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Trouble
Main drive
casing- over-
hea
ts
Front
fork knock
ing
Cause
3. Key
bolt loosened
L
No
oil
or oil of
inade-
quate
grade
2. Component
parts
worn
or broken
Symptoms and fault tracing
I
I
3
Too great
axial play of
the uni
versa
l
jotnt
l. Check
the presence and
quality of
oil
I
2 Dismantle the
main
drive
and check
it for
condition at
i
maintenan
ce
shop
I
Running Gear
L Play
of steering col
umn
in radial
bearings
2.
Play
of tapered end
pie-
ces of
fork legs in traverse
du
e
to clamp nuts g-etting-
loose
3. Fastenin.: of
tlie
front
fender
or headlamp is
dis-
turbed
4.
Bushings
of
the fork
leg
tubes are
excessively
worn,
lower
bushing disconnected or
dropped
L Brake
the
front
wheel
and,
holding
the motorcycle
by
the
handlebar,
push
it
backward
and forward to de-
termine
whether
there
is a
play in radial bearings
2.
Check
for the
pla
y by
pushing
the
motorcycle for-
ward and
backward
with the
front
wheel
braked
3. Examine and ·check
the
nuts for
proper
lightening
by
using a wrench
4.
Place the
motorcycle
on
a support
and
raise
the front
whee
l.
Too great
a play,
re-
vealed when shifting
the legs
up
and
down, indicates that
the front fork
is
faulty
Continued
Remedy
3. Tighten up
the
nut of key
bolt
I.
Acid oil or replace it
2. Repair
the
main
drive.
Replace
worn
component parts
L
Eliminate
the
play
by
tightening
the bearings
2. Eliminate
the
play
by
screwi
ng in
the
nuts
3. Eliminate
th
e
fault
by
tightening
the
nuts
4. Repair
the
front
fork.
Check
the
component
parts
for
condition,
rep lace
t
h~
bush_
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