Water pump repair The restoration of my 1994 BMW F650 Funduro. |

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  • čas přidán 26. 11. 2020
  • Well, here we get involved with the repair of that leaky water pump.
    Get the bike back up and running so that I can get on and finish the final dressing.
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Komentáře • 37

  • @paulhaywood5197
    @paulhaywood5197 Před 2 lety +3

    What a guy, thanks for all your inspirational work. Paul.

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 2 lety

      Glad it helped you. Hope there are more of my videos that you will find interesting as well.

  • @Woody_61
    @Woody_61 Před 3 lety +2

    Thanks for taking the time to go through the process of sorting the f650 and recording it all. I've just bought one a 1997 and I can refer to your videos if I need to do any of these jobs. Cheers mate

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 3 lety

      Hi,
      Many thanks for your comment. I have many other videos lined up to help fellow motorcyclists enjoy their bikes. I have just come out of hospital because I was put there by the dreaded Covid-19. speak again soon

  • @ebealienthy
    @ebealienthy Před rokem

    Hi, I discovered you today, and coincidentally, I brought home my white 1994 F 650, after 3 years of storage. I have not done maintenance and the battery is half full of acid. I would change it. The booklet says: YUASA YB12AL-A, but I found a YUOASA YB10L-BP mounted and now I don't know what to do. I signed up and it's wonderful to have found an expert on this bike and I hope to find very useful advice. Thank you very much. Anthony ITALY 😀

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před rokem

      Hi, many thanks, for joining me here. The F650 is a superb bike. I love them. As far as a battery goes, I would fit the Yuasa YB12AL-A, as this is matched to the bikes electrical drain, and the charging system. The voltage regulator has a hard enough job as it is. Fit a new battery, get it running, (you may have to give the carbs a going over) and get out on it and enjoy some great motorcycling.

  • @Hoekstes
    @Hoekstes Před 3 lety +1

    I did this repair about a month ago with my 1994 F650. Also rebuilt the carbs and added an aftermarket inline fuel filter, but now I've got a hard starting problem :-( . Informative vid, thanks! Liked and subscribed.

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 3 lety

      Hi,
      Nice to hear from you. Yes, I am working on a set of videos to show how to do certain things. Non starting being one.

  • @user-yw9bs1cl3c
    @user-yw9bs1cl3c Před 3 lety +1

    Very straightforward video! It makes it all very clear for my case too. Thank you very much my friend!

  • @cas8049
    @cas8049 Před 3 lety +1

    I am doing the same as you.
    Rebuilding my f650
    I find your videos very usefull.
    Keep up the posting! :)

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 3 lety

      Hi, many thanks for your post. I am really enjoying doing this bike.

  • @stefanmaksimovic6406
    @stefanmaksimovic6406 Před 3 lety +2

    Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. I'm looking into getting a F650 as my first bike and these have been a great help to familiarize myself with the bike. Cheers.

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi, Yes, I think this would make an excellent first bike. Hopefully there should be a riding video in a couple of weeks time to review how the bike rides etc. Hopefully that will be of use to you. Take care.

    • @stefanmaksimovic6406
      @stefanmaksimovic6406 Před 3 lety

      @@RestorationBiker Looking forward to that!

  • @Puffywoffy
    @Puffywoffy Před 2 lety

    I've only discovered you a couple of days ago and I have to tell you that the content is excellent, especially for someone like me who is new to this world. I just got my first bike. So, thank you for taking the time making these videos. Keep up the good work! Cheers!

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 2 lety

      Hi, so glad they help you. That is a very nice thing for me to hear, as I do these to help other motorcyclists.
      Ride safe.

  • @setiart3316
    @setiart3316 Před 9 měsíci

    Thank you!

  • @EDP1
    @EDP1 Před 3 lety

    hi you make very usefull video's.thanks for charing.

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 3 lety

      Hi, Glad you like them. I do it to help other motorcyclists.

  • @cbsakias
    @cbsakias Před 3 lety

    Nice work!

  • @ayookb4338
    @ayookb4338 Před 2 lety

    thanks for the vids im repairing my ds650 (same engine) as we have little info in the quad world about it

  • @Kriszx6
    @Kriszx6 Před rokem

    Dear Restoration Biker! Do you reckon it's possible to fit a fan on the reg/rec unit, or is it a reliable amd safe option to mount it on the side of the air filter housing for better cooling? I'm thinking about modding mine to make it more reliable in the long run. Thank you for your answer in advance!

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před rokem

      Hi, it is possible to fit a fan to the reg, but it is the ducting over the reg to get the best effect of having the fan there that is the problem. I am sure that if you move it to the side it is then more in the natural 'draft' and as a result more likely to be cooled. If you can arrange to make some good ducting, let me know as I would be very interested in being able to see it.

  • @Immerz
    @Immerz Před 3 lety

    Cool videos man I subscribed! I bought a funduro this month (my first bike) and these videos are very useful and enjoyable! I replaced the chain and sprockets and plan on cleaning the carb, since I got some idling problems. Bike sometimes starts going up in rpm when idling, also it doesn't really want to get of the choke. Probably a dirty idle jet Any tips or thing to looks out for?

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Mr J,
      Many thanks for subscribing. I am glad my videos are helping you. That is the only reason I like to do them, to help fellow motorcyclists. I am about to do a video on carb rebuild for the F650. Literally in the next week or so. I have been very ill and in hospital, because of Covid-19. So it has stopped me doing videos, but I am feeling much better now and I can't wait to get back to doing the vids. If your bike doesn't like coming off the choke it means it is running weak. That can be a number of things, hopefully my video will help you. Take care, and ride safe.

    • @Immerz
      @Immerz Před 3 lety

      @@RestorationBiker good to hear you're doing better! Looking forward to the carb video

  • @phartarse
    @phartarse Před rokem

    Is it necessary to drain the engine oil when changing the water pump ?

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před rokem +1

      Hi, yes I drained the oil and the cooling system Before I did the job. If there is any contamination, then it is imperative that you replace the oil or coolant at the end of the job.

  • @brickteczbricktecz5512
    @brickteczbricktecz5512 Před 3 lety +1

    There is a draining bolt...

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 3 lety +1

      Yes, many thanks.

    • @istvanbocsor7911
      @istvanbocsor7911 Před 2 lety

      @@RestorationBiker I'm about to fix one of the water hose clamps because I have a small leak. I was curious what would happen if I would just rip the hose off. Now I know haha. Thanks for the videos! They help me a lot.

  • @andiha6150
    @andiha6150 Před 3 lety

    Hello, I had fuel running out from my air box and motorbike shutting off, any idea what may be ?m

    • @RestorationBiker
      @RestorationBiker  Před 3 lety +2

      Hi Andi,
      If there is fuel coming from your air box it sounds as if you have a carb that is flooding. The only cure is to remove the float bowls and check or replace the needle valves. (see my latest video on carb overhaul) The needle valves are not dear so once you have access to the carbs it isn't too bad a job. Keep the fuel tap turned off as if it is flooding it will drain the tank onto the floor!!