Need help?Do you have a question about the WP XACT PRO 8950 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Brand | WP |
|---|---|
| Model | XACT PRO 8950 |
| Category | Motorcycle Accessories |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of specific symbols used in the manual for clarity and safety.
Details the typographical formats like proprietary names, brands, and underlined terms used in the document.
Defines the proper application and intended purpose of the chassis component.
Describes potential dangers and consequences of using the component outside its intended purpose.
Emphasizes the importance of following safety instructions and identifying warning labels for safe operation.
Explains the different levels of risk (Danger, Warning, Caution) and associated symbols used in the manual.
Provides guidelines for safe operation, including fitness to ride and handling of hot components.
Outlines rules for working on the component, including special tools, new parts, and thread locker usage.
Advises on responsible use and disposal of fluids and components to comply with regulations.
Stresses the importance of reading and keeping the manual accessible, and transferring it to new owners.
Highlights the importance of correct installation for safety and recommends using an authorized center.
States that tightening torques should follow the vehicle manufacturer's instructions unless otherwise specified.
Explains warranty conditions, requiring authorized center service and covering damage from tampering or conversions.
Specifies the need to use fuel and auxiliary substances according to manual specifications.
Recommends using WP-approved parts and installation by an authorized center to avoid liability.
Stresses the importance of proper service and adherence to intervals for component longevity and wear prevention.
Informs that figures may show special equipment or disassembled parts, and text instructions should be followed.
Directs users to WP Authorized Centers for questions and provides the international website.
Details the location and format of the shock absorber's unique article number.
Advises on adjusting the chassis for personal preference and riding slowly after adjustments to get a feel for the handling.
Emphasizes checking the chassis component's condition for safety and proper operation before each use.
Notes that further work may need separate ordering and that service intervals can vary by country.
Lists mandatory service tasks for the shock absorber, specifying intervals like every 40 operating hours.
Lists recommended service tasks and their intervals, such as servicing the shock absorber once after 20 operating hours.
Details the procedure and safety precautions for lifting the motorcycle using a lift stand.
Instructs to remove the standard shock absorber according to the vehicle manufacturer's guidelines.
Guides on installing the WP PRO shock absorber, referencing vehicle manufacturer instructions.
Provides instructions and safety notes for safely removing the motorcycle from the lift stand.
Explains how to match suspension settings to rider weight for optimal handling and to prevent damage.
Defines compression damping, dividing it into high-speed and low-speed ranges and their effects.
Defines rebound damping, dividing it into high-speed and low-speed ranges and their effects on vehicle balance and traction.
Details how to adjust low-speed compression damping using the lower adjuster (L) and provides click guidelines.
Explains how to adjust high-speed compression damping using the upper adjuster (H) and provides click guidelines.
Guides on adjusting low-speed rebound damping using the REB adjuster and provides click guidelines.
Details how to adjust high-speed rebound damping using the TXN adjuster and provides click guidelines.
Describes how to measure the rear wheel dimension with the motorcycle unloaded as a preparatory step.
Explains how to check static sag, a measurement of suspension compression under static load, and its typical values.
Details how to measure riding sag, the suspension compression with the rider on board, and its specified values.
Guides on adjusting spring preload by turning a screw to achieve specified dimensions for static and riding sag.
Explains how to adjust riding sag by selecting and mounting a suitable spring, and notes on spring rates and preload.
Details article number, damping settings, sag, spring preload, gas pressure, fitted length, and fluid type for the shock absorber.
Specifies the required shock absorber fluid (SAE 2.5) and the guideline for oil selection based on standards and properties.
Explains that SAE viscosity classes, defined by the Society of Automotive Engineers, classify oils by viscosity, not quality.
Provides a list of common abbreviations used in the manual, such as 'ca.', 'cf.', 'e.g.', 'etc.', 'i.a.', 'no.', and 'poss.'
To Next Page