This Model S pecific Manual includes every service proce Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System d u re that is of a specific nature to this particular m odel . Basic service procedu res that are common to other Honda Maintenance M otorcycle/Motor Scooter/ATVs are covered in the Com...
How To Use This Manual Finding The Info rmation You Need This manual is devided into sections which cover each of the • m ajor comonents of the motorcycl e . T o quickly find t h e section you a r e i nterested in, t h e first page of each sections is m arked with a black tab that lines up with one of the t h u m b index tabs before this page .
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Example: Molykote® G-n Paste manufactured by Dow Corning , U . S . A . Honda Moly 60 ( U . S . A . only) Rocol ASP manufactured by Rocol Limited , U . K . Rocol Paste manufactured by Sumico Lubricant, Japan �...
General Information Lubrication & Seal Points 1-17 General Safety Cable & Harness Routing 1-20 Model Identification Emission Control System (U.S.A. Only) 1-27 Specifications 1-12 Torque Values Emission Control Information Labels 1-30 (U.S.A Only) 1-15 Tools General Safety Carbon Monoxide Used Engine/Transmission Oil If the engine must be running to do some work, make sure the area is well ventilated.
General Information Coolant Nitrogen Pressure For shock a bsorbers with a gas-fi lled reservoir: Under some conditions, the ethylene glycol in engine coolant is combustible and its flame is not visible . If the ethylene glycol does ignite, you will not see any flame, but you can be burned .
General Information Model Identification '94 MAGNA VF750C shown ( 1) FRA M E SERIAL N U M BE R ) The frame serial number is stamped on the r i g h t side o f t h e steering head .
General Information General Specifications Item '94-'00 Overall length 2,332 mm (91.8 in) After 2,338 mm ( 9 2 0 in) width Overall 854 mm (33.6 in) height OveraA (VF750C) 1,136 mm (44.7 in) (VF750CD) 1,1go mm (46.9 in) 1,652 mm Wheelbase Seat height 7 10 mm (28 in)
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General Information General (Cont'dl Item Specifications Carburetor Carburetor type CV (Constant Velocity) type, with flat valve Venturi diameter 33 mm (1.30 in) Clutch system Multi-plate, wet Drive Train Clutch operation system Cable operating Transmission 5 speeds Primary reduction 1.939 (64/33) Secondary reduction Third reduction Final reduction...
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US qt, Imp qt) at oil filter change 3. 1 ( 3. 3 2. 7 Use Honda GN4 4-stroke Oil or equivalent Recommended engine oil API Service Classification: SF or SG OIL VISCOSITIES Viscosity: SAE 1 0W - 40 Other viscosities shown in the chart may...
General Information Unit: mm (in) Cylinder Head ---- -- -- -- -- --.- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -.- -- -- -- -- -, Item Standard Service Limit 1,275 (184.9 13.0 Cylinder compression psi, kg/cm2)/ Cylinder compression synchronization difference 0.16 0.02 (0.006 0.001)
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General Information Unit: mm (in) Standard Service Limit Item 10-20 (0.4-0.8) Clutch lever free play 24.995-25.012 (0.9841-0.9847) 25.08 (0.987) Cl utch outer guide I . D . 44.4 (1. 75) 41.2 (1.62) Clutch spring free length 2.5 (0.10) 2.92-3.08 (0.115-0.121) Clutch disc thickness A 2.92-3.08 (0.115-0.121) 2.5 (0.10)
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General Information Unit: mm ( i n ) Transmission -- -- -- -- -- -- --.- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -,- -- -- -- -, Service Limit Item Standard Transmission gear I . D . M 5 2 8 .
General Information Unit: mm ( i n ) Wheel/Tires Standard Service Limit Item 1.5 (0.06) Minimum tire tread depth (FR) 2.0 (0.08) (RR) (2.50 (200 Cold tire pressure U p to lb) load (FR) kg/cm2, psi) (200 (2.50 Up to lb) load ( R R ) k P a kg/cm2,...
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General Information Unit: mm (in) attery/ harging System Item Standard Service Limit Alternator/charging coil resistance (at 20°C/68°F) 0.1-1.0 0 Regulator/rectifier regulated voltage/amperage 14-15.5 V/below 0.5 A/3, 000 rpm Battery capacity 12 V-10 Ah Battery charging rate (Normal) 1.2 A (5-10h) (Quick) 5 A (1h) Battery voltage (fully charged 20°C/68°F)
General Information Torque Values Standard Torque Torque Fasteners Type Fasteners Type N·m (kg-m, ft-lb) N·m (kg-m, ft-lb) 5 (0.5, 3.5) 4 (0.4, 3) mm hex bolt and nut mm screw 9 (0.9, 7) 10 (1.0, 7) mm screw mm hex bolt and nut 22 (2.2, 16) 9 (0.9, 7) mm flange bolt (8 mm head )
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General Information Engine Thread Torque Item Q'ty Remarks dia. (mml N·m (kg-m, ft-lb) Clutch/Gearshift Linkage 12 (1.2, 9) Right crankcase cover bolt Clutch cable holder bolt 23 (2.3, 171 Clutch spring bolt 12 (1.2, 9) ('94) C l utch center lock nut 90 (9.0, 65) N ote 5, '94)
General Information Cable & Harness Routing ( 1) LEFT HANDLEBAR (8) RIGHT HANDLEBAR SWITCH WIRE HARNESS SWITCH WIRE HARNESS (6) COMBINATION METER WIRE HARNESS (2) CLUTCH CABLE (5) HIGH BEAM/TURN "SIGNAL/ NEUTRAL INDICATOR WIRE HARNESS 3) SPEEDOMETER CABLE (10) 9P-RED CONNECTOR (TURN SIGNAL SWITCH HORN SWITCH, DIMMER SWITCH)
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General Information (5) IGNITION SWITCH WIRE (2) EVAPORATI VE HARNESS EMISSION PURGE CONTROL VALVE (3) CLUTCH CABLE 1-21...
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General Information FRONT PULSE SECON DARY A I R I NJECT I O N CONTROL VALVE (CALI F O R N I A TYPE O N LY) EVAPO RATIVE E M I S S I O N CAR B U R ETOR AIR VENT C O NTRO L VALVE (CALI F O R N I A TYPE ONL Yl FUEL TAN K B REATHER...
Carbon monoxide does not react in the same way, but it is toxic. Honda Motor Co., ltd. utilizes lean carburetor settings as well as other systems, to reduce carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons. Crankcase Emission Control System The crankcase emission control system routes crankcase emissions through the air cleaner and into the combustion chamber.
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General Information Exhaust Emission Control System (Pulse Secondary Air Injection System) California type only The exhaust emission control system consists of a pulse secondary air injection system which introd uces filtered air i nto the exhaust gases i n the exhaust port. Fresh air is drawn into the exhaust port whenever there is a negative pressure pulse in the exhaust system .
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General I nformation Evaporative Emission Control System ( California Type Only) This vehicle compl ies with the Cal ifornia Air Resou rces Board req uirements for control of evaporative em issions . Fuel vapor from the fuel tank and carburetor is routed into the evaporative emission canister where it is a bsorbed and stored while the engine is stopped .
General Information Emission Control Information labels (U.S.A. Only) An Emission I nformation Label is located on t h e frame a s show n . T h e right s i d e cover must be removed t o v i e w i t . It g ives basic tune-up specifications.
2 . Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System 2- 3 Service Information 2- 1 Front Side Cover Removal/I nstallation 2- 1 Exhaust System Removal/I nstallation Trou bleshootin g 2- 7 Seat Removal/Installation Rear Fender Removal /Installation U pper Fairing Removal/Installation Fuel Tank Removal/Installation (VF7 50C D ) Side Cover Removal/Installation Service Information...
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Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System Seat Removal/Installation Remove t h e seat b y removing t h e th ree mounting bolts . BOLTS During seat installation, align the seat hook with the frame hook and holes of the seat with the bosses on the side covers . I nsta ll the three mounting bolts .
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Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System Side Cover Removal/Installation P u l l t h e cover bosses from t h e grom mets . Slide the cover boss down from the hole in the seat and re ( 1 ) HOLE move the side cover. NOTE Be careful not to damage the boss .
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Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System NOTE When insta l l i ng the exhaust pipe/muffler, always tig hten the exhaust pipe joint nuts first, then tighten the mounting • fasteners, see next pag e . Q 'ty Procedure Remarks Removal Order I nstallation is in the reverse order of removal . I nstal lation (page 2-61 ( 1 ) Rear exhaust pipe protector...
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Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System Rear Exhaust Pipe Protector Installation I nstal l the rubber cap to the rear exhaust pipe hoo k . A l i g n t h e h o o k o f t h e rear exhaust pipe with groove o f t h e rear exhaust pipe protector .
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Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System Rear Fender Removal/Installation ( 1 ) ( 5) NOTE Route the wire harness properly (page 1 -20) . • Requ isite Service Side covers removal/installation (page 2-3) Seat remova l/installation (page 2-2) . • • Procedure O'ty Remarks Removal Order I nstal lation is in the reverse order of remova l .
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Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System Upper Fairing Removal/Installation (VF 7 50CD) CAUTION Do not scratch and damage the windscreen . • Procedure Q'ty Remarks Removal Order I nstal lation is in the reverse order of remova l . ( 1 ) Upper fairing mounting bolt Upper fairing At i nstallation, align the tab of the upper fairing stay with the hole of the cable g u i g e .
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Frame/Body Panels/Exhaust System Windscreen Replacement ( 1 ) STAYS Remove the screws, plastic washers and rubber washers . Remove the wi ndscreen and upper fairing stays . I nsta llation is in the reverse order of remova l . (3) PLASTI C WAS H E R (4) SCREW...
3 . Maintenance 3- 1 Valve Clearance Service I nformation 3 -8 Service Access G u ide Drive Chain Headlight Aim 3- 1 0 Maintenance Schedule 3- 5 Air Cleaner Service Information Refer to Common Service Manual for items not included in this manual . •...
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Maintenance Service Access Guide The following shows the locations of the parts that m u st be removed for the m a i ntenance items listed below. • Refer to the Common Service Manual for items not included in this manual . Refer to section 2 ( F rame/Body Panels/Exhaust System ) .
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Maintenance ( 1 ) Synchronization Adjusting Screw ( 1 3) Air Cleaner (Carbu retor synchronizatro n ; page 5- 1 4) ( Contamination, clogging, replacement; page 3-5) M iddle cover Fuel tank • • ( 1 2) C l utch lever ( Free play) (2) Fuel line (Damage, leakage) ( 1 1 ) Steering Head Bearing ( Damage) ( 1 0) Suspension...
Steering Head Bearings Note Should be serviced by an authorized Honda dealer, unless the owner has the proper tools and service data and is mechani cally qualified . * * I n the i nterest of safety, we recommended these items be serviced only by an authorized Honda dealer.
Maintenance Air Cleaner A I R D UCT STO PPER Remove the fuel tank (page 2-2) . Remove the front side cover (page 2-3 ) . Remove t h e two screws a n d airduct stopper. Remove the air duct by sliding it backward . Remove the nine screws and air cleaner housing cover/air cleaner.
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Maintenance Turn the crankshaft clockwise and align its "T 1 " mark with ( 1 ) I N DEX MARK the index mark on the right crankcase cover. Make sure that N o . 1 piston is at TDC (Top Dead Center) on the compression stroke.
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M aintenance locate the crim ped pin ends of the master li nk from the out side of the chain and remove the li n k with the d rive chain cutter . Drive chain cutter 07HMH-MR 1 0 1 02 or 07HMH-MR 1 0 1 0B ( U .
Lubricatio n System 4- 1 Oil Pump Removal/Installation Service Information Oil Pump Disassembly I Assembly 4- 1 Troubleshooting Lubrication System Diagram Service Information If the engine must be running to do some work, make sure the area is well ventilated. Never run the engine in an •...
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Lubrication S y stem Lubrication System Diagra m AFTE R '94 CAM SHAFT ( 1 ) (9) OIL PRESS U RE RELIEF VALVE...
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Lubrication S y stem Oil Pump Removal/Installation 18 (1.8 , 1 3 ) : 0-ring N OTE Use ca re to keep dust or d i rt out of the engine. • After in sta l l ation, check that there a re no oil leaks. •...
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Lubrication S y stem Oil Pu mp Disassembly Assembly ( 1 3) ( 1 2) ( 1 1 ) ( 1 0) ( 1 ) NOTE If any portion of the o i l p u m p is worn beyond the specified service l i m it, replace it as a n assem bly. •...
Fuel S y stem Troubleshooting Afterburn When Engine Braking is Used Engine Won't Start Too m uch fuel getting to the engine Lea n m ixtu re i n slow circuit • - Air cleaner clogged Ai r cut-off va lve ma lfu nction •...
Fuel System Air Cleaner Housing Removal/Installation Requisite Service Fuel ta n k remova l/i nsta l lation (page 2-2) Air cleaner remova l/i nsta l lation ( page 3-5) • • Procedure Q'ty Remarks Removal Order Insta l l ation is in the reverse order of remova l . ( 1 ) Left m i d d l e cover stay bolt Right m iddle cover stay bolt...
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Fuel System Gasoline is extremely flammable and is explosive under certain conditions. • Work i n wel l venti lated a rea. Smoking or a l l ow flames or spa rks i n the worki ng a rea or where gasol i n e is stored ca n •...
Fuel S y stem Carburetor Separation ( 1 ) � (26) 5 -6...
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Fuel S y stem Requisite Service Carbu retor remova l/i nsta l lation ( page 5-4) Carbu retor synchron ization ( page 5- 1 4) • • Procedure Q'ty Remarks Separate No. 4 carb. from No. 1 /2/3 carb. ( 1 ) Air cha m ber screw Lock plate Air cham ber/a i r fu n nel...
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Fuel S y stem N OTE Vac u u m cham ber, float chamber and jets ca n be serviced with out sepa rati ng the carbu reto rs. • N ote the location of the each ca rburetor parts so they can be back i n thei r origi na l locati o n. •...
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Fuel S y stem NOTE No. 1 carbu retor is the base carbu retor. Before tighte n i ng the carbu retor con necti ng bo lt/n ut, check there is no cleara nce between each of the carbu retor joi nts.
Fuel System Jet Needle Holder Removal/Installation ( 1 ) J ET N E E DLE HOLDER Removal Remove the vacu u m piston ( page 5-8) . Te m p o ra r i l y i n st a l l the 4 m m sc rew or e q u i v a l e n t (Exam ple;...
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Fuel S y stem Carburetor Synchronization � ( 1 ) V C U U M PLUG NOTE Refer to section 2 of the Co m m o n Service M a n u a l • for carbu retor synchron ization proced u re. Synchron ize the carbu retors with the engine at nor...
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Fuel S y stem Sta rt the engine. ( 1 ) THROTTLE STOP SCREW KNOB Turn t h e t h rott l e sto p sc rew knob and a dj u st t h e i d l e speed .
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T h i s adj u stment m u st be made at h i g h a ltitude to • ARE AVAILABLE AT YOUR AUTHORIZED HONDA DEALER. ensure proper h i g h a ltitude operati o n .
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Fuel System Evaporative Emission Can ister (EVAP Canister) Removal/Installation (California Type Only) Disconnect the No. 4 tube. Disconnect the No. 1 tube. Remove the bolts and EVAP ca n i ster. Insta l lation is i n the reverse order of remova l . Pulse Secondary Air Injection ( 1 )AIR I N J ECTIO N HOSE Control Valve (PAIR Control Valve)
Coo l i n g System 6- 1 Service Information Thermostat Removal/Installation 6- 1 Troubleshooting Radiator Removal/Installation Radiator Disassembly I Assembly System Flow Pattern Coolant Draining Water Pump Removal/Installation Service Information Wait until the engine is cool before slowly removing the radiator cap. Removing the cap while the engine is hot •...
Thermostat Removal/Installation Requisite Service Coolant d ra in i n g ( page 6-3) Coo l a nt refi l l i n g (Section 5 of the Com m o n Service • • M a n u a l ) Procedure Q' ty Remarks...
Radiator Removal/I nsta l lation Requisite Service Coolant d ra i n i ng ( page 6-3) Front side cover rem ova l/i nsta l l ation ( page 2-3) • • Coolant refil l (Section 5 of the Common Service Manual) •...
Radiator Disassembly Assembly llli ii ii i' CAUTION Be careful not to damage the radiator core. Requisite Service Radiator remova l/i nstal l ation ( page 6-5) O 't y Procedure Remarks Assem bly is in the reverse order of d i sasse m bly. Disassembl y Order Radiator g ri l l R e l ease the two g rooves fro m u nd e r of rad i ator, t h e n...
�GN Water Pump Removal/Installation O I L P U M P S HAFT Requisite Service Coo l a nt refi l l ( S e ct i o n 5 of t h e C o m m o n S e rv i c e Coolant d ra i n i n g ( page 6-3) •...
Removal/Instal lation Engine 7 - 1 Service Information Engine Removal/Installation Service Information During remova l and i n sta l lation, su pport the motorcycle using a safety stand or hoist. • The fol l owing components can be serviced with the engine i nsta l led i n the frame. •...
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Engine Removal/Installation CAUTION Do not support the engine using the oil filter. • NOTE S u pport the m otorcycle using safety sta nd or a hoist. • A floor jack or other adjusta ble su pport is req u i red to support a nd m a neuver the engine. The jack height m u st be •...
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En g ine Mounting Bolt lightening Procedure Loosely i n sta l l a l l engine m o u nting bolts, n uts a nd engine mounting bracket. Tig hten the 1 0 mm front cyl i nder head m o u nting bolts ®...
Cyl i nder Head/Va lves 8- 1 Service Information Cylinder Head Removal/Installation Cylinder Head Disassembly I Assembly 8- 1 Troubleshooting Camshaft Removal Camshaft Installation Service Information F ront a n d rea r cyl inder head service ca n be done with the engine i n the fra me. •...
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N OTE Service the front cyli nder camshaft using the sa me proced u re as the rea r cyl i nder. • Remove the ca m chain tensioner before removi ng the camshaft. • The "T1 " ti m i n g ma rks on the sta rter cl utch a re for rea r cyl inder head service. •...
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NOTE Service the front cyl i nder head using the sa me proced u re as the rea r cyl i nder. • Apply e n g i n e o i l to the seat a n d threads of the cyl i nder head bo lts. •...
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Cylinder Head Disassembly Assembly HANDLAPP I N G TOOL DOWN ( page 1 - 1 5) � () � (3) G ROOVE �( 9 1 ---- --� ( 1 0) ( 1 1 )
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NOTE Service the front cyl inder head using the sa me proced u re as the rea r cyl i nder head. • M a rk a l l pa rts d u ring d i sassem bly so they can be placed back thei r orig i n a l position. •...
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( 1 1 ) Head cover gasket NOTE Apply Honda Bond A or equ iva lent to the head cover • a nd i n sta l l the gasket with " I N " m a rk facing the i ntake side.
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Camshaft Installation ( 1 ) EX or I N MAR K E a c h ca m s h a ft h a s an i d e ntificat i o n m a rk. I n sta l l t h e camshafts i n the correct positions, noting t h e identification m a rks below: Front Intake:...
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Cylinder Head/Valves Rear cylinder (cont'dl • Torq u e t h e c a m s h aft h o l d e r bo lts i n the seq u e nce shown. Torque: 1 2 N·m ( 1 .2 kg-m, 9 ft-lb) Turn the ca m chain tensioner shaft fu lly in (clockwise) secu re it using special tool .
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Front cylinder (cont'd) • ( 1 ) TE NS ION E R S HAFT Turn the cam chain tensioner shaft com pletely in (clock wise) and secu re it using the stopper tool . Th is tool c a n easily b e made from a thi n ( 1 m m thick ness) piece of steel.
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I nsta l l the ca mshaft holder dowel pins in the rea r cyl i nder head. Lubricate the camshaft journal su rfaces, ca mshaft holder and cam lobes with molybden u m d isu lfide oil. I n sta l l the camshafts onto the rea r cyl i nder head. Check that the "...
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I nsta l l the ca mshaft holders in the correct positio ns, check i n g the i ndetification m a rks on the holders an d cyl i nder head. I nsta l l the cam cha i n g u ide. (2) IDE NTIFICATIO N MARKS To rq u e the cam sh aft h o l d e r bo lts in the seq u e nce as shown .
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Remove the cam chain tensioner stopper tool . I n sta l l the cam chain tensioner sea l i n g bo lt a n d washer. Make s u re the ti m i n g ma rks on the camshaft sprockets a re level with the cyl inder head u pper edge.
Clutch System 9 - 1 Service Information Clutch Removal 9· 1 Troubleshootin g Clutch Installation Right Crankcase Cover Removal/ Installation Service Information Cl utch mai ntenance can be done with the engine i n the frame. • Transm ission oil viscosity a n d level have a n effect on cl utch d isengagement. When the c lutch does not d isengage or •...
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Clutch S y stem (6 ) 1 2 ( 1 . 2. 9) 27 (2.7. 20) 27 (2.7. 20) 20 - 30 m m 9 - 2...
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Clutch S y stem Requisite Service E n g i ne o i l d ra i n i n g/refi l l i n g • Procedure Q'ty Remarks Removal Order Insta l lation is in the reverse o rder of remova l , ( 1 ) Brake peda l pivot bolt/nut ( 2)
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Clutch S y stem N OTE When rem ovi ng the o i l p u m p d riven sprocket, loosen the sprocket bolt before removi ng the cl utch assem bly. The • bolt is treated with a locki ng agent so be ca refu l not to damage the bolt when loosen i ng . Requisite Service Right c ra n kcase cover rem oval ( page 9-2) Sta rter cl utch remova l ( page 1 7- 1 0)
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Clutch S y stem Requisite Service Sta rter cl utch in sta l lation ( page 1 7- 1 0) Right crankcase cover i nstallation ( page 9-2) • • Q'ty Procedure Remarks Installation Order ( 1 ) Col l a r C l utch outer guide NOTE Lubricate the i n ner and oute r sliding s u rfaces with...
1 0. Gearsh ift Li n kage 1 0- 1 Service Information Gearshift Linkage Removal/ 1 0-4 Installation 1 0- 1 Troubleshooting Drive Sprocket Cover Removal/ 1 0-2 Installation Service I nformation The gearsh ift l i nkage m a i ntena nce ca n be done with the e n g i n e i n the fra me. •...
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Gearshift Linkage Procedure Q'ty Remarks Removal Order I nsta l lation is in the reve rse order of rem ova l . ( 1 ) Cl utch ca b le ho ld e r bolt ( 2 ) C l utch cable/h o l der Drive sprocket cover bolt Drive sprocket cove r G asket...
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Gearshift Linkage Gearshift Linkage Removal/Installation S H I FTE R PLATE ASSEM BLY ( 1 ) 1 0 -4...
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Gearshift Linkage N OTE G e ars h ift l i n kage service can be perfo rmed with the e n g i n e in the fra me. • When removi ng the wate r pu m p, it is not necessa ry to d iscon nect the water h oses. •...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission N OTE Before rem ovi ng the parts, m a ke a note of their locati on fo r correct i n sta l l ati on . • Requisite Service 7-2) E n g i n e remova l ( page 1 5- 1 0) Alte rnator cove r re m ova l (page •...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission Crankshaft/Con necting Rod Removal/Installation AFTE R '94 1 2 ( 1 .2, 1 2 ( 1 .2. --:7J ( 1 ) 1 2 ( 1 .2, 33 (3.3, 1 2 ( 1 .2, ROTATI N G D I R ECTIO N 1 1 -4...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission N OTE M a rk a l l pa rts d u ri n g d i sassembly so they can be re placed i n the i r ori g i n a l locations. • A l l bea ring inserts a re se l ect fitted a n d a re identified by co lor code. Select repl acement bea ri ngs from the code •...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission Piston Disassembly Assembly ( 1 ) " I N " MARK I DE NTIFICATI O N ( 1 0) i n ) OR M OR E 1 1 -6...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission N OTE Apply mo lybden u m d isu lfide o i l to the connecti ng rod sma l l end an d piston p i n . • Requisite Service 1 1 -4) Pisto n rem ova l ( page •...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission N OTE Turn the m a i nshaft a n d cou ntershaft to ensure that the gears turn smoothly after reassem bly. • After i nsta l lati o n , l u b ricate gears with clean reco m m ended e n gin e o i l . •...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission Countershaft Disassembly Assembly ALI G N O I L HOLES (22) ( 1 4) ( 1 5) (23) ( 1 5) ( 1 0) ( 1 8) ( 1 2) ( 1 3) ( 1 6) ( 1 7 ) ( 1 9 ) (20) S H I FTE R G EAR...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission N OTE Apply mo lybde n u m o i l so l ution to the sh ifte r gear g rooves. Apply o i l to a l l s l i d i n g su rfaces of the m a i n shaft, c o u n •...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission CAUTION Install the oil orifice with the larger inner diameter side facing the lower crankcase. • If the lower crankcase installation is difficult, make sure the transmission assembly is installed correctly. • N OTE Refe r to page 1 1 - 1 8 fo r cra n kcase sea l a nt a rea and deta i l of the bolt l ocati ons. •...
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission Connecting Rod Bearing Selection I n spect the con necti ng rod bea ring and cra n kpin oil clea r a n ce (See section of the Co m m o n Service M a n u a l ) . ( 1 , 2 Record t h e con necti ng r o d I .
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission Connecting Rod Selection T h e weight code is sta m ped on t h e co n n ecti ng rod u s i n g a n a l p h a betical code. I f a co n n ecti n g rod req u i res re p l a ce m e nt, you s h o u l d select a rod with the same weight code a s t h e o rig i n a l .
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Crankshaft/Piston/Transmission Loose ly i nsta l l a l l the u pper cra n kcase bo lts, the sea l i n g U PPER CRAN KCASE S I D E : was h e rs a n d ca b l e g u i de. To rq u e the 1 0 bo lts, a n d then the 6 bo lts.
1 2. Front Wheel/Suspension/Steeri n g 1 2- 1 1 2-6 Service Information Fork Removal/Installation 1 2- 1 1 2-8 Troubleshooting Fork Disassembly 1 2-2 1 2 - 1 0 Handlebar Removal/Installation Fork Assembly 1 2-4 1 2- 1 2 Steering Stem Removal/Installation Front Wheel Removal/Installation 1 2-5...
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Front Wheel/Suspension/Steering Contaminates in the system may cause a reduction or loss of braking ability. • N OTE U s i n g wi res, h a n g the front bra ke master cyl i n der at l east as h i g h as the positi on it was orig i n a l l y i n sta l l e d at to •...
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Front Wheel/Suspen sion/Steering Front Wheel Removal/Insta llation 59 (5.9, 43) ( 2 ) ( 1 ) 2 2 (2.2. 1 6) A contaminated brake disc or pad reduces stopping power. Discard contaminated pads and clean a contaminated • disc with a high quality brake degreasing agent. CAUTION Do not use the oil filter as a jack point.
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Front Wheel/Sus p ension/Steering Front Wheel Disassembly Assembly ( 2 ) ( 2 ) ( 1 ) 42 (4.2, 30) A contaminated brake disc or pad reduces stopping power. Discard contaminated pads and clean a contaminated • disc with a high quality brake degreasing agent. N OTE Always replace wheel bea rings as a set.
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Front Wheel/Sus p ension/Steerin g CAUTION Support the removed caliper so that it does not hang from the brake hose. Do not twist the brake hose. • N OTE If the fork legs wi l l be d i sassem bled, tem porarily tig hten the bottom bridge pinch bolt to l oosen the fo rk cap. •...
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Front Wheel/Sus p ension/Steering The fork cap is under spring pressure. Use care when removing it. Use face protection. • N OTE If the fo rk piston m oves with the socket bolt d u ri n g rem ova l , tem po ra ri l y i nsta l l the spri ng, spacer a n d the fo rk •...
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Front Wheel/Suspension/Steerin g N OTE Always replace the o i l sea ls with new ones. • Coat the new o i l sea l with the reco m mended fo rk o i l a n d i nsta l l it with its m a rk fac i n g u p . •...
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Front Wheel/Sus p ension/Steering Steering Stem Removal/Installation ,,, c 30 (3.0, 1 - 1 5) -� NOTE (5 ) 1 2- 1 3) ( 1 5) 1 2-1 3) (13) Use the specified grease : Urea based multi-purpose grease for EXCELITE SHOR T ER TABS: Extre m e pressure (example:...
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Front Wheel/Suspension/Steering N OTE Replace the bea rings a n d races as a set. • At i n sta l latio n , a p p ly g rease to a l l bea ring a rea. • Check the stee ring head bea ring preload ( page 1 - 1 0) after torq u i n g the ste m n ut. •...
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Front Wheel/Sus p ension/Steering Handlebar Lower Holder Nut Tightening Procedure I nsta l l the h a n d lebar l owe r h o l d e r. Loose ly i n sta l l the washers a n d n uts. I nsta l l the h a n d lebar and upper h o l d e r ( page 1 2-2).
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Rear Wheel/Suspension Inhaled asbestos fibers have been found to cause respiratory disease and cancer. Never use an air hose or dry • brush to clean brake assemblies. Use an OSHA-approved vacuum cleaner or alternate method approved by OSHA designed to minimize the hazard caused by airborne asbestos fibers. A contaminated brake drum or shoe reduces stopping power.
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Rear Whee/Sus p ension Inhaled asbestos fibers have been found to cause respiratory disease and cancer. Never use an air hose or dry • brush to clean brake assemblies. Use an OSHA-approved vacuum cleaner or alternate method approved by OSHA designed to minimize the hazard caused by airborne asbestos fibers.
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Rear Wheel/Suspension Shock Absorber Removal/Installation 2 7 (2.7, 20) N OTE When servicing the shock a bsorber, support the m otorcycle u s i n g a safety sta nd or hoist. • Adj ust the shock a bsorber to the softest position fo r d i sasse m b ly. •...
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Rear Wheel/Sus p ension Shock Absorber Disassembly Assembly (3 ) Requisite Service Rea r shock a bsorber remova l/i nsta l lation ( page 1 3-6) • Procedure Q'ty Remarks Disassembly Order Assem bly is i n the reverse order of d i sasse m bly. U pper seat See page 1 3-8.
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Rear Wheel/Sus p ension Spring, Upper Seat Removal/Installation ( 1 ) COMPRESSOR I n sta l l t he sh ock a bsorber com presso r o n the s h ock a b sorber. Shock absorber compressor 07959 - 3290001 C o m p ress t h e s h oc k a bs o r b e r s p r i n g a n d re m ove t h e u pper seat.
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Rear Wheel/Suspension Swingarm Removal/Installation C as -� (7 1 (8.9, 651 39 (3.9, � 3 7 (3 . 7 , 2 7 ) Requ isite Service 1 3 -2) 10-2) Rear wheel rem ova l/i nsta l lation ( page Drive s procket cove r remova l/i nsta l latio n ( page •...
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Rear Wheel/Sus p ension ( 1 ) L O CK N UT Frame Pivot Adjustin g Bolt Adjustment � Removal Remove the pivot lock bolt. Remove the adjusting bolt lock n ut. NOTE R e m ove the lock n ut w h i l e h o l d i n g t h e a dj u sti n g •...
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Rear Wheel/Sus p ension Swingarm Disassembly Assembly ( 5 ) 22 (2.2, 1 6) � 6 (0.6, 431 (7 ) N OTE F o r p ivot bea ring replacement, see next page. • Requisite Service Swi n g a rm rem ova l/i nsta l l ation ( page 1 3-9) •...
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Rear Wheel/Sus p ension Swingarm Pivot Bearing Replacement Press the rig ht pivot bea ring ( b a l l bea ring) out of swi ngarm. 07946 - MJ00100 or Driver Shaft 07949 - 37 1 0001 (U.S.A. only) Set the need l e bea ring rem over o nto the l eft pivot bea ring ( need le bea ri n g ) as shown .
1 4. Bra ke System 1 4- 1 Service Information Front Master Cylinder Removal/ 1 4-5 Installation 1 4- 1 Troubleshooting Front Master Cylinder Disassembly 1 4-2 Front Brake Pad Replacement 1 4-6 Assembly Front Brake Caliper Removal/ Rear Brake Panel Disassembly 1 4-3 Installation 1 4-7...
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Brake System Front Brake Pad Replacement ALI G N ( 2 ) 2 .5 ( 0 . 2 5 . 1 .8 ) ------- . - - - A contaminated brake disc or pad reduces stopping power. Discard contaminated pads and clean a contaminated •...
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Brake S y stem Front Brake Caliper Removal/Installation ( 3 ) 3 5 ( 3 .5 , 2 5 ) ( 1 ) ( 5 ) A contaminated brake disc or pad reduces stopping power. Discard contaminated pads and clean a contam inated •...
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Brake S y stem Front Brake Caliper Disassembly Assembly 23 (2.3, 1 7) CAUTION Avoid spilling brake fluid on painted, plastic, or rubber parts. Place a rag over these parts whenever the system is • serviced. Requisite Service F ront bra ke ca l i pe r rem ova l/i nsta l latio n ( page 1 4-3) •...
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Brake S y stem Front Master Cylinder Removal/Instal lation ( 1 0) ( 2 ) 1 (0. 1 , 0.7) ( 1 ) 12 ( 1 .2, 9) CAUTION Avoid spilling brake fluid on painted, plastic, or rubber parts. Place a rag over these parts whenever the system is •...
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Brake S y stem Front Master Cylinder Disassembly Assembly 1 . 5 (0. 1 5, 1 . 1 ) ( 2 ) NOTE Replace the master piston , spring, cu ps, stopper p late, s n a p ring a n d boot as a set. •...
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Brake S y stem Rear Brake Panel Disassembly Assembly � 29 (2 .9, 2 1 ) ( 1 ) � ( 1 0) Inhaled asbestos fibers have been found to cause respiratory disease and cancer. Never use an air hose or dry •...
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Brake System Brake Pedal Removal/Installation ( 1 4) 27 (2.7, 20) Procedure Q' ty Remarks Removal Order I n sta l l ation is i n the reverse o rd e r of rem ova l . ( 1 ) B rake rod adj usti ng n ut ( 2 ) B rake rod spri ng...
1 5. Charg i n g System/ Alternator 1 5- 1 1 5-6 Service Information Charging System Inspection 1 5-2 1 5-7 System Location Regulator/Rectifier 1 5-3 1 5-9 Troubleshooting Alternator 1 5-5 1 5- 1 0 Battery Removal/Installation Alternator Removal/Installation Service i nformation The battery gives off explosive gases;...
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Troubleshooting Battery Overcharging Fa u lty reg u lato r/rectifier • Battery Undercharging N OTE I n order to o bta i n an accu rate test read i n g when c h a rg i n g the system , the battery m u st be fu l l y c h a rged a n d i n •...
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Abnorm a l Check t h e voltage between t h e reg u lat o r/recti- Open c i rc u it in wire h a rness fi e r batte ry c h a rg i n g l i n e a n d g ro u n d l i n e Poorly connected con n ecto rs •...
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Battery Removal/Installation N OTE Always turn the i g n ition switch OFF befo re re m ovi n g or i nsta l l i n g the batte ry. • Requisite Service Seat rem ova l/i nsta l lation ( page 2-2) •...
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Charging System Inspection ( 1 ) A M M ETER Leakage Test Turn the i g n ition switch off, a n d d iscon n ect the g ro u n d (-) cable from the battery. Connect the a m m eter (+) probe to the g ro u n d ca b l e a n d the a m m eter (-) probe t o the battery (-) term i n a l .
Disco n n ect the sta rte r re lay switch con n ecto r a n d remove ( 1 ) (+) PR OB E: R E D/WH ITE the m a i n fuse (30 A). Reco n n ect the co n n ecto r o nto the re lay switc h. C o n n ect the a m m eter betwee n the fuse h o l d e r term i n a l s as shown.
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Charging System/ Alternator Unit Inspection Provided the ci rc u it on the wi re h a rness side is n o rm a l a n d there a re no loose co n n ections a t the co n n ecto rs, i n spect t h e reg u l ator/rectifi e r u n it by m e a s u r i n g t h e res i sta nce between the term i n a ls.
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Alternator N OTE It is not necessa ry to remove the stato r to m a ke this • test. Remove the fuel ta n k ( page 2-2 ) . Disco n n ect the a lternator 3P con n ecto r. Measu re the resista nce between the Ye l l ow wi re term i n a l s a n d c h e c k fo r n o conti n u ity betwee n e a c h term i n a l a n d body g ro u n d .
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Alternator Removal/Installation 0 12 (1. 2 , 9) ( 7 ) ) c 12 (1. 2 , 9) LIQU I D SEALANT AREA 1 5- 1 0...
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N OTE The e n g i n e o i l wi l l run out when the l eft cra n kcase cove r is re m oved . Set a clean o i l pa n u nd e r the e n g i n e a n d a d d •...
Troubleshooting I n spect the fo l lowi ng befo re d iagnosing the system . • - Loose spa rk p l u g caps o r spark p l u g wi re con nections. - Wate r i n the spa rk plug ca p. - Loose o r poo r contact of i g n ition system co n nectors.
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Ignition System C h eck the n e utra l switc h at the i g n ition con trol module (ICM) co n n ector ( page 1 6-8). Connection: Black/Light green - Ground Standard: Continuity in neutral Abnormal No continuity in any gear except neutral N o r m a l Connection: Light green/Red - Ground...
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No Spark At Either Ignition Group If there is no spa rk at either g ro u p, the problem is proba bly i n the primary coi l side of the i g n ition system ( i g n ition •...
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No Spark At One Plug (Trouble In Secondary Coil Side) Fau lty spark p l u g is m ost l i kely. • R e p l a c e ( s u s p e c t e d bad s p a r k p l u g ) w i t h known g o o d s p a r k p l u g a n d c o n d u ct s p a r k test.
Engine Starts, But Side Stand Switch Does Not Function NOTE The side sta nd switch s h o u l d fu nction as fo l l ows: When the tra nsm ission is sh ifted i nto a gear from neutra l with the side sta n d down, the i g n ition s h uts off a n d the •...
Ignition System I nspection N OTE C h eck t h e syste m co m po n e nts a n d wi res ste p- by • ste p a c c o r d i n g to t h e t ro u b l e s h o ot i n g c h a rt o n pages.
(2) P R I MARY WIRES Remove the spark p l u g caps from spark pl ugs. ( 1 ) BOLTS Discon nect the i g n ition coi l pri m a ry wi res from the coi l . Remove the i g n ition coil m o u nting bolts a n d fro nt i g n ition coils.
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Ignition Pulse Generator Removal/Installation Requisite Service R i g ht cra n kcase cover re mova l/i nsta l lation ( page 9-2) • F u e l ta n k rem ova l/i n sta l l ation ( page 2-2) •...
Ignition liming N OTE The i g n ition co ntro l m o d u l e ( I C M ) system is facto ry • p re - s et a n d c a n n ot be a d j u st e d . I g n i t i o n t i m i n g i nspection proced u res a re g iven to i n spect the fu nc...
1 7 . E lectric Starter /Starter Cl utch 1 7- 1 1 7-8 Service Information Starter Motor Disassembly/Assembly 1 7-2 1 7- 1 0 System Location Starter Clutch Removal/Installation 1 7-3 1 7- 1 2 Troubleshooting Starter Clutch Disassembly/Assembly 1 7-7 Starter Motor Removal/Installation Service Information...
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch Troubleshooti ng N OTE Check fo r the fo l l owi ng befo re tro u b l eshooti ng the system . • - B l own m a i n fuse (30 A ) o r s u b fuse ( 1 0 A). - Loose batte ry and sta rte r motor cable.
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch Abnormal C h eck fo r l oose or poorly c o n n ected sta rte r Poorly con nected batte ry te rm i na l s moto r cable, a n d o p e n ca ble. O p e n c i rc u it i n sta rte r m otor ca b le •...
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch N o Vo lta ge C o n n ect the sta rte r re l a y switc h co n n ecto r. Fau lty i g n ition switch With t h e i g n i t i o n switc h O N a n d t h e sta rte r Fau lty e n g i n e sto p switch •...
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch Abnormal Check the cl utch switch operatio n . F a u lty cl utch switch • N o r m a l A b n o r m a l Check the side sta nd switch ( page 1 8-9) . Fau lty side sta n d switch •...
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch Starter Motor Removal/Installation With the ignition switch OFF, remove the negative cable at the battery before servicing the starter motor. • N OTE R oute the wi re a n d cables properly ( page 1 -20). •...
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch Starter Motor Disassembly Assembly ( 1 ) 5 (0.5, 3.6) ( 1 6) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) � ALI G N 1 7-8...
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch Requisite Service Sta rte r m otor re m ova l/i nsta l lati o n ( page 1 7-7 ) . • Q'ty Remarks Procedure Disassembly Order Asse m bly is i n the reve rse order of d isasse m b ly. ( 1 ) Case bolt A l i g n the i ndex m a rks on the fro nt cove r a n d case .
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch Starter Clutch Removal/Installation W I D E G ROOVE 90 (9.0, 1 7- 1 1 ) SCREW DR IVE R 1 7- 1 0...
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Electric Starter/Starter Clutch Requisite Service 9-2) 1 6- 1 1 ) R i g ht cra n kcase cover re mova l/i n sta l lati on ( page Pu lse generato r re m ova l/i nsta l lati o n ( pa g e •...
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Electric Starter /Starter Clutch Starter Clutch Disassembly Assembly (7 ) ( 1 ) ( 2 ) 4 0 ( 4 . 0 , 2 9 ) Requisite Service Sta rter cl utch rem ova l/i nsta l latio n ( page 1 7- 1 0 ) . •...
1 8. Lig hts/Meters/Switch es 1 8- 1 Service Information Combination Meter Disassembly 1 8-8 Assembly 1 8-2 System Location 1 8-9 Ignition Switch Replacement 1 8-3 Troubleshooting 1 8-9 Side Stand Switch 1 8-5 Bulb Replacement 1 8-6 Headlight Removal/Installation Combination Meter Removal/ 1 8-7 Installation...
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Troubleshooting Coolant Temperature Indicator Turn the i g n ition switch O N , check that the tem perat u re i n d icato r l ig ht comes on fo r 3 seconds then goes out. • Coolant Temperature Indicator Remain ON I nd icator Disco n n ect the coo l a nt tem perat u re i n d icator 1--- S h o rt c i rc u it i n Li g ht g ree n/B lack wi re...
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Lights/Meters/Switches Coolant Temperature Indicator Remains OFF I n d icator does not come on Disco n n ect the cool a nt tem peratu re i n d icato r 1--- -- -- --. B l own i n d icator b u l b •...
Bulb Replacement ( 1 ) R ETAI N E R Headlight Bulb A halogen headlight bulb becomes very hot while • the headlight is ON, and remain hot for a while after it is turned OFF. Be sure to let it cool down before servicing.
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Headlight Removal/Installation An improperly adjusted headlight may blind on-comil'!g drivers, or it may fail to light the road for a safe distance. • N OTE Adj ust the hea d l i g ht bea m as specified by loca l laws a n d reg u l ations. •...
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Combination Meter Removal/Installation N OTE Ro ute the wi res a n d cables properly ( page 1 -20). • Requisite Service U pper fa i r i n g re mova l/i nsta l latio n (VF750CD: page 2-8) F ront side cove r re mova l/i nsta l lati o n ( page 2-3) •...
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Combination Meter Disassembly Assembly ( 1 ) SCREWS Remove t h e screws a n d c l a m ps. Remove the meter rea r cover and mete r stay. P u l l the i n d icator b u l bs out of the m eter. Remove the wi re h a rness c l a m p .
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Ignition Switch Replacement Remove the l eft m i d d l e cover stay assem bly ( page 5-4). Remove the screw a n d i g n ition switch cove r. Remove the i g n ition switch m o u nti ng bo lts us i ng a d ri l l, then rem ove the switc h .
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Tech n ical Featu re CT Bolt ( 1 ) STA N DARD TH R EAD Some pa rts of this m oto rcycle a re tig htened with the CT b o lts, i . e . C o m b i n a t i o n T h re a d b o lts w h i c h m a ke t h e fe m a l e th reads when they screw i n .
2 1 . Troubleshooti ng 2 1 -4 Engine Does Not Start Or Is Hard Poor Performance At High Speed 2 1 - 1 To Start 2 1 -4 Poor Handling 2 1 -2 Engine Lacks Power Poor Performance At Low And Idle 2 1 -3 Speeds Engine Does Not Start Or Is Hard To Start...
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Troubleshooting Engine Lacks Power Possible Cause 1 . Raise wheels off the g ro u n d W h e e l s Do N ot S p i n F reely B ra ke d ragg i n g a n d spin b y h a n d Worn or d a m aged wheel bearings Drive c h a i n too tig ht...
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Troubleshooting Possible Cause 1 1 . Check for e n g i n e ove rheati n g -- Overheati n g Excessive ca rbon b u i lt-u p in com- • ---- -- -- -- -. bu stion cha m be r N ot Overheati n g Use of poor q u a l ity fue l •...
Troubleshooting Poor Performance High Speed Possible Cause 1 " Check i g n ition t i m i n g F a u lty I C M • Fau lty i g n ition p u lse g e n e rato r •...
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Appendix A: Part Numbers Mark VF750C (1994-1997) Description Q’ty Price Description Q’ty Price MARK A (TYPE1) $34.98 MARK A (TYPE3) $34.98 87121-MZ5-300ZA 87121-MZ5-300ZC MARK A (TYPE2) $34.98 87121-MZ5-300ZB 23-33...
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Appendix A: Part Numbers Mark VF750C (1998-2003) Description Q’ty Price Description Q’ty Price MARK (TYPE5) $24.02 MARK (TYPE7) $22.60 87121-MZ5-A00ZA 87121-MZ5-M10ZA MARK (TYPE6) $20.96 87121-MZ5-A40ZA 23-34...
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Appendix A: Part Numbers Mark VF750CD (1996-1997) Description Q’ty Price Description Q’ty Price MARK (TYPE10) $20.29 MARK (TYPE4) $21.73 64221-MZ5-870ZA 87121-MZ5-A10ZB MARK (TYPE9) $20.29 STRIPE, R. (TYPE1) $93.75 64221-MZ5-870ZB 87123-MZ5-950ZA STRIPE, RR. (TYPE1) STRIPE, R. (TYPE2) $93.75 80111-MZ5-950ZA 87123-MZ5-950ZB STRIPE, RR. (TYPE2) $96.40 STRIPE, R.
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Appendix A: Part Numbers Stand Description Q’ty Price Description Q’ty Price SWITCH, SIDE STAND $41.75 BOLT $6.31 35070-MZ5-A80 (replaces 35700-MZ5-305) 90108-MR5-000 BAR, SIDE STAND $69.70 BOLT, SPECIAL (6X16) $1.84 50532-MZ5-000 90147-MCE-950 (replaces 90147-MK6-671) SPRING, SIDE STAND $6.04 NUT, SIDE STAND $2.84 50541-KV3-830 90203-MF9-710...
Appendix B: Gasket Diagrams Alternator Cover Gasket Description Part Number Alternator Cover Gasket 11636-MY7-000 Material Thickness Paper 0.0218” NOTE • Grey area is a thin bead of sealant 24-2...
Appendix B: Gasket Diagrams Right Crankcase Cover Gasket Description Part Number Right Crankcase Cover Gasket 11394-MY7-000 Material Thickness Paper 0.0218” 24-5...
Appendix B: Gasket Diagrams Sprocket Cover Gasket Description Part Number Sprocket Cover Gasket 11343-MZ5-000 Material Thickness Paper 0.0218” 24-7...
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