Honda CB750 User Manual

Key specifications like overall length, width, height, wheelbase, seat height, ground clearance, dry weight.

Advice on ordering genuine Honda parts and where to source them.

Essential safety guidelines for working on the motorcycle, covering general conduct, fumes, battery, and electrical systems.

Warnings about specific hazards like asbestos and fire risks during maintenance.

Routine checks and maintenance tasks performed weekly or every 200 miles.

Scheduled maintenance tasks to be done monthly or every 600 miles.

Key maintenance tasks performed every 6 months or 3600 miles.

Yearly maintenance schedule including plug and filter replacement.

Specific maintenance tasks like brake pad replacement and clutch adjustment.

Specifies engine oil capacities for dry fill and oil change.

Recommended gap setting for sparking plugs.

Specifies front fork oil capacity for dry and oil change states.

Recommended tyre pressures for various Honda models.

List of recommended lubricants for engine, forks, chain, and bearings.

List of essential tools for basic maintenance and minor repairs.

List of tools required for major repairs and complete overhauls.

Tools that are not used regularly but may be needed for specific tasks.

Table of specified torque settings for various fasteners and components.

Overview of the Honda DOHC Fours engine and its design features.

Tasks that can be performed without removing the engine from the motorcycle.

Major internal engine work requiring unit removal and bench dismantling.

Describes how to access internal engine components after unit removal.

Steps to safely prepare the motorcycle for engine removal.

Detailed steps for safely removing the engine and gearbox from the motorcycle frame.

Initial cleaning and preparation steps before dismantling the engine unit.

Procedure for removing the cylinder head cover and camshafts from the engine.

Steps to remove the cylinder head assembly from the engine block.

Procedure for removing the cylinder block from the engine crankcase.

Steps for removing pistons and piston rings from the cylinder bores.

Detailed procedure for removing the entire clutch assembly.

Steps to remove the primary drive pinion assembly from the shaft.

Procedure for removing the alternator assembly from the crankshaft.

Steps for removing the starter motor from the engine casing.

Procedure for removing the CDI pickup and starter motor clutch assembly.

Information and prerequisites for separating the engine crankcase halves.

Detailed steps for separating the engine crankcase halves.

Procedure for removing gearbox components, crankshaft, and primary shaft.

General instructions for cleaning and inspecting engine components.

How to examine and renovate big-end and main crankshaft bearings.

Examining and renovating the primary shaft assembly and chain.

Procedures for examining and replacing oil seals in the engine.

How to examine and renovate the cylinder block and bores.

Examining and renovating pistons and piston rings.

How to examine and renovate the cylinder head, including checking for distortion.

Procedures for examining and renovating valves, seats, and guides.

Examining and renovating camshafts, followers, and drive mechanisms.

Detailed steps for examining and renovating the clutch assembly.

Examining and renovating individual gearbox components like pinions and bushes.

Examining and renovating the gear selector mechanism, forks, and drum.

Steps for refitting the crankshaft and primary shaft during engine reassembly.

Procedures for rebuilding and fitting the gearbox mainshaft and layshaft assemblies.