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PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
IMPORTANT: The periodic
maintenance intervals and service requirements have been
established in
accordance with EPA regulations. Following these instructions will ensure that the motorcycle will
not
exceed emission standards and it will also ensure the reliability and performance of the motorcycle.
MOTE:
More frequent swvicing
may
be performed
on
motorcycles that are
used
under severe conditions,
however, it is, not necessary for ensuring emission level compliance.
The chart below lists the recommended intervals
for all
the required
periodic service
work
necessaw
to
keep the motorcycle ope~ating at peak performance and
to
maintain proper emission levels, Mileages
are
expressed in terms of kilometers, miles and time for your convenience.
PERlODlC MAINTENANCE CHART
NO TE: T
=
Tighten,
I
=
Inspect, R
=
Replace,
C
=
Clean
=
Appears
on
the
vehicle emission control
in formation label.
INTERVAL: THIS INTERVAL
SHOULD BE JUDGED BY ODO-
METER READING OR MONTHS,
WH ICMEVER COMES FIRST.
miles
km
months
Battery
(Specific gravity of electrolyte)
Cylinder head
nuts
&
exhaust pipe bolts
600
1,000
2
-
I
I
4,000
6,000
T
T
c
.
1
R
1
7,500
12,000
Air cleaner element
I
-
C
Tappet
clearances
Spark
plugs
Fuel line
36
,
48
11,000
18,000
12
I
-
1
Replace every four years.
15,000
24,000
24
C
C
I
C
I
1
'Engine oil and oil filter
I
R
I
"Carburetor idle rpm
1
1
I
R
I
1
Clutch
I
Secondary and Final Gear ail
Brake hoses
I C l
I
R
1
I
Change oil
at
initial
600
miles
(1,000 kml
and
thereafter every
7,500
miles (12,000
km)
1
I
j 7 - 1
I
Replace every four years.
R
I
R
I
I
Brake fluid
6 rakes
Tires
R
1
I
Steering
stem
Chassis bolts and nuts
Front fork and rear suspension
I
I
T
4 - 1
I
-
I
I
Check air
pressure every
6 months.
1
I
1
I
I
J
1
T
T
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