Kardaanin rasvaus helposti.
Lähetetty: 05 Maalis 2009 20:54
Allamainittu löytyi netin syövereistä. Huomenna koeponnistetaan meneekö 10 minuuttiin, kuten tekstissä uhataan. Rasvana käytän kuitenkin autotallista jo löytyvää Shellin mitä lie punaista jänkkiä.
The rear driveshaft splines - once cleaned (important - some greases don't "mix" well - or play well together) and lubed with Honda Moly-60, can be done rather quickly on a monolever bike. It's what I call a modified Anton technique (Anton L came up with the idea originally - I added to it..):
1 - get a block of wood just high enough that it slides under your rear tire when the bike is on the centerstand.
2 - unclip any wires and hoses going to the rear brake/ABS, and the wire going to the speedo sensor in the rear drive.
3 - loosen the 4 bolts holding the rear drive to the driveshaft and remove them
4 - roll the wheel backwards - just enough that the splines start to pull out of the driveshaft - and you can see them
5 - liberally slather (tech-term) the exposed splines with Honda Moly-60 using an artists 1/2" brush.
6 - roll the wheel forwards - so splines fully engage
7 - repeat #4-6 several times (think of it as a porn film..)
8 - when satisifed the splines are lubed - bolt the rear drive back up and replace any clips/wires that you removed.
9 - remove block of wood from under the rear tire
The entire sequence - maybe 10 minutes once you learn to do it. It IS important that before doing it this way - you initially clean any old non-Honda-60 grease off the splines - but once you've done that - the modified Anton method is the way to go.
The rear driveshaft splines - once cleaned (important - some greases don't "mix" well - or play well together) and lubed with Honda Moly-60, can be done rather quickly on a monolever bike. It's what I call a modified Anton technique (Anton L came up with the idea originally - I added to it..):
1 - get a block of wood just high enough that it slides under your rear tire when the bike is on the centerstand.
2 - unclip any wires and hoses going to the rear brake/ABS, and the wire going to the speedo sensor in the rear drive.
3 - loosen the 4 bolts holding the rear drive to the driveshaft and remove them
4 - roll the wheel backwards - just enough that the splines start to pull out of the driveshaft - and you can see them
5 - liberally slather (tech-term) the exposed splines with Honda Moly-60 using an artists 1/2" brush.
6 - roll the wheel forwards - so splines fully engage
7 - repeat #4-6 several times (think of it as a porn film..)
8 - when satisifed the splines are lubed - bolt the rear drive back up and replace any clips/wires that you removed.
9 - remove block of wood from under the rear tire
The entire sequence - maybe 10 minutes once you learn to do it. It IS important that before doing it this way - you initially clean any old non-Honda-60 grease off the splines - but once you've done that - the modified Anton method is the way to go.