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TS 700, TS 800
– The rubber buffers, tensioner,
handlebar support and spring
must be removed in order to
replace the clutch side of the
crankcase.
– Remove the rubber buffers,
– Remove the tensioner,
– Remove the handlebar support,
– Remove the spring,
– Heat the area of the ball bearing
seat on the ignition side of the
crankcase to approx. 150 °C (302
°F).
:
Push the ignition side ball bearing
(1) home into its seat by hand.
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376RA330 TG
Note:
This must be done quickly, as the
bearing absorbs heat and begins to
expand.
:
If it is not possible to heat the
ignition side of the crankcase,
use press arbor (1)
4119 893 7205 to press home the
deep groove ball bearing as far
as the stop.
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376RA121 TG
– Heat the area of the ball bearing
seat on the clutch side of the
crankcase to approx. 150 °C
(302 °F).
:
Push the clutch side ball bearing
(1) home into its seat by hand.
1
376RA331 TG
Note:
This must be done quickly, as the
bearing absorbs heat and begins to
expand.
:
If it is not possible to heat the
clutch side of the crankcase, use
press arbor (1) 1124 893 7200 to
press home the deep groove ball
bearing as far as the stop.
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376RA1
17 TG
:
Place the cylindrical stub of the
crankshaft in the clutch side ball
bearing of the crankcase.
376RA1
18 TG
:
Fit the drilled plate (2) 5910 893
2102 and spindle 5910 890 1800.
:
Screw the threaded sleeve (1)
5910 893 2421 onto the spindle
when it has been screwed in
completely.
VA
176RA128
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