BMW R1200RT/R1250RT Forum

Carole Nash admin is very poor. Recently had a car insurance renewal and the transmission had changed from manual to auto. The estimated mileage and value changed without me requesting it to. After a phone call raising a complaint, CN agreed to increase the mileage and value without any further cost...

An interesting read and a coincidence, after 67K miles, my 1980 Yamaha XJ650 is undergoing a top end overhaul. I'm "honing in" on the piston ring end gaps. On the 650, the piston ring end gap was outside of the installed (new) limits but within the service limit. The cylinder bores have be...

The part #'s are different and below are photos of rear seats (underside) from an 1150RT and a 1200RT (Camhead).


1150RT


1200RT

RealOEM, https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select

This looks like a useful link, https://www.bike-parts-bmw.co.uk/bmw-motorcycle

That fuel pump is for a Camhead, not a Hexhead. From the BMW Motorrad Genuine Parts link, it looks like this fuel pump assy., # 01, https://www.bike-parts-bmw.co.uk/bmw-motorcycle/R%201200/2003/R-1200-RT-05-0368_0388_/K26-03680388-/Fuel-Supply/Fuel-pump-and-fuel-level-sensor/4/16_0698/16/515590368 T...

Rosieposie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 26, 2025 4:17 pmDavid, would you be able to help me find the BMW part number for this.

Private message me the last 7 digits of the VIN.

Rosieposie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 26, 2025 3:14 pmDo you reckon this warrants a fuel pump replacement, they are quite expensive.

Try Motorworks for a used fuel pump.

What is your location.

Looking at the Haynes Manual #4598 for BMW R1200 Twins '04 to '06, there is a photo (2.15) on page 3.4. From what I can see, the two quick release connectors are the fuel delivery and return hoses. The "rubber hose attached to that green arrowed nipple shown above", is the fuel tank drain ...

Found this video.

Here is another thread, "Flat spot/Hesitation" , https://www.1200rt.com/viewtopic.php?t=3581&hilit=acceleration does this issue sound similar. Looks like it may have been water in the fuel and/or O2 sensors. (No conclusion posted on the O2 sensors). Perhaps fuel supply is the common is...

From this thread, "Flat spot under hard acceleration", viewtopic.php?p=74488&hilit=acceleration#p74488 the solution was to fit a new fuel pump/filter and clean the injectors.

For future reference, concluding a thread from beginning to end is always helpful, thank you.

A.n.other has just had his GS 12,000 miles service at a BMW dealer, the hourly labour rate is £130 + VAT = £156.

The collection & delivery was free.