swing arm rebuild

If you go on rockymountains microfiche for your bike it should show you the order that stuff goes in. Or a service manual if you have it.

On the outside it's one washer top left, thrust bearing, one washer bottom middle, large seal and then the bush in the bottom right sits in the seal. The small seal sits the other side of the bearing, where the pivot bolt passes through the crankcases.

The parts fiche just shows the two washers and thrust bearing as one part. I assume the bags contain washers of different sizes. If they are both different sizes in each bag then that's for one side.

Yes. It sits inside the large seal and the end of the bush sits inside it.

Take a picture.

Are you using OEM parts?

Is the part at the top right of the photograph in place and the correct way round. Also is the bearing flush with the bottom of the recess these parts sit in.

Look at the Motosport microfiche. Should go something like this. This is for 2006 Suzuki RM125 Rear Swinging Arm (model K1, K2, K3) (whatever that means, I'm not a Suzuki guy). Looks to me like you have wrong parts and are missing parts. The chain drive side should have 7 parts, plus the nut. The right side should have 6 parts.

Right side Should have the tube spacer (you have), inner seal (rubber piece?), bearing cage (#2), then #3 is the "outer bearing", Then the (29.2X37X4) outer seal, then outer pivot spacer.


The number on your bags are not factory numbers it does not look like. I personally would throw the parts you bought in the parts bin and start over. That way you can match up the part number on the microfishe with with part number on the bag and know what part goes where.

Look at the Motosport website, and buy the correct parts you need.

http://www.motosport.com/dirtbike/oem-parts/suzuki/2006/rm125/rear-swin…

For Model K4...

For Model K5, K6

Both sides have 6 parts. The extra one on the chain side is the washer for the nut.

The spacer/sleeves protrude a bit on the inside until you mount the swingarm to the frame and fit the engine. Found some pics of my 06 RM125 with new bearings/seals on my phone. Just follow the microfiche above and pack with grease.

Correct order from the manual.