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    My chain snapped last week breaking off part of the generator cover casing, and cracking the gear change casing, breaking the clutch bit off too.

    I wanted to know if all year of TLR use these same parts (mine's 2002) and also if TLS & SV1000 parts are the same as I'm having trouble finding them.

    Also, is there anything I should know about removing the gear change cover? Obviously oil is out first, thanks.

  • #2
    Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

    the top right bolt is a HUGE PITA!!! or at least it was for me
    sorry to hear about the mishap

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    • #3
      Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

      Yea I don't like the location at all lol. But the haynes manual says it can be done with the engine in the frame.

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      • #4
        Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

        What size chain 520 or 530?
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        • #5
          Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

          530, maximum damage lol.

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          • #6
            Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

            How did that happen? Too tight or loose? Bad chain?
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            • #7
              Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

              Poor maintenance/neglect

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              • #8
                Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

                Originally posted by TEA ELL
                Yea I don't like the location at all lol. But the haynes manual says it can be done with the engine in the frame.
                it can you need a small ratchet and a short 8mm socket, i just did it to replace the gasket last weekend take off the rubber chain guard that wraps around the swingarm

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                • #9
                  Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

                  i used a 1/4 drive 8mm socket. and find the 1/4 dr adaptor that fits the drill chuck. then use a 6mm wrench on the adaptor to break it loose. once that;s done you can screw it by hand.
                  Suzuki's TL1000 is one of the few bikes that'll make you waltz into your boss' office and spout: "you can fire me, but I'm going riding!"

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                  • #10
                    Re: TLR Snapped chain, smashed engine casings etc

                    and when you put it back on you will have to feel the spot to put the spring around the post inside.
                    Suzuki's TL1000 is one of the few bikes that'll make you waltz into your boss' office and spout: "you can fire me, but I'm going riding!"

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