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General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | XT250T |
| Category | Motorcycle |
| Language | English |
Introduction to the owner's manual and its benefits for motorcycle operation.
Explains symbols like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE used in the manual for critical information.
Emphasizes the importance of reading the manual carefully before operating the motorcycle.
Guidelines for safe operation, including pre-operation checks, visibility, and operator awareness.
Ensuring proper training, knowing skills, and practicing safe motorcycle operation.
Details on essential protective gear like helmets, jackets, boots, and gloves for rider safety.
Warns against unauthorized modifications that can compromise safety and legality.
Guidance on how adding accessories or cargo affects stability and safe operation.
Details on maximum load capacity and how accessories affect motorcycle stability and handling.
Advice on using electrical accessories and their potential impact on the motorcycle's electrical system.
Precautions regarding gasoline flammability, refueling, and safe operation in areas with exhaust fumes.
Guidelines for parking the motorcycle safely, considering engine heat and vehicle stability.
Highlights the location of critical labels on the motorcycle for user awareness.
Specifies correct cold tire pressure for different load conditions to ensure safe handling.
Identifies components on the left side: headlight, fuel cock, air filter, helmet holder, tool kit, shock absorber, shift pedal.
Identifies components on the right side: battery, fuse, engine oil filter, oil level window, brake pedal.
Diagram of handlebar controls and instrument panel: clutch, switches, speedometer, main switch, throttle, brake lever, fuel cap.
Explains the functions of the main switch (ON, OFF, LOCK) and how to lock/unlock the steering.
Crucial warning about not turning the key to 'OFF' or 'LOCK' while the vehicle is moving.
Describes the high beam, turn signal, and neutral indicator lights on the instrument panel.
Details the speedometer, odometer, and tripmeter functions for monitoring riding speed and distance.
Explains the function of left and right handlebar switches like dimmer, turn signal, horn, and engine stop.
Instructions on how to use the electric starter switch to crank the engine.
Advises referring to page 5-1 for starting instructions before using the starter switch.
Describes how to use the clutch lever for engaging and disengaging the clutch smoothly.
Explains the role of the shift pedal in changing gears for the 6-speed transmission.
How to apply the front brake by pulling the brake lever on the right handlebar.
Instructions on how to apply the rear brake by pressing the brake pedal.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing the fuel tank cap securely.
Ensures the fuel tank cap is properly closed and locked before riding to prevent accidents.
Information on recommended fuel, tank capacity, reserve amount, and how to refuel safely.
Explains the three positions (OFF, FUEL, RES) of the fuel cock for fuel flow control.
How to use the starter (choke) knob to enrich the air-fuel mixture for cold engine starting.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the motorcycle seat.
Details on how to open, lock, and use the helmet holder, along with a safety warning.
Warns against riding with a helmet attached to the holder due to potential loss of control.
Guide to adjusting the spring preload on the rear shock absorber for ride firmness.
Advises against adjusting the mechanism beyond its maximum or minimum settings.
Instructions for adjusting the rebound damping force on the rear shock absorber.
Highlights safety precautions for handling the high-pressure nitrogen gas in the shock absorber.
Explains how to use the sidestand and its role in the ignition circuit cut-off system.
Stresses the danger of riding with the sidestand down or improperly secured.
Details the functions of the ignition system, including sidestand, clutch, and neutral switches.
Provides a step-by-step guide to diagnose potential malfunctions in the ignition circuit cut-off system.
Emphasizes the owner's responsibility for vehicle condition and the necessity of pre-ride checks.
Instructs to have the vehicle inspected and repaired if any pre-operation check item is not working.
Checklist for fuel level, refueling, engine oil level, and oil leakage before riding.
Checklist for front/rear brake operation, pads, fluid, and clutch operation and free play.
Checklist for throttle grip operation, cable play, and lubrication of control cables.
Checklist for drive chain slack, condition, lubrication, and tire condition, tread depth, and pressure.
Checklist for brake/shift pedals, brake/clutch levers, sidestand, chassis fasteners, and switches.
Checklist for the ignition circuit cut-off system operation, specifically the sidestand switch.
Procedure for starting a cold engine, including pre-start checks and using the choke.
Emphasizes pre-start checks, ventilation, sidestand position, and avoiding operation in closed areas.
Advises on warming the engine up properly for maximum engine life before accelerating hard.
Procedure for starting a warm engine, noting that the starter (choke) is not required.
Explains how to shift gears to control engine power for acceleration, climbing, and starting.
Provides advice on riding style and operation to reduce fuel usage.
Crucial information on the break-in period (0-1600 km) for engine longevity and performance.
Mandates engine oil change, filter cleaning, and strainer cleaning after 1000 km of break-in.
Instructions on stopping the engine, removing the key, and turning the fuel cock to OFF.
Warns about hot engine/exhaust parts and parking on unstable ground to prevent burns or overturns.
Describes the tools provided in the kit and their use for basic maintenance and minor repairs.
Advises consulting a Yamaha dealer if unfamiliar with maintenance work.
Warns that modifications not approved by Yamaha can reduce performance and safety.
Presents a comprehensive chart detailing maintenance intervals for various motorcycle components.
Provides guidance on annual checks, interval repetition, and items requiring dealer service.
Details maintenance schedule for tires, wheel bearings, swingarm, drive chain, and steering bearings.
Covers maintenance for chassis fasteners, sidestand, front fork, and shock absorber assembly.
Details maintenance for brake switches, throttle grip, cables, lights, signals, and switches.
Highlights air filter servicing in dusty areas and hydraulic brake system maintenance.
Instructions for removing and reinstalling the main cowling and side panels for maintenance access.
Guide to checking spark plug condition, color, and wear for engine health diagnosis.
Advises consulting a dealer for engine diagnosis based on spark plug condition.
Steps for measuring spark plug gap, cleaning, installing, and tightening the spark plug.
Procedure for checking the engine oil level, including warming the engine and using the check window.
Detailed steps and notes for accurately checking the engine oil level.
Step-by-step guide for draining old oil, cleaning the strainer, and replacing the engine oil.
Warns about losing small parts like O-ring and compression spring when draining engine oil.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and installing the oil filter element and cover.
Specifies the correct torque values for installing the oil filter element cover and drain bolt.
Guidance on adding the correct amount of engine oil and reinstalling the engine guard.
Warns against using additives or lower-quality oils that can cause clutch slippage or engine damage.
Steps for cleaning the air filter element, especially in dusty conditions, and removing the air filter case cover.
Instructions for cleaning the sponge material, applying oil, and installing the air filter element.
Stresses correct seating of the air filter element and the danger of operating without it.
Advises that carburetor adjustments should ideally be done by a Yamaha dealer due to complexity.
Procedure for checking and adjusting the engine idling speed using the throttle stop screw.
Steps to adjust the throttle cable free play at the grip and locknut.
Explains that valve clearance adjustments require a Yamaha dealer due to their complexity.
Details correct cold tire pressure settings based on load conditions for safe operation.
Warns against overloading the motorcycle and advises on secure packing and weight distribution.
Guidance on checking tire tread depth, sidewall condition, and wear indicators.
Lists the specific tire sizes and models approved by Yamaha for this motorcycle.
Stresses the danger of riding on worn tires and recommends dealer replacement for wheel/brake parts.
Advice on checking spoke wheels for damage, balance, and new tire break-in procedures.
Steps for adjusting the clutch lever free play using the locknut and adjusting bolt.
Detailed steps for clutch lever free play adjustment, including locknut and adjusting nut at the crankcase.
Procedure to adjust the free play of the front brake lever using adjusting screws.
Final steps and warnings for adjusting front brake lever free play and checking brake function.
Guide to adjusting the rear brake pedal position relative to the footrest.
Reminds to adjust brake pedal free play after adjusting its position for proper braking.
Steps to adjust the rear brake pedal free play using the adjusting nut at the brake rod.
Procedure to adjust the rear brake light switch for timely activation before braking.
How to check front brake pad wear using the wear indicator groove without disassembly.
How to check rear brake shoe wear using the wear indicator and limit line.
Guidance on checking the front brake fluid level and replenishing if necessary.
Specifies DOT 4 as the recommended brake fluid and warns against mixing fluids.
Advises dealer service for brake fluid changes and replacement of seals and hoses.
Procedure for checking the drive chain slack before each ride.
Step-by-step guide to adjust drive chain slack using adjusting plates and axle nut.
Instructions for cleaning and lubricating the drive chain with O-ring chain lubricant.
Guidance on checking cable operation, condition, and lubricating them if necessary.
Procedure for checking throttle grip operation and lubricating the throttle cable.
Instructions for checking and lubricating the brake and shift pedal pivots.
Guidance on checking and lubricating the pivots of the brake and clutch levers.
Steps for checking sidestand operation and lubricating its pivot and contact surfaces.
Instructions for lubricating the grease nipples on the rear suspension pivoting points.
Guidance on checking the front fork's inner tubes and operation for smooth compression and rebound.
Procedure to check for wear or looseness in the steering bearings.
How to check for play in the wheel hubs and smooth wheel rotation.
Information on the sealed-type battery, its maintenance, charging, and storage.
Warnings about handling electrolyte, explosive gas, and using correct chargers for sealed batteries.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing a blown fuse with one of the correct amperage.
Warns against using a fuse with a higher amperage rating to prevent electrical damage or fire.
Procedure for replacing the motorcycle's headlight bulb, including removing the cowling and unit.
Steps for removing the old bulb, installing a new one, and securing the headlight unit.
Advises caution as headlight bulbs get very hot and require cooling before handling.
Warns against touching the glass part of the bulb with oil to maintain transparency and lifespan.
Instructions for removing the lens, replacing the defective bulb, and reinstalling the lens.
Procedure for replacing a turn signal light bulb by removing the lens and turning the bulb.
Warns against overtightening screws when installing light lenses to prevent breakage.
Precautions for supporting the motorcycle safely when removing wheels or performing other maintenance.
Steps to stabilize the motorcycle and raise the front wheel for servicing.
Instructions on how to raise the rear wheel off the ground for maintenance.
Step-by-step guide to remove the front wheel, including engine guard, brake disc cover, and axle.
Advises dealer service for wheels and secure support to prevent injury from falling.
Warns against applying the brake after the wheel has been removed to avoid forcing brake pads shut.
Steps for installing the speedometer gear unit, lifting the wheel, and tightening the axle nut.
Procedure to remove the rear wheel, including engine guard, brake pedal nut, and axle.
Advises dealer service for wheels and secure support to prevent injury from falling.
Steps for installing the rear wheel, chain, axle nut, and adjusting drive chain slack.
Clarifies that the drive chain does not need to be disassembled for wheel removal/installation.
Specifies the correct torque for tightening the rear wheel axle nut.
Introduction to troubleshooting, emphasizing dealer service for complex issues and use of genuine parts.
A guide to diagnose common starting problems related to fuel, compression, ignition, and battery.
Warns against open flames and smoking when working on the fuel system.
Explains why regular care is vital for appearance, lifespan, performance, and warranty compliance.
Steps to take before cleaning, like covering the muffler and ensuring caps are installed.
Warns against using harsh cleaners, high-pressure washers, or abrasive materials on specific parts.
Steps for cleaning the motorcycle after normal use and after riding in rain or near salt.
Advises against using warm water when cleaning after salt exposure due to increased corrosive action.
Steps for drying, polishing, protecting metal surfaces, and touching up paint.
Ensures no oil or wax is on brakes/tires and advises testing braking performance after cleaning.
Advice on using spray oil, touching up paint, waxing surfaces, and preparing for storage.
Provides instructions for storing the motorcycle for short-term and long-term periods.
Warns against storing in damp, poorly ventilated areas or near corrosive chemicals.
Steps to protect the engine cylinder, piston rings, etc., from corrosion during long-term storage.
Warns about potential sparking when turning the engine over and to ground the spark plug electrodes.
Lists overall dimensions, wheelbase, ground clearance, and weight of the motorcycle.
Details engine type, cooling, cylinder arrangement, displacement, bore, stroke, and compression ratio.
Specifies engine oil types, grades, and capacities based on temperature and filter replacement.
Details the gear ratios for each gear, primary/secondary reduction, and transmission type.
Specifies the maximum load the motorcycle can safely carry, including rider, passenger, and cargo.
Lists recommended cold tire pressures for different loading conditions.
Details the headlight bulb type, voltage, wattage, and quantity.
Specifies the amperage rating for the motorcycle's fuse.
Instructions for recording key and vehicle identification numbers for parts ordering and reference.
Explains how to find and record the key identification number for new key orders.
Details how to locate and record the VIN for motorcycle identification and registration.
Location and importance of the model label for ordering spare parts.
Information regarding tampering with noise control systems and legal prohibitions.
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