Case Splitting 1982 GS1100e

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  • andrew93
    • Feb 2026

    #1

    Case Splitting 1982 GS1100e

    Well im finally getting around to fixing my 5th gear problem. Can i split the cases without taking the rest of the engine apart?
  • Nessism
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    • Mar 2006
    • 35790
    • Torrance, CA

    #2
    Yes you can.
    Ed

    To measure is to know.

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    • andrew93

      #3
      Awesome. Anyone have any tips or things to watch out for before i dive in?

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      • Guest

        #4
        Get an engine stand. Makes it so much easier.
        When splitting have it upside down so the tranny doesn't fall out.

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        • sharpy

          #5
          Get a workshop manual that you can download, read it. then read it again.. No such thing as stupid questions, only stupid people.

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          • rapidray
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            • Oct 2006
            • 8195
            • So Cal

            #6
            FIRST, get a SUZUKI manual, NOT a Clymer or Haynes!! You don't need an engine stand, just a sturdy table to support the weight of the engine. Drain the oil & take the motor out of the bike. Pull the starter & upper case half bolts (make SURE you get ALL of them!). Pull the clutch hub & the 2 plates behind it that hold the cases halves together. You will need an impact driver for the Phillips head screws on these 2 plates. Remove the small "Z" shape plate in the countershaft area that holds the case halves together. Remove the stator & ignition covers & the ignition plate. Turn the engine upside down & remove the oil pan. Remove ALL of the lower case half bolts & then the cases will be ready to split. Feel free to call me at 714--356-784 five if you need help. I have been building & racing the 1100s & 1150s since they came out. Easy job!
            Ray.
            Last edited by rapidray; 04-13-2015, 02:15 PM.

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            • andrew93

              #7
              Found the output shaft fork to be very worn and showing signs of heat.
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              • andrew93

                #8
                3rd gear( I believe its 3rd) has a lot of damage to the teeth and dogs
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                • andrew93

                  #9
                  Was it caused by a bent shift fork?
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                  • andrew93

                    #10
                    I cant figure out how to get all the pics in one post. Sorry
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                    • andrew93

                      #11
                      Another of the fork
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                      • Nessism
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                        Ed

                        To measure is to know.

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                        • Guest

                          #13
                          Plugged oil port

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                          • rapidray
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                            • Oct 2006
                            • 8195
                            • So Cal

                            #14
                            Originally posted by chef1366
                            Plugged oil port
                            How do you figure? Where all the burn is in his pictures are all splash fed areas? I would replace all the shift forks, & shift fork shafts if they are bent, & the damaged gears.
                            Ray.

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                            • Guest

                              #15
                              Originally posted by rapidray
                              How do you figure? Where all the burn is in his pictures are all splash fed areas? I would replace all the shift forks, & shift fork shafts if they are bent, & the damaged gears.
                              Ray.
                              So that is from a bent fork? Looks like oil starvation.

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