BMW Einzylinder-Forum
TERMINE und FORUMSTECHNIK => International discussion forum in english language => Thema gestartet von: bwprice100 am 18 Juli 2016, 17:25:42
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I hope you all don't mind me asking another daft question, I promise I will stop soon. :)
I am making a start on the switch in the headlight and I think I have sorted out which part goes where.
https://goo.gl/photos/xmRuzrPsgCFXLWzUA
I am trying to work out what holds the 'item 2' assembly in place is it just held in place by 'item 1'?
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=0T14-EUR-08_1955_T26_BMW_R26&diagId=61_1203#61328048101
Thanks in advance
Brian
Yes! Quick and short answer. ;)
Heiko
Zitat von: Heiko am 18 Juli 2016, 18:29:40
Yes! Quick and short answer. ;)
Heiko
Thanks Heiko, much appreciated.
Brian
Hi Brian,
It is a bit tricky to reassemble but it does work out. Be sure to replace the two balls and the radial springs (#4 & #5) holding the ignition key now as you have it opened anyway. Mostly the balls are no more spherical and the key has too much tolerance leading to contact problems at higher rpm/vibrations. No big investment but high convenience afterwards.
BR
Steffen
Zitat von: OldsCool! am 19 Juli 2016, 08:19:47
Hi Brian,
It is a bit tricky to reassemble but it does work out. Be sure to replace the two balls and the radial springs (#4 & #5) holding the ignition key now as you have it opened anyway. Mostly the balls are no more spherical and the key has too much tolerance leading to contact problems at higher rpm/vibrations. No big investment but high convenience afterwards.
BR
Steffen
Thanks Steffen
It took me a while to get this far as the whole headlight was missing when I got the bike and I am trying to build it up from a box of bits.
I have some balls on order from eBay.
Thanks Brian