To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my HERO Achiever Motorcycle engine does not start?
If your HERO Motorcycle engine isn't starting, first, ensure the fuel cock is in the “ON” position. If that doesn't work, check and replace the fuse if necessary. Also, make sure the ignition switch is turned “ON” and the spark plug is tightened properly.
Why does my HERO Achiever Motorcycle have a feeble horn sound or no light?
A feeble horn sound or no light on your HERO Motorcycle could be due to a blown fuse. Replace the fuse to resolve this issue.
How to fix poor pick up on HERO Achiever Motorcycle?
If your HERO Motorcycle is experiencing poor pick up, ensure that the spark plug is tightened.
How to fix a HERO Motorcycle that won't start?
If your HERO Motorcycle engine won't start, try these steps: First, ensure the ignition is in the 'ON' position. Next, check the fuel tank and fuel lines to make sure there's fuel. Also, inspect the spark plug for fouling and either replace or adjust it as needed.
What to do if my HERO Motorcycle has poor pick up?
If your HERO Motorcycle has poor pick up, start by tightening the spark plug in the cylinder head. Also, check the air cleaner, brake binding, and tire inflation pressure.
Why does my HERO Achiever have a feeble horn or no light?
A feeble horn sound or no light on your HERO Motorcycle could be due to several reasons. Try these checks: Replace the fuse, inspect the battery, check the bulbs, and ensure all connections are secure.
How to troubleshoot no spark at the spark plug on HERO Achiever?
To troubleshoot a 'no spark' issue at the spark plug of your HERO Motorcycle, first, ensure the ignition switch is turned 'ON'. Check the spark plug gap (0.8-0.9 mm) and make sure the spark plug wire is securely connected.
How to fix i3s system issues on a HERO Achiever Motorcycle?
To resolve issues with the i3s system on your HERO Motorcycle, ensure the i3s switch is turned 'ON' and inspect the fuse.
General| Fuel System | Carburetor |
|---|---|
| Starting Method | Kick Start |
| Front Brake | Drum |
| Rear Brake | Drum |
| Engine Type | Air cooled, 4-stroke single cylinder OHC |
Identifies VIN and Engine Number locations and formats for the motorcycle.
Details overall dimensions, weight, and fluid capacities like engine oil and fuel tank.
Lists engine performance figures, bore, stroke, displacement, spark plug details, and valve clearance.
Describes front and rear suspension types, caster angle, and trail length.
Provides tyre sizes and brake system details including disc and drum specifications.
Outlines transmission gear ratios and electrical system components like battery and lighting.
Covers essential safety tips like wearing helmets, visibility, riding within limits, and avoiding alcohol.
Advises on protective gear and outlines actions to take if involved in a crash.
Lists recommended actions and prohibited behaviors for safe motorcycle operation.
Provides advice on selecting accessories and cautions against unauthorized modifications.
Offers tips to prevent motorcycle theft, including locking and secure parking.
Gives advice on engine maintenance, servicing, and fuel usage for environmental health.
Labels the various controls and indicators visible from the top view of the motorcycle.
Labels components visible from the left side of the motorcycle.
Labels components visible from the right side of the motorcycle.
Describes the function of each instrument and indicator on the speedometer panel.
Explains the functions of the ignition switch in different positions like ON, OFF, and LOCK.
Details the functions of switches and levers on the left handlebar.
Details the functions of switches and levers on the right handlebar.
Explains how to use the electric starter and the i3s (Idle Stop Start) system.
Describes how to lock and unlock the motorcycle's steering.
Explains how to drive with the i3s system ON or OFF and notes on its behavior.
Describes the function of the side stand indicator and switch.
Explains the operation of the three-way fuel valve in OFF and ON positions.
Details how the side stand indicator works when the vehicle is parked on the side stand.
Explains fuel tank capacity, reserve fuel usage, and fuel tank cap removal.
Describes how to operate the seat lock to access the under-seat storage.
Explains how to use the helmet hanger located below the seat lock.
Lists essential checks to perform before riding the motorcycle for safety and comfort.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to start the motorcycle's engine.
Explains steps to take if the engine fails to start due to flooding.
Advises on how to ride the motorcycle during the first 500 km for reliability.
Guides on how to start riding, shift gears, and recommended operating speeds.
Explains normal and sudden braking, and considerations for wet or slippery conditions.
Details how to park the motorcycle safely, including using the main stand and locking the steering.
Lists the tools provided in the motorcycle's tool kit for minor repairs.
Explains why maintaining the motorcycle is crucial for safety, economy, and performance.
Outlines critical safety measures to follow before and during maintenance tasks.
Presents a schedule of all maintenance tasks required at specific intervals.
Details the procedure for checking and topping up engine oil.
Guides on how to drain and replace the engine oil.
Explains how to clean and maintain the oil filter screen and centrifugal filter.
Covers checking spark plug condition, gap, and replacement guidelines.
Details the procedure for removing and replacing the air cleaner element.
Explains how to drain the air cleaner drain tube and its importance.
Guides on checking and adjusting throttle cable free play.
Explains how to check and adjust engine valve clearance.
Details how to adjust the engine's idle speed using the throttle stop screw.
Guides on adjusting clutch lever free play for optimal performance.
Explains how to inspect the drive chain for wear and adjust its slack.
Provides detailed steps for adjusting drive chain slack and lubrication recommendations.
Explains how to check the drive chain slider for wear and when to replace it.
Details checking the front brake fluid level.
Guides on inspecting front brake pad wear and cleaning the brake system.
Explains how to adjust the front drum brake free play.
Details how to adjust the rear brake pedal free play.
Explains how to read the wear indicators on brake pads and shoes.
Provides recommended cold tyre pressures for rider only and rider with pillion.
Details how to inspect tyres for bumps, cuts, and tread wear indicators.
Advises on tyre repair limitations and recommends replacement for damaged tyres.
Lists the recommended tyre sizes and types for the motorcycle.
Describes the maintenance-free battery type and important safety precautions.
Provides guidance on charging and storing the motorcycle battery.
Details the steps for safely removing and reinstalling the battery.
Identifies the fuse box location and the types of fuses used.
Explains how to adjust the stop lamp switch for proper brake light operation.
Describes checking the side stand indicator's proper function.
Guides on adjusting the headlamp beam for optimal road illumination.
Details how to inspect the front forks and rear shock absorbers for proper function.
Explains how to adjust the rear shock absorber stiffness based on load.
Provides steps for removing and installing the front wheel.
Details the procedure for removing and installing the rear wheel.
Offers guidelines for washing the motorcycle without damaging parts.
Explains the role of the catalytic converter and how to protect it.
Describes the purpose of the air suction valve in reducing exhaust emissions.
Explains the evaporative emission control system for preventing fuel vapor release.
Provides troubleshooting steps for when the engine does not start.
Offers guidance for diagnosing and resolving engine stalling problems.
Addresses troubleshooting for poor acceleration and problems with the horn or lights.
Provides steps for diagnosing issues with the i3s system.
Lists the advantages of using genuine Hero MotoCorp spare parts.
Lists all tasks performed during regular scheduled services.
Provides spaces to record details of free and paid services performed.
Records advice for replacement of normal wear and tear components not covered by warranty.
Records the owner's details, motorcycle information, and dealer information.
