4. 9
AIR
CLEANER
AND TOOL
CASE
4. 9 Air cleaner and tool
case
A. Construction
of
the air
cleaner
Filter paper
is
employed
in
the air cleaner
for
in-
creasing the filter performance
by
enlarging the surface
area. As
two
carburetors are employed, air cleaners
are employed
on
both the right and
left
sides.
(Refer
to
Fig.
4.
55)
B.
Disassembly
1.
Tools required for disassembly and air cleaner
and tool
case.
(Refer
to
Fig.
4.
56)
2. By removing the 6
mm
hex nut
at
the bottom,
the
right
and
left
air cleaners are removed from
the
frame.
3.
Remove
the air cleaner connecting tube from the
carburetor.
4. When the 6
mm
tool box mounting bolt,
nut,
and
6 X 12 hex bolt are removed, the air cleaner can
be removed from the frame.
5.
Remove
the
air vent tube from air cleaner.
6.
By removing the 6
mm
hex nut and 6 X
70
hex
bolt, the tool box complete
is
separated from the
frame.
(Refer
to
Fig.
4.
57)
C.
Inspection
I.
Dust
on
the
air cleaner can be eliminated
by
wiping. When the
f1lter
paper
is
blocked, com-
pressed air
or
gasoline should be employed.
2.
Inspection
of
torn
or
stained filter paper.
D. Assembly
I.
Mount the tool
box
(complete)
on
the frame and
secure
by
6
mm
hex
nut.
2. Mount the air cleaner and secure
by
the 6
mm
tool box mounting bolt, nut, and 6 X I 2 hex bolt.
3. Insert the air vent tube into the air cleaner.
4. Insert the air cleaner connecting tube into
1h~
carburetor.
5. Install
the
air cleaner case.
Fig.
4.
55
Air
cleaner
Fig.
4.
56
Tools
required
far
disassembly and assembly
of
air cleaner tool case
Fig.
4.
57
Removing
tool
box
from frame
69
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