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Vacuum Connection
1. Remove the seat referring to ‘Chapter 4 - Operation’ in your F800R Rider’s Manual and
then referring to ‘Chapter 8 Maintenance’ follow the instructions in the ‘Battery’ section
to remove the centre trim panel and battery.
2. Referring to the ‘Coolant’ section in Chapter 8 remove the right hand side panel, repeat
these steps to remove the left hand side panel too.
3. Remove the air inlet and air filter assembly from the LHS of the airbox, to do this
depress the barbs on the locating wedges and slide the wedges out, as shown in picture A,
then slide the air filter assembly up and out.
4. Separate the starter relay from the LHS of the airbox, as shown in picture B.
5. Disconnect the electrical connector from the Temperature sensor on the top of the
airbox, to do this prize the spring out and lift the connector off, as shown in picture C.
6. Remove 4 screws and washers securing the corners of the airbox, as shown in picture D,
using a T30 Torx wrench. Carefully lift the back of the airbox up. You will see a vacuum
pipe from each throttle body going to the idle control valve on the bottom of the airbox.
7. Remove the Vacuum pipe from no.1 throttle body (on the LHS of the bike), and then
carefully detach from the airbox. Locate the template supplied on the reverse of this sheet,
place the pipe on the template - aligning the ends to ensure correct position.
8. Trim the end off the vacuum pipe as per the template, then remove the section of pipe
as shown in the template and insert the tee piece into the vacuum pipe, as shown in picture E.
9. Replace the vacuum pipe with the T-Piece in place and repeat steps 1-6 in reverse, taking
care to ensure the vacuum pipe does not kink when lowering the airbox and that the
T-Piece is not going to interfere with the throttle linkage, as shown in picture F.
Note: Ensure the airbox is seated properly on the two air inlet rubbers attached to the throttle body before securing the airbox.
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Use alongside your F800 R Rider’s Manual supplied with the bike.
If you are not comfortable working on the bike then seek dealer
assistance. For a full parts list, system diagram & FAQ’s see reverse.
Hint: Always remove
filler plug and breather
before filling.
Bottle & Spout
(parts 18,19,20 and 21)
Hint: 1 drop per minute provides
the optimum flow rate
Press Filler plug
(part 2) into the
RMV and
set the
RMV to
prime.
Hint: Hold
bottle
upright
System Priming
Set Flow Rate
RMV Filling
1. Remove the rear chain guard mounting bolt
using a T30 Torx wrench, it is not necessary to
remove the chain guard itself.
2. Using the M6 x 50 screw and washer
(part 12), screw the chain guard into place.
Fit the BMW spacer (part 15) then Dispenser
Plate (part 16) followed by the M6 washer
and nyloc nut (part 13) see section 4 for nib
position before tightening to secure.
3. Secure the Dispenser Assembly (part 14) to the
Dispenser Plate (part 16) by clamping around the
black nylon sleeve using the Dispenser Plate Clip
(part 17).
4. Position the nib between 3 & 4 o'clock on
the outside face of the rear sprocket with the
slash cut facing away from the sprocket,
taking care to avoid the sprocket bolts.
Note: swingarm not shown for clarity, it
is not necessary to remove the rear wheel.
Avoid routing against moving parts
Dispenser Assembly
Incorrect installation can result in excessive oil fling
The RMV can be
secured to the
subframe
beneath the seat
on the LHS of
the bike using
the Reservoir
Cage (part 10)
and cable ties
(part 11).
Reservoir Metering Valve (RMV)
BMW F800 R
(2009-)
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®
A
B
C
D
E
F
Tube Routing
The delivery tubing
can be routed along
a channel between
the slipper strip and
the Swingarm
before passing
through a hole in
the slipper strip
and secured to the
rear brake pipe.
Then route across
the back of the engine and up the LHS subframe.
Check flow after a short
journey, adjust if necessary.
Avoid hot exhaust and
engine components
Hint: Filler hole & adjuster knob should be kept accessible
Connect Spout (part 19) to the
Filler Plug and squeeze Bottle to
pressurise the system, forcing
oil down the delivery line until no
air bubbles remain.
Hint: This can take up to 2 minutes.
Start your bike,
allow the engine
to warm up
Adjust the
flow until
approx. 1
drop per
minute
is achieved
60
secs
Never attempt to use compressed air
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