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PERIODIC
MAINTENANCE
AND
MINOR
REPAIR
1
.
Adjusting nut
2.
Brake
rod
3.
Tension
bar
bolt
4.
Tension
bar
Rear wheel removal
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It
is
advisable
to
have
a
Yamaha
dealer service the wheel.
Securely support the motorcycle
so
there
is
no danger
of
it
falling
over.
1
.
Loosen
the axle
nut
Do
not
remove
it.
2.
Remove
the tension bar
bolt
on
the
brake
shoe
pSate side.
3.
Loosen
the tension
bar
bolt
on
the
swingarm
side.
1
.
Bolt (x 4)
2.
Finai
gear case
3.
Axle
nut
4.
Remove
the
brake pedal
free
play adjusting nut
and
then
the
brake
rod
from the brake
cam
le-
ver.
5.
Remove
panel
"B".
(See page
6-9
for
removal procedures.)
6.
Remove
the
bolts that
secure
the
final
gear
case
to
the
swingarm.
7.
Elevate the rear
wheel
off
of
the
ground.
8.
Puli
the
wheel backward
while
supporting the
drive shaft to
re-
move
the wheel,
axle,
final
gear
case and
drive shaft
as an
as-
sembly.
1
.
Middle
drive shaft
joint
2.
Drive
shaft
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Rear wheel
in stall
at
ion
1
.
install
the
rear
wheel,
axle,
final
gear case
and
drive shaft
as an
assembly by
pushing
the
wheel
forward
and
guiding the
drive
shaft
into
the
middle
drive shaft
U-joint.
2.
Install
the
bolts that
secure
the
fi-
nal
gear case
to
the
swingarm
and
tighten to
the specified
tight-
ening
torque.
Specified torque:
Final
gear case
bolts:
90
Nm
(9.0
m-kg,
65
ft-lb)
6-33
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