Spring preload
adjusting
positions
Minimum
19.0
mm (0.75
in)
Standard
16.0
mm
(0.63 in)
Maximum
4.0 mm (0.16
in)
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Rebound damping (right
side
only)
NOTICE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Never go beyond the maximum or minimum
adjustment positions.
1.
Adjust:
•
Rebound
damping
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a. Tum the adjusting
screw
"1"
in
direction
"a"
or
Direction
" a"
Rebound
damping is increased (suspen-
sion
Is
harder).
Direction
" b"
Rebound damping
is decreased (suspen-
sion
Is
softer).
A
Rebound
damping adjusting posi-
v
~
t
ions
Minimum
(soft)
3 turn(s) in direction
" b"
*
Standard
1
3/4
turn(s) in
direction
"
b"*
Maximum (hard)
Adjusting
screw
fully t urned
in
direction
" a"
*
With the adjusting screw fully
turned
in
direction
" a"
TIP
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Although the total number
of
tu
rns of a damping
force adjusting
mechanism
may
not exactly
match
the
above specifications
due
to
small
dif-
ferences
in
production,
the
actual
number
of
turns always represents the entire adjusting
range.
To obtain
a precise
adjustment, it
would
be advisable
to
check
the
number of
turns
of
each damping force adjusting mechanism and
to modify the
specifications as
necessary.
3-21
PERIODIC
MAINTENANCE
E.A$1AC1311
CHECKING THE REAR
SHOCK
ABSORBER
ASSEMBLY
1.
Stand
the
vehicle on a level
surface.
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A
wARNING
Securely support
the
vehicle so
that
there is
no danger of
it
falling over.
2.
Check:
•
Rear
shock
absorber assembly
Gas
leaks/oil leaks
4
Replace
the
rear
shock
absorber assembly.
Refer
to "CHECKING
THE
REAR
SHOCK
ABSORB ER
ASSEMBLY''
on page 4-64.
3.
Check:
• Rear
shock absorber
assembly
operation
• Rear
suspension link pivots
Push down seat on
the
vehicle several
times
and
check
if the
rear
shock absorber assem-
bly rebounds smoothly.
Rough movement
4
Repair.
Refer
to "REAR
SHOCK
ABSORBER AS-
SEMBLY" on page
4-63.
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ADJUSTING THE
REAR SHOCK
ABSORBER
ASSEMBLY
A
wARNING
Securely support
the
vehicle
so
that
there
is
no danger of
it
falling over.
Spring preload
NOTICE
Never
go beyond
the
maximum or minimum
adjustment positions.
1. Adjust:
•
Spring preload
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a.
Adjust
the
spring preload
with
the
special
wrench
"1"
and extension bar "2" included
in