2010 BMW R 1200 GS - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

not a problem

most of the time its just due to a better mix of oil being available

There is a seat lock on the LHS side of the bike just below where the front and rear seats meet. Turn the key clockwise and remove the rear seat. Now turn the key anti clockwise and remove the front seat. If it doesn't release, just put a bit of pressure on the rear of the seat (or bang it with your fist) while turning the key.

Never. Replacing the timing chains involve splitting the crankcase, and would only be done when the entire motor gets a rebuild.

Ask the question on http://www.i-bmw.com/index.php forums There is a section on R series GS bikes

Your ring antenna for the immobiliser is faulty or you are using the wrong key.

Your starter bendix possibly needs cleaning. Unfortunately these are sealed units and can only be dismantled and re-assembled with specialized equipment. They can be purchased loose. Have a look here: Starting This is the part you are looking for:

At your nearest dealer

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Looks like that the clutch needs adjustment or may need a replacement. This issues really occur when the clutch is worn out. I suggest that you have it replaced to resolve the problem.

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Please find the following link to help you. But in most cases a fee payment might be needed.

click on BMW manuals

see this dealer website for online parts fiche
http://www.maxbmwmotorcycles.com/fiche/fiche.aspx

The battery hides just underneath the rear of the fuel tank. The video shows how to replace it by lifting the rear of the tank. This is the new battery specifications

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depending on your scanner you may not retrieve abs codes check fuses the usual problem is a failed or damaged abs sensor borrow or have a shop run /scan for codes

On a 2008 BMW 650i, the fuse for the headlights is located in the fuse box under the hood. The specific fuse you need is Fuse #61, which is a 20-amp fuse located in the third row of fuses from the top. To access the fuse box, open the hood and locate the black plastic cover on the right side of the engine bay. There should be a diagram on the underside of the cover showing the layout of the fuses. Once you've found the correct fuse, you can use a fuse puller or a pair of needle-nose pliers to remove it from the fuse box. It's always a good idea to check the owner's manual for your specific vehicle to get the most accurate and up-to-date information on the location and function of the various fuses.

BMW F850GS No electrical power despite good battery, fusses and FOB. I'm out of ideas

This says no fuse box.

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It depends on how hot it got and for how long? Holes in the pistons under the spark plugs. Burnt Exhaust Valves. Stuck Valves. First thing to do is to remove and visually inspect the spark plugs and then test for compression. Interesting reviews and on mentions burnt valves. https://www.motorcyclenews.com/bike-reviews/bmw/r1150rt/2001/ ..

you have wet the ignition system , carefully use a hair dryer to dry it out and spray with WD40.

ever look under the seat

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