Choke Cable Removal; Choke Cable Installation; Speedometer Cable Removal; Tachometer Cable Removal - Suzuki GS850G Service Manual

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CHOKE CABLE
REMOVAL
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Remove the fuel tank.
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Loosen the lock nut o n the carburetor side
and remove both inner and outer cabIes
from
the carburetor. (See page
9-6.)
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Remove the handlebars pad. (See page
2.1
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Loosen the choke knob lock n u t : 1 ,
.
turn
the choke knob
counterclockwise. remove
tlie choke knob from the
steering head
pipe, and rctnove
the choke cable.
*
Release the clamp holding the starter cable
at the rear of the ignition coil.
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Fig.
11-J2
INSTALLATION
Pass
t h e
choke cable through the head
pipe and route
i t
under the ignition coil.
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Install the cable adjuster on the
bracket
and install thc inncr cable.
Adjust for 0.5-
1.0 rnrn (0.02-0.04 in) free play. Secure
the cable adjuster
with
the locknut.
Install the starter knob on the steering head
pipe
and secure
the knob with the locknut.
Enstall the
handlebars pad.
Mount the
fuel
tank.
SPEEDOMETER CABLE
REMOVAL
*
Remove both
ends
of
the speedometer
cable with pliers
and remove the cable
from the speedometer gear housing and
speedometer
from
the front hub.
MOUNTING
Route
the
speedometer cable to the brake
oil hose
joint
portion and through the
cable
guide. Mount
the cable nut of the
upper end
on
the
speedometer and tighten
i t with pliers.
Route the cable in hetween the lower triple
clamp and the front fork cover.
Mount the lower end of the cable on the
speedometer gear housing. Then rotate the
wheel
so that
the groove at the end of the
inner cable meshes with the projection
of
the speedometer
pinion
and tighten
the
cable nut.
The choke
cabte
shorlld he ilrreaded
through the wire
harness, not
through
TACHOMETER CABLE
REMOVAL
Remove the tachometer cable from the
tachometer side and the cylinder head side
with pliers,
MOUNTING
Route the tachometer cable from the rear
portion
of the tachometer
between
the
steering head pipe and right front fork and
mount it on the cylinder head cover.
At this time make sure that the
inner
cable
engages the tachometer gear,
and
tighten
the cable
nut.