Yeti 160E Owner's Manual page 14

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Plug the E-wires into the motor on the
non-drive side receptacle using Shimano
E-wire tool.Computer and Remote Switch wires
can be plugged into either circular port. Speed
Sensor wire end is keyed and will only fit into
one corresponding keyed port on the motor.
Use caution to make sure the correct port is
being used.
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Using care to not pinch E-wires or crimp any
housing, gently press motor into cavity until
fasteners can be loosely installed. Install 6x Motor
Mount Shoulder Screw (4.21) with Washer (4.28)
through frame and into Motor.
TIGHTEN DRIVE-SIDE SCREWS FIRST.
Torque to 12 Nm
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Using 2-4 small zip ties, bundle the group
of E-wires cleanly together, adding loops as
necessary. Keep bundle as close to frame and
motor as possible to minimize free length.
Make sure that brake, shifter (if applicable), and
dropper (if applicable) housing is routed cleanly
from downtube into motor cavity and can be
pushed relatively easily up against the frame wall.
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After drive-side screws have been torqued,
tighten non-drive side screws. The motor
bushings should extract and fill space against
the frame.
Torque remaining screws to 12 Nm.
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Tuck E-wire bundle inside motor cavity using
the open space on the non-drive side. Carefully
lower motor into frame. E-wire bundle and main
power harness should group and route along the
non-drive side up to in front of the motor and into
the downtube.
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Attach the Motor Guard (4.67) to the Motor using
2X supplied Shimano phillips screws (hand-tight).
Install screws into the two side holes in the guard.
E-COMPONENT ASSEMBLY
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Attach the Lower Edge Guard (4.66 - appropriate
size for bike) over the Lower Edge Guard.
Secure using 4x M5 BHCS (4.62) and 1x M3 BHCS
(4.65) through the Motor Guard and into the Motor.
Tighten M3 screw until snug (hand-tight), and M5
BHCS to approximately 2 Nm or until hand-tight.
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