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Sega Initial D User Manual

Sega Initial D
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Initial D & Initial D2
All Models
Problem:
Solution:
Using the attached instructions, remove the 2ea Allen Bolts, clean
and reinstall using Blue Loctite (242) on the threads. Tighten the
screws. As a precaution, it is recommended to use Loctite on all
screws during reassembly. When the Wheel is re-assembled, be
sure to tighten the M12 Nut to 88 foot pounds (lbf/ft squared).
Torque wrench is advised, and Loctite (242) is to be used.
November, 24 2003
First issued 1/03
If you have any questions or need further assistance, contact your Authorized Sega
Distributor or Sega Technical Services at (415) 701-6580 M-F 7:30am to 4:00pm PST.
137
Field Service Bulletin
Screws come loose on the stop mechanism of the Steering Assy.
This causes the shaft to rotate unchecked (Steering Wheel will
rotate farther than designed) and can cause damage to other parts
of the assembly. Also, Steering Wheel hub may become damaged
if the M12 nut that secures it comes loose.
Be certain to secure
these screws with
Loctite 242
Top View of Assembly
Screws are beneeth this
plate.
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Sega Initial D Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryArcade Game Machines
GenreRacing
DeveloperSega
Cabinet TypeUpright
Maximum Players2 (linked cabinets)
Arcade SystemSega NAOMI
TitleInitial D
Number of Players1
ControlsSteering wheel, gear shift, accelerator, brake
DisplayCRT
Game ModesTime Attack
CPUHitachi SH-4
GraphicsPowerVR
SoundYamaha
GameplayDriving simulation with a focus on drift racing
CabinetStandard arcade cabinet with steering wheel and gear shift

Summary

Sega Field Service Bulletin: Initial D & Initial D2 Steering Assembly Repair

Steering Assembly Screw Loosening and Repair

Addresses loose screws on the steering assembly, potential damage, and the use of Loctite and proper torque.

Control Panel Disassembly and Connector Handling

Details the process of removing the control panel, including tools and connectors.

Steering Wheel and Assembly Component Removal

Instructions for removing the steering wheel, M12 nut, and separating the steering handle assembly.

Stopper Plate, Belt, and Shaft Removal

Guides on removing stopper plate, belt, and shaft, with required tools.

Steering Assembly Reassembly and Centering Procedures

Steps for reassembling the steering assembly, applying Loctite, and centering the shaft with the cam.

VR Bracket Adjustment and Volume Calibration

Covers VR bracket adjustment, resistance measurement, and setting the volume value for the steering handle.

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