Hey guys!
With this post I will try to reach as many people possible to be awear with issue relating the throttle bodies of certain BMW models. Because this is big issue and can cause headaches or bad health .
I'm talking about BMW R1200 AIR/OIL cooling GS/GSA/RT/RT-P/HP2/RnineT/S/ST/R. If I have to be more specific wich models are, just check the list below!
Many of you maybe know that plastic pulleys are cracking because metal and plastic expand diffrently and this cause additional tention that damages the plastic pulley.
Bad thing is that you do not know when and where the pulley will brake completly. It is possible to check under the throttle bodies with dental mirror to be sure it's okay but only from one side.
Let's take another point of view, new throttle bodies are quite expensive but the original repair kit is very cheap because it's made from plastic. So using the same plastic pulley will lead you to the same problem.
It's better that things go upgraded rather than stay the same level of bad quality.
Some countries have ppl that are manifacturing metal pulley made from aluminium alloy. Some are very exprensive or very cheap with no finishing coat and others that are pricey but offers great coating that increase the endurance of the part.
Basically replacing the palstic with metal pulley makes the riding more safe. Breaking plastic pulley when you are taking over in the traffic, having fun in the corners or just riding somewhere in the mountain or desert will be complete fail due to the cheap plastics.
Winter is comming so you can consider checking your throttle bodies while making regular maintenance of your bike.
I can suggest you this repair kit, you can buy it couple of places facebookpage, original website , Etsy and eBay. You can find in the website pictures (of 25 steps to refurbish a throttle body) and video to learn how refurbishing TB is done. It is a shared knowledge wich make it very valuable for everyone! I will share some pictures of people that have already encounter this issue, just to make it more clear.
Guys if you have any questions or opinions please share.
HP2 2005 - 2010 Air/Oil cooled ( K29, K25H )
R1200GS/GSA 2003 - 2012 also 2013 Air/Oil cooled ( K25, K225 )
R1200R 2005 - 2013 also 2014 Air/Oil cooled ( K27 )
R1200RT 2003 - 2013 also 2014 Air/Oil cooled ( K26 )
R1200RT-P 2005 - 2013 also 2014 Air/Oil cooled ( K26 )
R900RT 2005 - 2010 Air/Oil cooled ( K26 )
R1200S 2006 - 2008 Air/Oil cooled ( K29 )
R1200ST 2003 - 2008 Air/Oil cooled ( K28 )
R nine T 2013 - 2020 Air/Oil cooled ( K21 -T16 / TPure / TScrambler / TUrban G-S / TRacer )
RG1200GS 2004 - 2006 Air/Oil cooled
R 1200 BAJA 2010 - 2021 Air/Oil cooled
Throttle Bodies Part Numbers:
(1354 7672731, 1354 7672732)
(1354 7710990, 1354 7710989)
(1354 7713661, 1354 7713662)
(1354 7685323, 1354 7685324)
(1354 7682107, 1354 7682108)
(1354 7712613, 1354 7712614)
(1354 7705239, 1354 7705240)
(1354 7685303, 1354 7700060)
With this post I will try to reach as many people possible to be awear with issue relating the throttle bodies of certain BMW models. Because this is big issue and can cause headaches or bad health .
I'm talking about BMW R1200 AIR/OIL cooling GS/GSA/RT/RT-P/HP2/RnineT/S/ST/R. If I have to be more specific wich models are, just check the list below!
Many of you maybe know that plastic pulleys are cracking because metal and plastic expand diffrently and this cause additional tention that damages the plastic pulley.
Bad thing is that you do not know when and where the pulley will brake completly. It is possible to check under the throttle bodies with dental mirror to be sure it's okay but only from one side.
Let's take another point of view, new throttle bodies are quite expensive but the original repair kit is very cheap because it's made from plastic. So using the same plastic pulley will lead you to the same problem.
It's better that things go upgraded rather than stay the same level of bad quality.
Some countries have ppl that are manifacturing metal pulley made from aluminium alloy. Some are very exprensive or very cheap with no finishing coat and others that are pricey but offers great coating that increase the endurance of the part.
Basically replacing the palstic with metal pulley makes the riding more safe. Breaking plastic pulley when you are taking over in the traffic, having fun in the corners or just riding somewhere in the mountain or desert will be complete fail due to the cheap plastics.
Winter is comming so you can consider checking your throttle bodies while making regular maintenance of your bike.
I can suggest you this repair kit, you can buy it couple of places facebookpage, original website , Etsy and eBay. You can find in the website pictures (of 25 steps to refurbish a throttle body) and video to learn how refurbishing TB is done. It is a shared knowledge wich make it very valuable for everyone! I will share some pictures of people that have already encounter this issue, just to make it more clear.
Guys if you have any questions or opinions please share.
HP2 2005 - 2010 Air/Oil cooled ( K29, K25H )
R1200GS/GSA 2003 - 2012 also 2013 Air/Oil cooled ( K25, K225 )
R1200R 2005 - 2013 also 2014 Air/Oil cooled ( K27 )
R1200RT 2003 - 2013 also 2014 Air/Oil cooled ( K26 )
R1200RT-P 2005 - 2013 also 2014 Air/Oil cooled ( K26 )
R900RT 2005 - 2010 Air/Oil cooled ( K26 )
R1200S 2006 - 2008 Air/Oil cooled ( K29 )
R1200ST 2003 - 2008 Air/Oil cooled ( K28 )
R nine T 2013 - 2020 Air/Oil cooled ( K21 -T16 / TPure / TScrambler / TUrban G-S / TRacer )
RG1200GS 2004 - 2006 Air/Oil cooled
R 1200 BAJA 2010 - 2021 Air/Oil cooled
Throttle Bodies Part Numbers:
(1354 7672731, 1354 7672732)
(1354 7710990, 1354 7710989)
(1354 7713661, 1354 7713662)
(1354 7685323, 1354 7685324)
(1354 7682107, 1354 7682108)
(1354 7712613, 1354 7712614)
(1354 7705239, 1354 7705240)
(1354 7685303, 1354 7700060)
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