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Honda CBR 300 Owner's Manual

Honda CBR 300 Owner's Manual (133 pages)

Brand: Honda | Category: Motorcycle | Size: 17.43 MB

Table of Contents

Safety
4
Contents
5
Motorcycle Safety
6
Safety Guidelines
7
Before Riding
7
Carbon Monoxide Hazard
10
Safety Labels
11
Tire Information
12
Gloves
13
Protective Apparel
13
Helmet
13
Safety Precautions
13
Riding Precautions
14
Boots or Riding Shoes
14
Jacket and Pants
14
Brakes
14
Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
15
Engine Braking
15
Parking with the Side Stand
16
Wet or Rainy Conditions
16
Parking
16
Refueling and Fuel Guidelines
17
Accessories & Modifications
18
Loading
19
Parts Location
20
Instruments
22
Display Check
23
Display Setting
24
Clock Setting
24
Changing of the Speed and Mileage Unit
25
Indicators
26
Switches
28
Ignition Switch
29
Steering Lock
29
Starting the Engine
30
Shifting Gears
31
Recommended Shift Points
31
Refueling
32
Closing the Fuel Fill Cap
32
Opening the Fuel Fill Cap
32
Storage Equipment
33
Table of Contents
34
Maintenance
34
Importance of Maintenance
35
Maintenance Safety
36
Maintenance Schedule
37
Pre-Ride Inspection
40
Maintenance Fundamentals
40
- Periodic Checks
  41
- Replacing Parts
  42
- Battery
  43
- What to Do in Emergency
  43
- Charging
  44
- Cleaning the Battery Terminals
  44
- Fuses
  45
- Inspecting and Replacing Fuses
  45
- Engine Oil
  46
- Selecting the Engine Oil
  46
- Brake Fluid
  47
- Drive Chain
  47
- Recommended Brake Fluid
  47
- Cleaning and Lubrication
  48
- Recommended Lubricant
  48
- Air Cleaner
  49
- Crankcase Breather
  49
- Recommended Coolant
  49
- Tires (Inspecting/Replacing)
  49
- Inspecting for Abnormal Wear
  50
- Inspecting for Damage
  50
- Inspecting Tread Depth
  50
- Tire Identification Number (TIN)
  52
- Tire Service Life
  52
- Rear Seat
  53
- Removing & Installing Body Components
  53
- Front Seat
  54
- Left Shroud
  55
- Battery
  56
- Clip
  57
- Checking Spark
  58
Spark Plug
58
- Checking the Engine Oil
  61
- Adding Engine Oil
  62
- Changing Engine Oil & Filter
  63
- Changing Air Cleaner Element
  65
- Checking the Coolant
  66
- Adding Coolant
  66
- Changing Coolant
  67
- Checking Brake Fluid
  68
- Inspecting the Brake Pads
  69
Side Stand
70
- Inspecting the Drive Chain Slack
  71
- Adjusting the Drive Chain Slack
  72
- Checking the Drive Chain Wear
  74
- Checking the Drive Chain Slider
  74
- Checking the Clutch
  75
- Checking the Clutch Lever Freeplay
  75
- Adjusting the Clutch Lever Freeplay
  76
- Upper Adjustment
  76
- Lower Adjustment
  76
- Checking the Throttle
  78
- Adjusting the Throttle Freeplay
  78
- Cleaning the Crankcase Breather
  79
- Spring Preload
  80
- Adjusting the Rear Suspension
  80
Other Adjustments
80
- Adjusting the Headlight Aim
  81
- Adjusting the Brake Light Switch
  82
- Troubleshooting
  83
- Engine will Not Start
  84
- Starter Motor Operates but Engine Does Not Start
  84
- Starter Motor Does Not Operate
  84
- If There Is a Leak
  85
- Overheating (High Coolant Temperature Indicator Is On)
  85
- If the Fan Is Operating
  85
- If the Fan Is Not Operating
  85
- Warning Indicators on or Flashing
  86
- PGM-FI Malfunction Indicator Lamp
  86
- ABS Indicator
  86
- Other Warning Indicators
  87
- Fuel Gauge Failure Indication
  87
- Removing Wheels
  88
- Emergency Repair Using a Tire Repair Kit
  88
- Tire Puncture
  88
- Front Wheel
  89
- Rear Wheel
  92
- Electrical Trouble
  95
- Battery Goes Dead
  95
- Burned-Out Light Bulb
  95
- Headlight Bulb
  96
- Brake/Tail Light
  97
- Front/Rear Turn Signal Bulb
  97
- License Plate Light
  98
- Blown Fuse
  99
- Fuse Box Fuses
  99
- Main Fuse
  100
- ABS Fuses
  101
- Information
  102
- Keys
  103
- Ignition Key
  103
- Trip Meter
  104
- Document Bag
  104
- Engine Stop Switch
  104
- Instruments, Controls, & Other Features
  104
- Caring for Your Motorcycle
  105
- Washing
  105
- Aluminum Components
  106
- Panels
  106
- Washing Precautions
  106
- Storing Your Motorcycle
  107
- Exhaust Pipe and Muffler
  107
- Transporting Your Motorcycle
  108
- Recycle Wastes
  109
- Choose Sensible Cleaners
  109
- You & the Environment
  109
- Vehicle Identification Number
  110
- Emission Control Systems
  111
- Exhaust Emission Requirements
  112
- Noise Emission Requirements
  112
- Exhaust Emission Control System
  113
- Secondary Air Injection System
  113
- Evaporative Emission Control System
  113
- Catalytic Converters
  113
- Noise Emission Control System
  114
- Fuel Permeation Emission Control
  114
- Crankcase Emissions Control System
  114
- Problems Affecting Motorcycle Exhaust Emissions
  115
- Catalytic Converter
  116
- Oxygenated Fuels
  117
- Authorized Manuals
  118
- Specifications
  123
- Main Components
  123
- Service Data
  124
- Torque Specifications
  125
- Index
  127

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