87TS 700, TS 800
A damaged manifold may lead to
impaired engine performance.
– Remove shroud, b 7.4
– Remove air guide shroud, b 7.5
– Unscrew the rubber buffers on
the ignition and clutch sides,
b 10.2
– Unscrew the rubber buffers for
the front handle, b 10.1
– Troubleshooting, b 4.4 or
b 4.5
Note:
Unscrew the hose clips to the end of
their screw thread so that the
manifolds can be fitted more easily.
: Release hose clips (arrows).
– Push the manifold off the
connectors on the cylinder and
tank housing, pressing the tank
housing down lightly at the same
time.
: Line up the manifold (1) so that
the thicker collar (arrow) faces
the cylinder.
– Coat with Press Fluid OH 723,
b 14
1
: Slip the hose clips onto the
manifolds (1).
– Note the installed position of the
hose clips (arrows).
– Install the manifolds in reverse
order.
1
Note:
Do not use any sharp or pointed
implements when installing the
manifolds.
Note:
To prevent the hose clips on the
tank housing side from touching the
air guide shroud, they must be lined
up so that the screws in the hose
clips are flush with the mark on the
tank housing.
: Line up the hose clips of the
manifold on the clutch side
(arrows) and tighten them down
as far as possible.
: Line up the hose clips of the
manifold on the ignition side
(arrows) and tighten them down
as far as possible.
– Reassemble remaining parts in
reverse order.
12.5.2 Removal and installation
of the manifold