 2006 gsxr 1000 . I got new crank cases but the
dealer ship near me in louisiana wants crazy amount to swap them.
If you are not to far from louisiana and Doing work Id like you to do my
work lol you seem pretty experienced. I have removed the engine myself but
I dont want to go inside not having a clue with what im dealing with. You
can give me a call or text @ 3375806220 thx.
merkur102, did you get this engine running?
hey there I was looking at your videos to see how can i split my engine
case on my 93 gsxr 750 bored out to a 907 so I change the tranny but you
dont show how to do it can you tell me what to do? I have take all the
bolts off the case and it will lift up a lil bit but wont open do you have
any idea why? I can take pics If you need me to. Hope to hear from you
soon. Thanks Joe
@pagey9876 The whole procedure is described in great detail in the factory
service manual. Best if you follow it to the letter with patience & care.
Good luck!
@sniper152 Yes I did, check my other videos
@pagey9876, Did you check the crank bearing clearance in order to select
the right bearings? Make sure the seat areas are clean when installing.
Recheck the bearing with the hole is in the lower case. Check the thrust
bearing for proper seating. Also torque the case in two steps as per the
factory manual & in the correct sequence. Good luck & let me know if it
works out for you.
@merkur102, on my case it says aaa bbb so thats 3 yellow and 3 black rite?
already had 3 yellows, 2 blacks and the last 1 was unrecognizeable, so i
presume its black? bearings are in correct location, and torqued up in the
correct sequence etc as well as cleaning the surfaces. how do you check the
clearances manually?
hey there just rebuilding mine at the mo, had to install new
crankshaft-case bearings, having trouble moving crank now…turns freely
until i bolt cases together, used the right bearings, any ideas?