900ssi Servicing

frazelli · 19-Jul-2006, 12:09

Dear All,

I am looking to carry out a service on my 900ss but as part of that I want to replace the belts; is this something that a competent DIYer can do or is it best left to a dealer? Do I need any specific tools for this?

The bike has done 10,000 miles so any other advice on what to look out for other than oil and plugs etc would be really helpful.

Thanks in advance Frazelli

Crash_999 · 20-Jul-2006, 01:36

I'm not sure if this is any help me being brand spanking new here n all, but when i started servicing my bikes myself I found haynes manuals invaluable. they give u a check list for each service by mileage letting u know exactly what to check such as valve clearances etc

good luck!

Iconic944ss · 20-Jul-2006, 05:49

Links on changing and tensioning here:

http://www.ducati.ms/forums/showthread.php?t=7722

CHeers - Frank

Chief R.B. · 20-Jul-2006, 21:29

Go to www.ducati.nu you can download a workshop manual for your bike there (i know coz ive just done it for the same reason!). Actually...i think you might be able to do it off ducati uk website..

ant

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20-Jul-2006, 01:36	#2
Crash_999 Registered Forum User Posts: 8 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Northampton Mood: Peachy! I'm not sure if this is any help me being brand spanking new here n all, but when i started servicing my bikes myself I found haynes manuals invaluable. they give u a check list for each service by mileage letting u know exactly what to check such as valve clearances etc good luck! Reply

20-Jul-2006, 05:49	#3
Iconic944ss Registered Forum User WSB Hero Bikes: 1993 - 944SS & Aprilia Falco Posts: 7,795 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: north east Links on changing and tensioning here: http://www.ducati.ms/forums/showthread.php?t=7722 CHeers - Frank Reply

20-Jul-2006, 21:29	#4
Chief R.B. Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 286 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Derby Mood: looking to move in a new direction... Go to www.ducati.nu you can download a workshop manual for your bike there (i know coz ive just done it for the same reason!). Actually...i think you might be able to do it off ducati uk website.. ant Reply