CHAPTER
2.
PERIODIC INSPECTION AND
ADJUSTMENT
2-'I. ii\ITRODUCTION
This
chapter
includes
all
information necessary
to
perform recom-
mended inspections
and adjustments. These preventive maintenance
procedures, if
followed, will insure
more
reliable vehicle
operation
and
a
longer service life.
The
need.
for
costly overhaul
work
will be greatly
reduced. This
info~mation
applies
not
only
to
vehicles already
in
-.
. service,
but
also
to
new vehicles
that
are being prepared
for
sale. Any
H
service technician performing preparation
work
should be familiar with
this entire chapter.
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A.
Maintenance intervals
* Indicates pre-operational check item
--
The
following charts should
be
considered strictly
as
a guide
to
general
maintenance
and
lubrication intervals. You must
take
into considera-
tion
that
weather, terrain, geographical location, and a variety
of
individual uses
all
tend
to
alter this
time
schedule.
For
example, if
the
motorcycle
is
continually
operated
in
an area
of
high humidity,
then
all
parts
must
be
lubricated much more frequently
than
shown
on
the
chart
to
avoid damage caused
by
water
to
metal parts.
Initial
Thereafter
Item
Remarks
(km)
every (km)
500 1,500
3,000
3,000
6,000
~
Cylinder
head/Exhaust
pipe Decarbonize
0 0
0
,_
_____
~-clutch
Check/Adjust
0 0 0 0
Carburetor
Check
operation/Fittings
0 0 0
~
Carburetor
Clean/Repair
/Refit/
Adjust
0 0
0
Autolube
Pump
Check/Adjust/Air
Bleeding
0 0 0 0
~
Air cleaner
Clean/Replace
0
0
1,500
,_
__
Fuel cock Clean
0 0
'-·
*Drive chain
Tension/
Alignment
0
0 0 0
*Wheeb and Tires
Pressure/Runout/Wear
0 0 0 0
*Suspension system
Check/Tighten
0 0 0 0
*Brake system
Check/
Adjust/Repair
0 0 0
0
Silencer
Clean/Replace
0
0
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