748 Denzil's Repair

I am now mobile (ish) and have been doing a bit of dismantling of the rear end of the 748. I will post some photos of the damaged components and issues with the subframe mounts later. Just three issues holding things up just now. Seized undertray and screen well nuts (no surprise there), back pains limit me to about and hour a day and the third I need some advice on.

Everything is coming apart well but I am stuck trying to work out how to get the relay connector blocks for the ecu and fuel pump relays through the space on the left side of the subframe. The relay block connectors look to be a couple of mm larger than the subframe allows, all of the seat lock and cable is removed. Is there a trick to get them through without removing the entire loom or cutting the wires?

 

Thanks Harry, there is much I won't be able to do such as frame alignment check, wheel repairs, hub and swinging arm bearings, it will be a while before I have enough strength to do any heavy lifting but the easy stuff is therapy although not officially part of my physio program. Already there are a few things which I had not spotted before such as the sub frame mounts are elongated and slightly twisted to the right and there are some cracks to the rear of the airbox rear mounting screws. The subframe mounts are to be expected as they are the weakest part of the frame and the subframe was partly opened up by the impact. The airbox issue could simply be impact from the seat assembly (and me) as I was ejected over the front.

 

The back of the bike is now all off, relay connector blocks had to be turned so the fitting went through end on rather than (any) side on. Some photos of the exhaust cans and other bits for now. I will take some detailed shots of the sub frame and sub frame mounts tomorrow. I marked the photo showing the cracks on the airbox, the cans could be salvaged with a new sleeves and straps but the header dent on the RH one may be difficult. I already have two replacement sets of clean pillion pegs and a number plate/indicator tail unit complete with rear lights and indicators to replace this set, what you see in the second from last photo top right is all that was left of it.