Airbox Removal - Triumph T595 DAYTONA Service Manual

TiIuMII
AIRBOX
Removal
1. Remove the seat and disconnect the battery
negative (black) lead first.
2. Remove the fuel tank as described elsewhere in
this section.
3. Disconnect the air intake hoses at the joints with
the cockpit.
4. Without draining the cooling system, release the
bolts securing the thermostat housing to the airbox.
gajz
1. Thermostat Housing Bolts
5. Disconnect the coolant temperature sensor
multi-plug from the thermostat housing.
WARNING: If the engine has recently
been running, the thermostat housing
may be hot to the touch. To avoid burn injuries to
the skin, always allow sufficient time for the
cooling system to cool down to room temperature
before working on or near any part of the cooling
system.
6. Disconnect the airbox drain hoses from both the
front and rear of the airbox.
7. On early models only, release the bolt securing
the front of the airbox to the bracket at the front
edge of the cam cover.
NOTE:
•
On later models, no bolt is fitted, the airbox is
retained on a slotted latch and no action is
necessary at this stage.
FUEL SYSTEM/ENGINE MANAGEMENT 9
8. Disconnect the multi-plug connections to the inlet
air temperature and barometric pressure sensors.
1. Inlet Air Temperature Connection
2. Barometric Pressure Sensor
9. Disconnect the engine breather hose and the air
bypass hose at the airbox.
10. Where necessary, release the worm-drive clips
securing the airbox to the throttle bodies.
11. Raise the rear of the airbox, slide to the rear and
remove from the frame.
Airbox Removal (front location for later models
shown)
CAUTION: To prevent dirt and debris
• from falling into the throttle openings
while the airbox is removed, seal the openings with
tape.
If the openings are not protected, debris may fall
into the throttles causing damage to the engine
and causing the throttles to stick.
9.83
21