Wheel Bearing Replacement Yamaha Tenere 700
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Hola boys and girls !
I made a long video with removal and replacement of wheel bearings, it didn't come out as I wished.
I really need a new camera, a real one for making these videos.
GoPros are only good for one thing, and that's for riding videos.
I could use my iPhone, but very limited storage, but it would be much better picture, focus and overall quality.
List of baiting sizes timestamp 05:14
Yamaha partnumbers
Front wheel
2 x Bearing 93306-00420-00
2x seals 93106-30045-00
Rear wheel
right side 93306-20480-00
Left side 93306-00444-00
Cush hub 93306-205B5-00
Right Seal 93102-28022-00
Left seal 93106-40013-00
Great video! The cush drive bearing, unlike the main support bearings, have very little motion only there to accommodate the slight back and forth motion of the cush drive. Never seen a cush drive bearing fail. But, while it's all apart, replacing it is a good idea and easy.
Thank you for continuing to make these videos. They are a huge help to all of us.
I have the bearings already at home in case a change is required. Thanks Marcus for the detailed instruction. I hope the winter in Sweden will be not too long 💙💛🏁🤛🏼
Thats was my plan too, have had the kit for many many months 🤓, and I could probably ride a few k more before replacing them.
But better to have a fresh bike for next year and not be bothered about it.
Don't forget to put the darn spacer in during re-assembly. I cut two notches on the end of the spacer to allow a drift punch access to the bearing for removal. Turn the bearing numbers out if possible. Use a flat fender washer to help seat. Wooden dowel sticks come in handy. Good job Marcus, appreciate the vids. Cold as a well diggers butt. Thanks
Hehe, it’s easy to forget 😂.
And smart with the slits to access with a drifter 👌
Thanks man. We really appreciate your videos!
Thanks buddy!!
Spot on Marcus 👍
Thx cliff
Thx Marcus!
Next video will be disassemble my comp cartridge. My needle to the chim stuck is getting stuck etc. RR is sending me the needed clamps 👌
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Hello . Just watching your good video my question is how many kms have on the bearings u changed ? I see 10.000 kms ? Do you ride the bike on rivers? To much pressure when washing? Or is normal at that kms to change . Thanks
You might be lucky and it will last for 30k km, I think if you ride it hard, rough terrain, wet, mud or winter weather + pressure washing it.
Then 10k km’s is a good number.
Hello, what kind of cleaner do you use ? Thanks for the good video
It’s a Swedish “biktema” brand called X50 or something. Cleans, protects and lubricate. But I also have a engine compartment power cleaner (degreaser).
@@everythingtenere thanks !!!
Much to much grease in the bearings! This will lead to overheating at higher speeds, and the grease will melt and you will end up with bearing seizure. Also important to use the right grease. There are no "Universal" grease. As there are no universal oil, one oil for all diesel-, petrol engines, gas turbines, compressors, hydraulic and so on... The grease has to be chosen for applikation, temperature and velocity. That if you will like to have a long bearing life.
what are the intervals for changing the bearings? thank you
it's very hard to put a number on.
Some can ride for 30 000 km, some just 10 000 km. All depends on circumstance, weather, climate, salt, no salt, road, off road and how hard you bash the bike off road :)
mine weren't shot yet 89 000 km, but I had some weird issue in the rear with my wheel axle and bearings very hard to turn.
And as I smash throug shit every time I ride (pretty much), I just decided to replace them all, so no need next year.
what are the bearing number ?
I do not have the Yamaha spare parts number, but I can look it up and put it in the vide description. But at 5:14 you have the sizes etc
sorry it is on video😛
I added Yama PN's now. But they cost a lot more then a kit from OTR