HUSABERG TE 300 EU User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Mark PierceAug 16, 2025
What to do if my HUSABERG TE 300 EU Motorcycle engine turns but does not start?
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  Christopher CummingsAug 16, 2025
  If your HUSABERG Motorcycle engine turns over but fails to start, there could be several reasons. First, ensure you're following the correct starting procedure. If the motorcycle has been stored for a while, empty the carburetor float chamber to remove old fuel. Check for any interruptions in the fuel feed by inspecting the fuel tank breather and cleaning the fuel tap. Also, the spark plug may be oily or wet, in which case you should clean and dry it, or replace it if needed. The electrode distance of the spark plug may be too wide, so adjust the plug gap. Finally, check the kill switch, clean the connector and treat with contact spray. Also check/set the carburetor components and check the ignition system.
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Sandra TaylorAug 19, 2025
Why HUSABERG TE 300 EU Motorcycle engine cannot be cranked with the electric starter?
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  Richard ChapmanAug 19, 2025
  If your HUSABERG Motorcycle engine fails to crank using the electric starter, possible causes include an operating error, so go through the steps of starting the engine. The battery might be discharged, requiring you to recharge it, check the charging voltage and the closed current. A blown main fuse could also be the issue; remove and install the main fuse. Lastly, the starter relay or starter motor might be faulty, so check both of these components.
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shaunpayneAug 22, 2025
What to do if HUSABERG TE 300 EU Motorcycle engine overheats?
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  Tyler HarrisAug 22, 2025
  If your HUSABERG Motorcycle engine is overheating, it could be due to several reasons. Check the cooling system for leakage and inspect the coolant level. Ensure there's sufficient airflow and switch off the engine when stationary. Clean the radiator fins if they are dirty. Also, address potential foam formation by draining and refilling the coolant. Other possible causes are damaged cylinder head or cylinder head gasket, so check them. Finally, inspect the radiator hose and change it if it is bent.
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Shane FrankAug 25, 2025
Why HUSABERG TE 300 EU engine has no idle?
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  Melissa SmithAug 26, 2025
  If your HUSABERG Motorcycle engine won't idle, the issue might stem from a blocked idling jet. You should check/set the carburetor components. Another potential cause is distorted adjusting screws on the carburetor, so adjust the idle speed. A defective spark plug or ignition system could also be responsible; change the spark plug and check the primary and secondary winding of the ignition coil, as well as the spark plug connector.
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Whitney FigueroaAug 28, 2025
What to do if HUSABERG TE 300 EU Motorcycle engine stalls or is popping into the carburetor?
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  Nathan RobertsAug 28, 2025
  If your HUSABERG Motorcycle engine stalls or pops into the carburetor, it might be due to a lack of fuel. Ensure the fuel tap is in the ON position and refuel if necessary. Also, the engine may be taking in bad air, so check the intake flange and carburetor for tightness. Clean the connector and treat with contact spray if the connector or ignition coil is loose or oxidized.
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Mary NicholsAug 31, 2025
Why HUSABERG Motorcycle engine does not speed up?
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  Courtney WilliamsAug 31, 2025
  If your HUSABERG Motorcycle engine isn't accelerating properly, it could be due to a carburetor issue such as it running over because float needle dirty or worn, or loose carburetor jets, so check/set the carburetor components. Check for fuel feed interruptions by inspecting the fuel tank breather and cleaning the fuel tap. A dirty air filter can also restrict performance, so clean it along with the air filter box. Lastly, inspect the exhaust system for leaks or deformation, and consider changing the glass fiber yarn filling of the main silencer if there is too little.
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nicholasbarnettSep 3, 2025
What causes white smoke emission (steam in exhaust gas) in HUSABERG TE 300 EU Motorcycle?
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  Allison WoodsSep 3, 2025
  White smoke (steam) in the exhaust gas of your HUSABERG Motorcycle may indicate a damaged cylinder head or cylinder head gasket. In this case, check the cylinder head or cylinder head gasket.
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Dr. John BirdSep 5, 2025
What to do if there is gear oil exiting at the vent hose of HUSABERG Motorcycle?
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  Jennifer SinghSep 5, 2025
  If gear oil is coming out of the vent hose on your HUSABERG Motorcycle, it's likely that too much gear oil was added. Check the gear oil level.
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Kathy HinesSep 9, 2025
Why HUSABERG TE 300 EU Motorcycle engine has too little power?
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  Tracey MillerSep 9, 2025
  If your HUSABERG Motorcycle engine lacks power, the diaphragm or reed valve housing may be damaged. Check the diaphragm and reed valve housing.
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James MoranSep 12, 2025
What to do if there is water in the gear oil of HUSABERG TE 300 EU Motorcycle?
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  Christopher KennedySep 12, 2025
  If you find water in the gear oil of your HUSABERG Motorcycle, it could be due to a damaged shaft seal ring or water pump. Check the shaft seal ring and water pump.

HUSABERG TE 300 EU Specifications

General

Displacement	293.2 cc
Bore x Stroke	72 mm x 72 mm
Starter	Electric starter
Transmission	6-speed
Fuel System	Electronic Fuel Injection
Cooling	Liquid-cooled
Front Brake	Disc brake
Rear Brake	Disc brake
Dry Weight	105 kg
Seat Height	960 mm
Ground Clearance	370 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity	9.5 liters
Engine Type	Single-cylinder, 2-stroke engine
Frame	Chromoly steel frame
Front Suspension	USD fork, 48 mm
Rear Suspension	WP shock absorber with linkage

Summary

Means of Representation

Symbols Used in Manual

Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the manual for clarity and safety.

Typographical Formats Used

Describes the typographical formats used for specific names, protected names, and brands in the manual.

Safety Advice and Warnings

Intended Use Definition

Specifies the intended purpose and limitations of the motorcycle for safe operation.

General Safety Guidelines

Provides essential safety instructions for operating the vehicle and understanding risks.

Tampering Warning

Warns against illegal modifications affecting noise control systems and vehicle compliance.

Safe Operation Practices

Details crucial practices for safe riding, including handling hazards and proper maintenance.

Protective Clothing Recommendations

Emphasizes the importance of wearing appropriate protective gear for rider safety.

Owner's Manual Importance

Highlights the significance of reading and keeping the owner's manual accessible for reference.

Important Notes for Owners

Warranty Conditions

Outlines conditions for manufacturer warranty claims and voiding policies.

Operating Substance Requirements

Specifies requirements for fuels, lubricants, and other necessary operational fluids.

Spare Parts and Accessories Guidance

Advises on using approved spare parts and accessories for safety and performance.

Service and Maintenance Importance

Stresses the importance of correct service, care, and tuning for optimal vehicle life.

Customer Service Information

Informs about obtaining assistance and information from authorized dealers.

Vehicle Identification and Views

Front Vehicle View

Illustrates and labels key components visible from the front left of the vehicle.

Rear Vehicle View

Illustrates and labels key components visible from the rear right of the vehicle.

Serial Numbers and Identification

Chassis and Type Label Details

Details the location and importance of chassis and type labels for vehicle identification.

Key and Engine Number Location

Guides users to find the key number and engine number for their motorcycle.

Fork and Shock Absorber Part Numbers

Explains how to identify fork and shock absorber part numbers for service or replacement.

Vehicle Controls Overview

Handlebar Control Functions

Describes primary controls located on the handlebars like clutch, brake, throttle, and kill switch.

Lighting and Signaling Systems

Covers operation of the horn, light switch, and turn signal switch for visibility and communication.

Starting and Safety Switches

Details the electric starter, emergency OFF switch, and their functions.

Speedometer and Display Operation

Explains the operation and various display modes of the speedometer and tripmaster.

Fuel Tap and Choke Operation

Covers the operation of the fuel tap and choke for engine starting and fuel delivery.

Shift Lever, Kick Starter, and Side Stand

Describes the shift lever, kick starter, foot brake lever, and side stand for vehicle operation.

Steering Lock Mechanism

Details how to lock and unlock the steering to secure the motorcycle.

Preparing Your Motorcycle for Use

Initial Ride Recommendations

Provides crucial advice for the first ride, including safety checks and familiarization with controls.

Engine Break-In Procedure

Outlines the correct method for breaking in the engine to ensure longevity and performance.

Adapting to Difficult Riding Conditions

Guides on preparing the vehicle for various challenging terrains and weather conditions.

Riding Instructions and Safety

Pre-Ride Checks and Maintenance

Lists essential checks and maintenance steps to ensure safe operation before riding.

Starting and Riding Techniques

Covers the correct steps for starting the engine, shifting gears, and general riding techniques.

Braking and Stopping Procedures

Explains proper braking methods and safe practices for stopping and parking the motorcycle.

Refueling Guidelines

Provides instructions on how to safely refuel the motorcycle with the correct fuel type and procedure.

Service Schedules and Tasks

Scheduled Maintenance Intervals

Details scheduled service intervals and tasks based on operating hours or time.

Additional Service Work

Lists optional service tasks that can be performed as needed or recommended.

Chassis Tuning and Adjustment

Basic Chassis Setting for Rider Weight

Explains how to adjust suspension settings based on rider weight for optimal handling.

Shock Absorber Damping Adjustment

Guides on adjusting low-speed, high-speed compression, and rebound damping for the rear shock absorber.

Shock Absorber Sag Adjustment

Details procedures for measuring and adjusting static and riding sag for the rear shock absorber.

Fork Adjustment and Handlebar Position

Covers adjusting fork damping and handlebar positioning for rider comfort.

Chassis Service Procedures

Motorcycle Lifting and Securing

Describes the correct procedure for raising and securing the motorcycle using a lift stand.

Wheel Removal and Installation

Provides instructions for removing and installing the front and rear wheels safely and correctly.

Fuel Tank Service

Details the process for removing and installing the fuel tank for service or inspection.

Chain Maintenance and Tensioning

Guides on checking, cleaning, and adjusting the drive chain tension for proper operation.

Frame and Swingarm Inspection

Explains how to check the frame and swingarm for damage, cracks, or deformation.

Brake System Maintenance

Hand Brake Lever Adjustment

Covers checking and adjusting the free travel and basic position of the hand brake lever.

Brake Disc and Fluid Checks

Details procedures for checking brake disc wear, thickness, and front brake fluid level.

Brake Lining Inspection and Replacement

Guides on checking brake lining thickness, damage, and replacement procedures.

Rear Brake Fluid and Linings

Covers checking and adding rear brake fluid, and inspecting rear brake linings.

Wheels and Tires Maintenance

Front Wheel Service Procedures

Provides instructions for removing and installing the front wheel, including bearing checks.

Rear Wheel Service Procedures

Guides on removing and installing the rear wheel, including chain and sprocket checks.

Tire Condition and Pressure Checks

Explains how to inspect tire condition, tread depth, and set correct air pressure.

Spoke Tension Verification

Details how to check and adjust spoke tension for wheel stability and integrity.

Electrical System Service

Battery Service and Charging

Covers removing, installing, and recharging the motorcycle battery for optimal performance.

Lighting System Maintenance

Guides on changing headlight bulbs, turn signal bulbs, and checking headlight settings.

Speedometer Battery Replacement

Explains the procedure for replacing the battery in the speedometer unit.

Cooling System Maintenance

Coolant Level and Antifreeze Checks

Details how to check coolant antifreeze concentration and fluid level in the radiator.

Coolant Draining and Refilling

Provides instructions for safely draining and refilling the engine's cooling system with coolant.

Engine Tuning Procedures

Throttle Cable Play Adjustment

Guides on checking and adjusting the play in the throttle cable for smooth throttle response.

Carburetor Idle Speed Adjustment

Explains how to adjust the carburetor's idle speed and mixture for optimal engine starting and idling.

Shift Lever Position Adjustment

Details how to check and adjust the basic position of the shift lever for comfortable gear changes.

Auxiliary Spring Adjustment (TE 250/300)

Explains how to change the auxiliary spring on TE 250/300 models to tune engine characteristics.

Engine Service Procedures

Gear Oil Level Check and Change

Covers procedures for checking, draining, and refilling the engine's gear oil for transmission lubrication.

Cleaning and Care Instructions

Motorcycle Cleaning Guidelines

Provides guidelines for cleaning the motorcycle, including precautions for pressure washing.

Winter Operation Maintenance Steps

Outlines specific checks and maintenance steps required when operating the motorcycle in winter conditions with salt.

Motorcycle Storage Procedures

Long-Term Storage Preparation

Details the steps required to prepare the motorcycle for extended storage to prevent damage.

Preparing for Use After Storage

Provides instructions for bringing the motorcycle back into service after a period of storage.

Technical Data and Specifications

Engine Specifications

Lists detailed technical specifications for the engine, including bore, stroke, and transmission ratios.

Chassis Specifications

Provides technical data related to the motorcycle's frame, suspension, brakes, and dimensions.

Electrical System Components

Lists specifications for the electrical system, including battery types, bulbs, and indicators.

Fork and Shock Absorber Details

Details technical data for the front fork and rear shock absorber, including damping and spring rates.

Carburetor Settings Guide

Lists specific carburetor settings for different models based on altitude and temperature conditions.

Substances and Fluid Specifications

Recommended Lubricants and Fluids

Lists recommended types and specifications for engine oil, brake fluid, coolant, and other necessary fluids.

Fuel Grade Specifications

Specifies the recommended fuel grades, including unleaded gasoline and 2-stroke oil mixtures.

Auxiliary Substances and Products

Recommended Cleaning Agents

Lists specific cleaning agents for air filters, chains, and the motorcycle body.

Lubricants and Greases

Lists recommended types of grease, chain spray, and grip adhesive for maintenance.

Universal Oil Spray Recommendation

Recommends a specific universal oil spray for various lubrication needs.

Industry Standards Explained

JASO FC Standard

Explains the JASO FC classification for 2-stroke engine oils used in racing.

JASO T903 MA Standard

Details the JASO T903 MA standard for 4-stroke motorcycle engine oils.

SAE Viscosity Classification

Explains the SAE viscosity classes used for classifying engine oils based on thickness.

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HUSABERG TE 300 EU User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

HUSABERG TE 300 EU Specifications

Summary

Means of Representation

Symbols Used in Manual

Typographical Formats Used

Safety Advice and Warnings

Intended Use Definition

General Safety Guidelines

Tampering Warning

Safe Operation Practices

Protective Clothing Recommendations

Owner's Manual Importance

Important Notes for Owners

Warranty Conditions

Operating Substance Requirements

Spare Parts and Accessories Guidance

Service and Maintenance Importance

Customer Service Information

Vehicle Identification and Views

Front Vehicle View

Rear Vehicle View

Serial Numbers and Identification

Chassis and Type Label Details

Key and Engine Number Location

Fork and Shock Absorber Part Numbers

Vehicle Controls Overview

Handlebar Control Functions

Lighting and Signaling Systems

Starting and Safety Switches

Speedometer and Display Operation

Fuel Tap and Choke Operation

Shift Lever, Kick Starter, and Side Stand

Steering Lock Mechanism

Preparing Your Motorcycle for Use

Initial Ride Recommendations

Engine Break-In Procedure

Adapting to Difficult Riding Conditions

Riding Instructions and Safety

Pre-Ride Checks and Maintenance

Starting and Riding Techniques

Braking and Stopping Procedures

Refueling Guidelines

Service Schedules and Tasks

Scheduled Maintenance Intervals

Additional Service Work

Chassis Tuning and Adjustment

Basic Chassis Setting for Rider Weight

Shock Absorber Damping Adjustment

Shock Absorber Sag Adjustment

Fork Adjustment and Handlebar Position

Chassis Service Procedures

Motorcycle Lifting and Securing

Wheel Removal and Installation

Fuel Tank Service

Chain Maintenance and Tensioning

Frame and Swingarm Inspection

Brake System Maintenance

Hand Brake Lever Adjustment

Brake Disc and Fluid Checks

Brake Lining Inspection and Replacement

Rear Brake Fluid and Linings

Wheels and Tires Maintenance

Front Wheel Service Procedures

Rear Wheel Service Procedures

Tire Condition and Pressure Checks

Spoke Tension Verification

Electrical System Service

Battery Service and Charging

Lighting System Maintenance

Speedometer Battery Replacement

Cooling System Maintenance

Coolant Level and Antifreeze Checks

Coolant Draining and Refilling

Engine Tuning Procedures

Throttle Cable Play Adjustment

Carburetor Idle Speed Adjustment

Shift Lever Position Adjustment