How does the rear exhaust come off ?

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How does the rear exhaust come off ?

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Just swapping out the cat for a Y pipe, I can see how the cat will come out backwards but the silencers have to come off to let it go back. Can't see how they are bolted on.
Any help gratefully received.
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Just found it on section 18 of the workshop manual :oops:
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Hi KTM AL
Would help if you could let us know your bike, 11S, 12S?
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Hi
Sorry its a 2003 R1100S . All sorted now I've printed out the relevant pages of the manual.
Thanks
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Post by Blackal »

When fitting the new pipes....... start at the front and introduce all the bolts for a few threads - then tighten each a little at a time.......

(Apologies if you have already sussed that)

Can we call you Alison? (too many "Al"s on this site, all of a sudden ) :evil:

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Thanks for the tip Al ,rather not be called Alison though :lol:
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Post by Blackal »

that's your initial reaction - give it time, you never know :wink:
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Post by Pete. »

I use a rubber mallet to remove and install mine once the clamp is released.
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Post by KTM AL »

Cheers Pete
Just come back to the PC to check the manual incase I missed a bolt , Rubber hammer it is then.
Tank and fairings a bit of a pig as well first time , like the hidden fairing screw above the front mudguard with the bleeding forks in the way :shock:
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Post by Pete. »

The silencer hangs on two rubbers which tend to get stuck to the pins they hang off. It can take some effort to break the bond.
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Post by KTM AL »

Thanks Pete
Managed to get them off, had to remove the pannier rails & rear body work too.
That's it for today, I'll put it all back together tomorrow. I will get a new air filter I see K&N do two types a square one or a tubular one .
Which one is best ?
Cheers
Al
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Post by tanneman »

The square one. You can buy it as part of a service kit from Motorworks. There is an adapter from a BMW dealer in America that is a neat and effective installation for a tubular filter.
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