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Gearbox

Posted: |September 20th, 2014|, 3:25 am
by Algernon
Hi all. Do I need to remove the TLS engine from my Raptor to enable me to pull the entire gearbox apart?

Thanks.

Re: Gearbox

Posted: |September 20th, 2014|, 7:00 am
by Miz
Are you sure you have a TLS motor?

Either way, its a bench job.

Re: Gearbox

Posted: |September 20th, 2014|, 7:33 am
by Algernon
Cheers Miz.
I'm going to take a look at the engine number tomorrow if I can find it and identify exactly what lump is in it.
The weekend's here and I'll get a chance to do some stuff. Morning's reserved for workbench fabrication.
Nice mix of metric and imperial.

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Re: Gearbox

Posted: |September 23rd, 2014|, 6:13 am
by Algernon
Miz wrote:Are you sure you have a TLS motor?

Either way, its a bench job.
The engine number begins with T501 so it appears to be a TLS motor.
Workbench will hopefully be in service within a fortnight and then the real work starts.

Re: Gearbox

Posted: |September 24th, 2014|, 12:24 pm
by Spyke
My engine number also starts with T501 but it's got Cagiva stamped in big letters on the brake side cover...

Get yourself a copy of the workshop manual, it's pure gold. If you can't download it from the links on here then PM me your email address, it's about 350 MB IIRC.

Re: Gearbox

Posted: |September 24th, 2014|, 5:32 pm
by Wintermute
Hi
its my understanding that the motor is a TL with some clutch and other internals from the TLR, cagiva have their own inlet stubs, as the throttle bodies are in a different angle and position than the suzuki parts, they use a different black box...remapped for midrange,hence the different final gear ratio's.
TLmonkey will know the details....lol

Re: Gearbox

Posted: |September 28th, 2014|, 8:11 am
by shebee
Algernon wrote: Nice mix of metric and imperial.
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Miliminches! [emoji3]


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