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HERO SPLENDOR+ PROGRAMMED FI User Manual

HERO SPLENDOR+ PROGRAMMED FI
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PREFACE
Your Authorised Hero MotoCorp dealer will be glad to provide further information or
assistance and is equipped to handle your future service needs.
Thank you for selecting a Hero MotoCorp SPLENDOR+ PROGRAMMED FI. We wish
you many miles of continued riding pleasure in the years ahead.
We, at Hero MotoCorp, are committed to demonstrate excellence in our environment
performance on a continual basis, as an intrinsic element of our corporate philosophy. To
achieve this we commit ourselves to continue product innovations to improve environment
compatibility, comply with all applicable legislation including environment legislation and
strengthen the green supply chain.
Your vehicle is conforming to latest (Bharat stage-VI norms) regulation for emission, safety &
noise levels. We are also using non asbestos brake shoes/pads and engine gaskets which are
environment friendly in nature.
This vehicle is fitted with a lighting feature known as “Automatic Headlamp ON”. The feature
is mandated for all 2 Wheelers by Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (Government of
India) vide notification GSR 188 (E) dated 22nd February 2016. This feature helps in
conspicuity for improving rider safety. The headlamp of this vehicle will always be lit ON when
the engine gets ON.
This booklet is your guide to the basic operation and maintenance of your new Hero
MotoCorp SPLENDOR+ PROGRAMMED FI. Please take time to read it carefully. As with
any fine machine, proper care and maintenance are essential for trouble-free operation and
optimum performance.
Let us make this world a safer, healthier and more environment friendly place.
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HERO SPLENDOR+ PROGRAMMED FI Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHERO
ModelSPLENDOR+ PROGRAMMED FI
CategoryMotorcycle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Preface

Vehicle Identification

VIN and Engine Number

Details on the location, format, and importance of Vehicle Identification Number and Engine Number.

Vehicle Views

Top View Components

Identification of motorcycle parts shown in the top view diagram.

Left Side View Components

Identification of motorcycle parts shown in the left side view diagram.

Right Side View Components

Identification of motorcycle parts shown in the right side view diagram.

Vehicle Specifications

Dimensions and Weight

Overall dimensions, wheelbase, ground clearance, and kerb weight of the vehicle.

Engine Specifications

Details on engine power, torque, bore, stroke, compression ratio, displacement, and spark plug.

Transmission and Electricals

Gear ratios, battery type, alternator, and lighting specifications.

Accessories and Modifications

Accessory Guidelines

Advice on selecting and fitting accessories to ensure safety and proper function.

Modification Warnings

Warnings against modifying the vehicle's original design or equipment.

Anti-Theft Tips

Recommendations for preventing vehicle theft.

Vehicle Safety

Ride Defensively and Be Visible

Advice on defensive riding and making oneself visible to other road users.

Ride Within Limits and Sober

Importance of riding within personal abilities and avoiding alcohol/drugs.

Safety in Case of Crash

Steps to take if involved in a crash, including assessing injuries and vehicle condition.

Protective Apparel and Helmets

Recommendations for wearing helmets, eye protection, and other protective gear.

Safe Riding Tips

Safe Riding Practices (Do's)

Essential practices for safe riding, including inspections, braking, and visibility.

Unsafe Riding Practices (Don'ts)

Actions to avoid while riding, such as phone use, sudden maneuvers, and riding under influence.

Healthy Environment Tips

Engine Health and Servicing

Maintaining engine health through regular tuning and servicing for reduced pollution.

Genuine Parts and Fluids

Importance of using genuine spares, engine oil, and correct fuel for environmental health.

Parts Function

Ignition Switch Operation

Explanation of the ignition switch positions (ON, OFF, LOCK) and their functions.

Dashboard Instruments and Indicators

Description and function of various indicators on the speedometer panel.

Vehicle Features

Fuel Gauge Operation

How to read the fuel gauge and caution regarding low fuel levels.

Steering Lock Mechanism

Steps to engage and disengage the steering lock for security.

Left Handlebar Controls

Operation of dimmer switch and turn signal lamp switch.

Right Handlebar Controls

Operation of electric starter switch and i3s switch.

i3s System Operation

i3s System Activation

Steps for initial activation and warm-up of the i3s system.

Driving with i3s ON/OFF

How to drive with the i3s switch in ON or OFF position.

Vehicle Operation

Side Stand Indicator and Switch

Function of the side stand indicator and switch for safety.

Fuel Tank Operation

Fuel tank capacity and procedure for opening the fuel tank cap.

USB Charger Usage

How to use the USB charger for mobile devices and important notes.

Pre-Ride Inspection

Engine Oil and Fuel Check

Inspecting engine oil level and ensuring sufficient fuel availability.

Brake and Tyre Checks

Checking brake operation, free play, and tyre condition and pressure.

Other Pre-Ride Checks

Checking clutch, drive chain, throttle, lamps, horn, mirrors, and i3s switch.

Starting the Engine

Engine Starting Precautions

Protecting catalytic converter and avoiding exhaust fumes in enclosed areas.

Starting Methods and Issues

Electric start, kick start, handling flooded engines, and ignition cut-off.

Riding and Braking

Running-In Period

Guidelines for the first 500 km to ensure vehicle reliability and performance.

Riding and Gear Shifting

Steps for starting off, shifting gears, and coordinating clutch and throttle.

Braking Techniques

Procedures for normal and sudden braking, including Integrated Braking System (IBS).

Utility and Emergency Equipment

Utility Box Access

How to open and close the utility box to access its contents.

Tool Kit and First Aid Kit

Contents of the tool kit and first aid kit for minor repairs and emergencies.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Vehicle Washing Procedure

Steps for washing the vehicle, including rinsing and drying.

Importance of Maintenance

Why regular maintenance is crucial for safety, economy, and performance.

Maintenance Safety Precautions

General Maintenance Safety

Warnings about improper maintenance and following manual instructions.

Specific Safety Measures

Precautions like engine off, cooling hot parts, avoiding moving parts, and fire safety.

Maintenance Schedule

Service Intervals

Schedule for paid services based on days or kilometers.

Key Maintenance Points

Notes on specific maintenance tasks like air cleaner, engine oil, and drive chain.

Engine Maintenance

Spark Plug Inspection

Procedure for inspecting spark plugs, including cleaning, removal, and gap checking.

Engine Oil Level Inspection

How to check engine oil level and top-up procedure.

Engine Oil Replacement

Procedure for draining and refilling engine oil, including oil circulation check.

Drivetrain Maintenance

Drive Chain Slackness Check

How to check drive chain slackness and free play adjustment.

Drive Chain Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting drive chain slackness using axle nuts and adjuster marks.

Drive Chain Slider Inspection

Checking drive chain slider for wear and replacement.

Braking System

Brake System Overview

Function of integrated/rear brake pedal and free play measurement.

Front Brake Adjustment

Adjusting the front brake cable free play.

Rear Brake Adjustment

Adjusting the rear brake pedal free play and checking for proper seating.

Brake Wear Indicators

Identifying when brake shoes need replacement using wear indicators.

Suspension System

Suspension Inspection

Checking front forks and rear shock absorbers for smooth action and oil leakage.

Rear Shock Absorber Adjustment

Adjusting rear shock absorbers for different load conditions.

Wheels

Front Wheel Removal

Steps for removing the front wheel, including speedometer cable disconnection.

Rear Wheel Removal

Steps for removing the rear wheel, including brake rod and stopper arm disconnection.

Tyres

Tubeless Tyre Information

Details on tubeless tyres, their importance, and condition checks.

Tyre Air Pressure

Recommended cold tyre pressures for rider only and rider+pillion.

Tyre Inspection

Checking tyres for wear, damage, bumps, bulges, cuts, splits, or cracks.

Tread Wear Indicators

Identifying when to replace tyres based on tread wear indicators and minimum depth.

Battery and Fasteners

Nuts, Bolts & Fasteners Check

Checking and tightening nuts and bolts at regular intervals.

Battery Information

Battery location, specification, charging, and storage recommendations.

Battery Removal and Installation

Procedure for removing and installing the vehicle battery.

Fuse Replacement

Fuse Box Details

Identification of fuse box locations and circuit/spare fuse ratings.

Lighting and Emission Control

Headlamp Focus Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting the headlamp beam vertically.

Catalytic Converter Information

Explanation of the catalytic converter's function and precautions.

Basic Troubleshooting

Engine Start Issues

Troubleshooting steps for engine starting problems.

Performance and System Issues

Troubleshooting poor pick up, i3s, and electrical system problems.

Road Signs and Signals

Mandatory Road Signs

Explanation and examples of mandatory road signs and their importance.

Cautionary Road Signs

Information on cautionary signs used as warnings for road conditions.

Informatory Road Signs

Explanation of informatory signs providing directions and facility information.

Warranty Information

Scope of Warranty

Details on what the warranty covers for the vehicle.

Warranty Terms and Conditions

General terms and conditions for vehicle warranty claims.

Limitations of Warranty

Specific conditions and exclusions that are not covered under the vehicle warranty.

Emission Warranty

Scope of Emission Warranty

What emission-related components are covered under warranty.

Emission Warranty Terms

Conditions and procedures for availing emission warranty benefits.

Genuine Parts Information

Benefits of Genuine Parts

Advantages of using Hero MotoCorp genuine spare parts.

Damages from Non-Genuine Parts

Consequential damages caused by using non-genuine clutch plates, cam chain kits, and gaskets.

Non-Genuine Air Cleaner/Spark Plug Issues

Problems arising from non-genuine air cleaner elements and spark plugs.

Non-Genuine Brake/Sprocket Issues

Risks associated with non-genuine brake pads/shoes and chain sprocket kits.

Contact Information

Central Zone Offices

Contact details for Hero MotoCorp offices in the Central Zone.

North Zone Offices

Contact details for Hero MotoCorp offices in the North Zone.

South Zone Offices

Contact details for Hero MotoCorp offices in the South Zone.

West Zone Offices

Contact details for Hero MotoCorp offices in the West Zone.

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