Rear wheel removal k1200s 2006

Remove wheel. remove the drive shaft. remove the break caliper and set to the side. Remove the break disc and the backing plate. At the rear of the hub there are 4 size 16 multi inhex bolts, remove these and the wheel bearing assembly will come out( may need a small tap to loosen). assemble in reverse order.

you may have to use brute force and pull it off. Check the reason for the problem but I suspect that the hole in the rim is too small for the hub

You need an air ratchet gun to remove the wheel's bolt but alternatively you can use your rear brake to hold the wheel still and use a plain ratchet.After you have loosen the wheel's bolt, remove the exhaust and the rear brake caliper and the wheel is out.

SECTION 206-09: Vehicle Dynamic Systems 2006 Explorer/Mountaineer Workshop Manual REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Procedure revision date: 11/03/2007 Wheel Speed Sensor Ring - Rear Printable View (134 KB)
Special Tool(s) Installer, Wheel Speed Sensor Ring
206-084/1 Installer, Wheel Speed Sensor Ring
206-084/2

Item Part Number Description 1 2C182 Wheel speed sensor ring 2 4K138 Halfshaft Removal

1. Remove the rear halfshaft. For additional information, refer to Section 205-05.

1. Using a suitable driver, remove the ABS wheel speed sensor ring.

Installation

1. Install the new ABS wheel speed sensor and the Wheel Speed Sensor Ring Installers on the halfshaft as shown.

1. Using the Wheel Speed Sensor Ring Installers, install the ABS wheel speed sensor ring as shown.

Hi
Remove the exhaust
Remove the rear fender
Off the rear brake caliper, keeping it tied to the oil pipe,
Unscrew and remove the screw (1).
Picture no.2 - Remove the cotter pin located on the wheel.
Picture no.3 - Remove covernut.
Picture no.4 - Unscrew and remove the axle nut. · Remove the exhaust support plate.
Picture no.5 - Remove the washer (2) located on the wheel. Remove the rear wheel.
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i belive theres two ,one on each wheel in the rear, you unplug connector, then remove the bolt holding sensor to backing plate and then remove, two wheel drive vans you need too replace the wheel bearing asm,heres two pictures too show you and then you see which type you have,one is the sensor the wire type the other is the bearing asm, hope this helps,

Try http://www.carlsalter.com/motorcycle-manuals.asp , there are a selection of manuals for the k1200, one of them should cover what you require.

Not really. The rear-brake pads rotate inside the rear-wheel drum. Once you knock out the rear-axle bolt, you then bend-out the rear wheel. That way you could avoid having to take out the exhaust.
If you have to lay the bike down on its side to facilate the wheel removal, do so.

most likely, the instructions would tell you to get the swaybar off first. double check the instructions at the library.

You need to de-adjust your rear brakes and/or slacken off the park brake cable to remove the drum as the chances are the drum has a wear lip that the shoes are getting hung up on. ( first make sure there isn't a little retaining screw holding the drum on !..visible with the wheel removed)