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Pulling a Motorcycle Flywheel - Cheap and Easy! (Hayabusa)

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A quick and easy "How to" to remove the flywheel from a Motorcycle engine. This Hayabusa flywheel needs an M20x1.5 puller, bolt, or in this case, Oil drain plug. There's no need to buy a purpose built flywheel puller for the job. Especially if you're like me and would rarely get any use out of such a tool.
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@skyrider4ever 8 месяцев назад

One tip I can add, I was warned by a elderly mechanic when I was young, now it is my turn to warn you...Using your fist to hit the wrench, will build up calcium on the bone, Which can break loose when you are older, locking your wrist...(His wrist was fresh from surgery for that reason) I got that warning in 1970, and have made a point, if at all possible, to use a soft mallet... All that rambling, just to lead up to saying Greta clip, simple, and no BS..

@shawn80j 4 года назад

Thanks man! Quick and to the point with absolutely zero filler appreciate it.

@user-bg7rb6oh7s Месяц назад

Back in the day Honda 900 used rear axles bolt to remove flywheel

@supraender 5 лет назад

Thanks for doing this video! Helped me out on my 2017 KLR650. The owners manual wasn't super clear but I followed the video and you're right, it was easy!

@norwaysept2830 5 лет назад

Thanks for this. I am replacing the very tired 2001 busa with a new (to me) 1999 busa (with only 15,000 miles) in my kitcar. Didn’t realize that the stator hub needed to be swapped to match the ecu. Once installed all the “new” engine did was fart and backfire. ... Gonna pull the engine and use your trick tomorrow! Thanks a lot!

@herbfontaine 3 года назад

@Kunter Briben how did it turn out I have a 2001 that I want to swap the ecu either to a 99 or 02 and flash the ecu?

@norwaysept2830 3 года назад

@@herbfontaine ... worked fine.

@sonofmayhem5780 Год назад

Shoutout to your technique I have a 86 honda shadow so mine was a m22-1.50 but worked

@mossbergmike5491 6 лет назад

Great vid, helped me out on a gen 1 busa just now. Used a random sportbike axle (model unknown) from a box of parts in place of the bolt that you used. Thanks!

@Redrider2k2 6 лет назад

Nice! That's another way to do it.

@bears893 6 лет назад

Mossberg Mike would you guys happen to know how would I diagnosed if that's bad does it make any noises? I replace the stator and the rectifier along with a new battery and my battery just died yesterday out of nowhere and it just continue to drain.

@FirstLast-tx3yj 2 года назад

@@Redrider2k2 does the flywheel play a role in the balance like in the car or is it just for the stator to create current?

@olenduschannel7714 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing... Tutorial opening flywheel puller 👏❤💕

@GRPPLRJORDAN 29 дней назад

I got a Vulcan 1500 trying to get passed the flywheel to get the stator. Will this work

@joaoc_PT 5 лет назад

tks, have a shattered magnet and need to remove that part, did not know m20x1.5 was also drain plug. Top Tip!

@johnlangdon1473 6 лет назад

You are tha'ffff'kinnn MAN, man. Lol thank you did the hilariously simple, "why the hell right I think of that" knowledge drop! Haha cheers

@smoth0p3ratorc5 8 лет назад

Your the man , the drain plug is in but the dam wheel won't budge. I have the engine split and the dam thing turns like nothing

@38Fanda 4 года назад

torch

@TheDementedMonkeys 8 лет назад

Thanks for the video buddy, we will be doing a 16bit to 32bit ecu conversion to our busa powered car soon and this vid is really useful! Gotta love being cheap! :)

@herbfontaine 3 года назад

@The Demented Monkeys I'm about to do the same I have a 2001 16 bit I want to go to a 32 bit other than the flywheel and ecu is there anything else I need to change to do it?

@Redrider2k2 3 года назад

It's been a while but I seem to remember this being the only issue.

@TheDementedMonkeys 3 года назад

@@herbfontaine No, there are some pins that must be swapped around in the ecu wiring loom but I honestly cannot remember which went where. I have since moved to a standalone ECU so I couldn't help you even if I tried! Perhaps try with some google-fu!

@herbfontaine 3 года назад

@@TheDementedMonkeys Okay thanks for your help and reply 👍

@TheDementedMonkeys 3 года назад

@@herbfontaine You're welcome!

@businessman953 6 лет назад

it work with a kawasaki zx14r to i have to rebuild my engine and i have to remove that part

@herbfontaine 3 года назад

So the flywheel needs to be changed to put a 2001 motor in my 2004 hayabusa ??? Do I need to change anything else ???

@simeonarul2920 3 года назад

Super Bose.Really very useful

@caliberninja8963 5 лет назад

dat so sick ,you are very nice from morocco guys

@John_McDonnell_76 3 года назад

Anyone kno if a “crows foot” is absolutely necessary to do this removal?

@xxsilverxxfox5153 11 месяцев назад

Wow thx for that!!!

@KribbisAFK 4 года назад

I’m putting a 99 engine into 05 busa but now it won’t start. Do I just take my 05 flywheel and put it in my 99 engine?

@Redrider2k2 4 года назад

That should be the easiest way. Either that or swap over all of the 99 harness/ecu

@johnjohnson5116 3 года назад

Well sugar my grits!

@satanbirmingham911 3 года назад

Flywheel broke in clean- half on a suzuki tl1000r and now the magnetos stuck in place

@SteefVG 4 года назад

amazing video, thank you!

@J-Will19 6 лет назад

Could i do this with my 01 r6?

@Redrider2k2 6 лет назад

I've never worked an on R6 flywheel, but there's a pretty good chance..

@zhenyu 5 лет назад

what year model is your hayabusa? i would like to replace the magneto on my sv1000k5 do you know if they are the same size?

@Redrider2k2 5 лет назад

The answer to your question was in the first 10 seconds of the video. It's an 05 engine being built to go into a a friend's 99 chassis. As for the rest, I have no idea.

@someguy3926 4 года назад

I'm doing the same thing what did u use

@DChustle1994 5 лет назад

Do you think this will work with a 06 Suzuki sv1000s?

@Redrider2k2 5 лет назад

I can't say it's exactly the same but I can't see it being very different.

@elvisnear3489 7 лет назад

Hello, do you know if this procedure will work for the K7 GSXR 600

@Redrider2k2 7 лет назад

Elvis Near I can't promise it will, but there's a pretty good chance of it. I've now used this same procedure (and even the same oil drain plug) on an 05 ZX12 and it worked like a charm.

@elvisnear3489 7 лет назад

Charles Jose Labamba Jr. thank you, I will give it a try. When putting on the new flywheel does it just go on or do you need a rubber mallet?

@Redrider2k2 7 лет назад

Elvis Near I always just place it on and torque it to whatever the manual says.

@user-by8tv8so9x 10 месяцев назад

Cover

@user-by8tv8so9x 10 месяцев назад

Sir😊

@godschosenephraim8922 6 лет назад

Is it the same method to remove for a 07 gsxr 750??

@Redrider2k2 6 лет назад

Gallardo Billiano I'm honestly not sure. The only thing I can see that would change is the size/pitch of the threads. I've also used this method on a ZX12 and it was the same size.

@godschosenephraim8922 6 лет назад

I can't get the bolt loose. Is it lefty loose righty tighty? I have a impact drill and it won't budge

@Redrider2k2 6 лет назад

Gallardo Billiano on all the bikes I've worked on, it was standard thread. Counter-Clockwise to remove. Is it possible someone could have used loctite on it? Maybe try just a little heat.

@keithjordan5846 7 лет назад

what size crow foot was used?

@Redrider2k2 7 лет назад

Keith Jordan Pretty sure it was 1.25" (1-1/4)

@keithjordan5846 7 лет назад

Charles Jose Labamba Jr. thanks a lot man.

@rathavaprakash671 6 лет назад

@smoth0p3ratorc5 8 лет назад

and I can't grip the flywheel like you can

@Redrider2k2 8 лет назад

+Luis Caar Hmm... Could someone wrap something around the flywheel to help you hold it in place? Some sort of strap wrench or even a leather belt maybe?

@smoth0p3ratorc5 8 лет назад

+Charles Jose Labamba Jr. yes good idea I have a oil filter wrench I'll try