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Installing timing Draining engine 17.5.14 chain and 21.5 ....08. sprocket....timing chain Removing 21.6 the oil filter....0. Installing timing 175.15 chain rails... 21.7 ‘Installing the oil filter..... Installing 17.5.16 rotor Cleaning 21.8 the oil screens........0 Adjusting position 17.5.17 crankshaft Filling engine 21.9...
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specific meaning symbols is described below. expected (e.g. Indicates reaction work step function). or a unexpected (e.g. Indicates reaction work step function). or a provided specified page). Indicates page reference (more information is Indicates information with tips. details more testing Indicates the result of step.
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It contains useful information and help repair that will and maintain your vehicle. special workplace workshop equipment This manual that the necessary KTM tools and KTM assumes available. safety safely. A numberof instructions need to be followed operate the model described Therefore read this instruction and all further instructions included carefully.
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KTM. KTM accepts for other spare products resulting damage and any loss. The current KTM PowerParts for your vehicle be found the KTM website. http://www.ktm.com International KTM Website: figures depict special equipment. contained in the manual may clarity,...
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stamped steering The chassis number head right. 401945-10 (690 Enduro R right type label is located side of the frame. Ho1049-10 (690 Enduro R right type label USA is located side of the frame. type label Canada is located the left side of the frame.
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engine stamped engine number the left side of the under the engine sprocket. 401949- be found the KEYCODECARD. number Info key. Keep You need the numberto order spare the KEYCODECARD in safe place. 402241-10 stamped The fork part number the inner side of the fork stub.
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Note Danger damage parked vehicle roll or fall away over. Park the vehicle firm and level surface. on a — guard engine Use the underride underneaththe to raise the — vehicle. ground. ” Neither wheel is in contact with the motorcycle against falling Secure the over.
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motorcycle upright, align special Position the tool, raise the motorcycle. (62529055100) ('" 287) Work stand 300201-10 Note Danger damage parked vehicle roll fall away over. Park the vehicle firm and level surface. on a — Secure the motorcycle against falling over.
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— your foot it will go. Switching off ABS riding However, KTM recommends with ABS at all times. situa- advantageous. tions may arise in which ABSis not Condition stationary, engine running. Vehicle Press button for 3 5 seconds.
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Info hydraulic compression damping suspension determines the fork behavior. adjusting Turn the white all the way clockwise. screw — Info Adjusting is located end of the upper screw leg. left fork compression damping is located in the left fork (white adjusting screw).
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Guideline damping Rebound Comfort 20 clicks Standard 15 clicks Sport 10 clicks payload Full 10 clicks Info damping; Turn clockwise to increase turn counterclock- damping. wise to reduce Preparatory work motorcycle Lean the the side stand. — Main work Loosen bleeder screws —...
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position. Press the dust boots back into their normal — Remove oil. excess — Finishing work Position the fork protector. ('— — motorcycle from the lift stand. Remove the (“> clamp. Remove takeoff screws leg. protection Remove left fork Push the fork screws —...
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Info caliper Make that you do not press the brake sure against spokes pushing backthe brake when pistons. Do not operate the hand brake lever when the brake caliper is removed. Loosen rotations. several screw Loosen screws push spindle Press the wheel out of the axle on screw...
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FORK, TRIPLE CLAMP triple clamp Loosen of the both sides. Remove screws legs the fork from the bottom. protector Remove Take off the fork from above. screws GO00729-10 Installing legs the fork position Slide the fork protector from above and it.
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tighten Position the wheel speed Mount and sensor. screws Guideline Screw, speed wheel 6 Nm (4.4 sensor G00727-11 line, wiring harness, clamp. Position the brake Mount and tighten screws GO00726-10 Warning Danger of accidents Oil brake discs grease braking reduces the effect.
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Operate the front brake and compress the fork few times firmly. legs straighten. &” Thefork Tighten screws Guideline Screw, (11.1 fork stub 15 Nm G00725-12 Info operations legs. both fork same on Condition The fork legs have been removed. Make present note of the state of rebound...
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Clamp fork with the axle clamp. Guideline jaws. Use soft cartridge. Remove of the screw Info Place container underneath oil will out in most cases. G00853-11 cartridge. Removethe 202315-10 Remove dust boot 202115-13 ring Remove lock Info ring The lock beveled end where screwdriver applied.
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Check the tube for damage. outer there is damage: » Change tube. outer — 202112-10 sliding bushings. Check the surface of the sliding layer If the bronze-colored layer under the » is visible: Replace sliding bushings. — ® 200665-10 spring length. Check the Guideline Spring length...
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ring Mount lock Info ring The lock must engage audibly. Mount dust boot B03933-10 Assemble the individual components that belong together. Info Compression dampingside: cartridge with additionaloil adjuster, holes white axle clamp marked L. cartridge Rebound damping side: without additionaloil adjuster, clamp holes,...
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special cartridge; of the spe- Mount tool remove cial tool. Support (—" tool (T14026S1) 298) Pull piston spring. pin again. out the rod. Mount the Mount the cartridge special spring Pull with tool. Pull the downward slide the special tool hexagonal piece.
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vertically. Clamp fork — Fill with fork oil. — (SAE 4) Fork oil fork 635 ml Fork oil (21.47 oz.) (48601166351) 279) 202320-10 upward. Push the outer tube Clamp triple clamp. fork in the of the lower area Clamping (T14038)("= 299) stand preload adjuster.
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Turn counterclockwise the number of correspond- turns — leg type. to the fork Guideline Spring preload Adjuster Preload Comfort turns Standard 5 turns Sport 5 turns payload 8 turns Full Alternative 2 Warning Danger of accident Modifications to the suspen- setting seriously handling...
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Preparatory work Remove the headlight mask with the headlight. ( — ~ 128) — Remove the seat. (=" — Main work tie(s). Removethe cable — Remove Take off the side screws cover. — Remove the cable tie(s). — Remove screw —...
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plug-in Join connector wiring position Route the harness of the accelerator sensor without tension. G00707-10 tie(s). Mount the cable Position the combination instrument in the holder. tighten Mount and screws Guideline Remaining 4 Nm screws, chassis tighten Mountand screw Guideline Remaining 4 Nm screws,...
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right. Remove theleft and screws engine guard Pull the forward out of the holders and remove GOO0755-11 Slide engine guard into holders at the rear. engine guard. tighten Position the Mount and screws Guideline Remaining 10 Nm (7.4 screws, chassis GO0755-10...
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Caution injury incorrectly. Risk of Parts of the shock absorber will if the shock absorber is detached move around highly compressed nitrogen. The shock absorber is filled with description provided. Please follow the — Info high-speed setting compression The effect of the in fast of the shock absorber.
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9.3 A d j u s t i n g the r e b o u n d d a m p i n g of the a b s o r b e r , adjusting clockwise with screwdriver up to Turn screw —-...
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® Measure distance wheel unloaded. ("" rear holding motorcycle, With another person rider, wear- protective clothing, sitting full sits the seat in a normal position (feet footrests) and bounces up and down times. “ wheel suspension levels out. rear Another person the distance betweenthe now measures rear...
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Guideline Spring preload (0.79in) Info Depending riding the static sag and/or the sag, spring increase may be necessary to decrease the preload. Tighten retaining ring Finishing work ('— Install the shock absorber. (= p. 74) Mount the side cover. (“4 Mount the seat.
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Preparatory work Raise the motorcycle with the work stand. (— — ( = ~ Removethe seat. — Take off the side ( — cover. — Main work Remove screws — Remove the battery cover. Detach connector fairing. Lift the rear Remove screws —...
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Guideline Screw, top (33.2 45 Nm Loctite®°243TM shock absorber tighten Mount and screw Guideline (18.4 Screw, fuel 25 Nm Loctite®243TM tank, bottom tighten Mount and screw Guideline fuel (18.4 Screw, 25 Nm Loctite®243TM tank, bottom fairing. Lift the rear tighten Mount and screws Guideline...
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9. 1 1 S e r v i c i n g t h e shock Finishing work Mount the side cover. — Mount the seat. — Remove the motorcycle from the work stand. ("= — € absorber, Caution injury incorrectly.
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spring retainer Remove spring retaining ring adjusting Takeoff with the ring Bem, 201272-10 Preparatory work spring. Removethe (—" Main work damping Establish and the current of the rebound note state compression damping. Completely adjusters open the of the rebound and compression damping.
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piston oil. Remove the rod. Drain the remaining — 201278-10 compression adjuster spring, Remove Remove the sleeve, — piston. 201279-10 Preparatory work spring. ("" Remove the — damper. (~~ p. 49) Dismantlethe Main work the piston joint Clamp rod with the heim vise.
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supporting plate Remove and rebound shim stack — together with piston Info Thread the rebound shim set screwdriver and set on a parts down together. compression supporting plate Remove shim stack with — Info compression Thread the shim stack screwdriver on a and set the parts...
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piston Measure the diameter of the rod. Piston rod Diameter 17.95 0.7067 specification If the is not reached: » Change piston rod. — Measure the run-out of the piston rod. Piston rod 0.03 0.0012 Run-out <= If the measured value is specified greater than the...
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Main work compression adjuster. spring Push the and sleeve onto piston. Mount the tighten compression adjuster Mount and Guideline Compression adjuster M26x1 30 Nm (22.1 201279-11 tighten Mount and screw Guideline Filling port (10.3 M10x1 14 Nm screw 201277-11 Clamp using jaws.
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ring push ring Install the seal it under the bearer groove. ring Mountlock Info Do not scratch the inner surface. piston ring Pull that the seal retainer rests against ring. the lock locking damper cartridge. Mount of the Bleed fill the damper.
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Guideline damping Rebound Comfort 20 clicks Standard 15 clicks Sport 10 clicks payload Full 10 clicks Alternative Warning Danger of accident Modifications to the suspen- setting seriously handling sion alter the char- acteristic. suspension setting Extreme modifications to the handling serious deterioration in the cause a characteristic and overload...
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photo. Place the control lever shown in the — /“ The External tank contro! leveris Closed, Damper Vacuum, Oil reservoir Vacuum. Operate the On/Off switch — “ pump process starts. vacuum /“ Pressure gauge falls specified value. [<0 20027110] “ specified falls to the value.
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specified When the value, pressure gauge reaches turn Oil reservoir control lever to Vacuum. Guideline 0 bar specified “ gauge falls to the value. vacuum 4 mbar specified value, When the pressure gauge reachesthe vacuum Equalize turn the Oil reservoir Pressure.
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Info floating piston positioned exactly must be this point when the fully extended; otherwise, damage during compression will of the shock absorber. occur Remove the special tool. Remove adapter from connection of the vacuum pump. Info damper filling high- Hold the port thatthe point.
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Alternative 2 Warning Danger of accident Modifications the suspen- setting seriously handling sion alter the char- acteristic. suspension setting Extreme modifications serious deterioration in the handling cause a components. characteristic and overload Only make adjustments within the — range. recommended making adjust- Ride slowly...
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» Danger of burns The exhaust system gets very hot when the vehicle is driven. before performing Allow the exhaust system to cool down any work the vehicle. Preparatory work Removethe seat. — Take off the side ("" cover. — Main work Remove cable ties —...
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Remove screw — Take off the manifold. — Main work Position the manifold with the seals. Position the spacer. — tighten Mount nuts — Guideline Nut, manifold 20 Nm (14.8 Copper paste cylinder head Position the exhaust clamp. Tighten screw —...
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Preparatory work Remove the seat. — Main work Remove screws — Remove the part of the air filter box upper — Note Engine damage Unfiltered intake air has negative effect engine. the service life of the engine Dust and dirt will enter the without air filter.
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Preparatory work Removethe seat. ( ~ ~ — ( — Take off the side cover. — Main work Remove screws — Take off the voltage regulator and hang to the side in — energized state. Remove screws — Remove screws —...
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Disconnect connector — Raise the air filter box at the rear. — Takeoff the air filter box. — Main work Position the air filter box. tighten clip Mount and hose — tighten Mountand screws — Guideline box, Screw, filter 6 Nm (4.4 frame Route...
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Plug connector — GO00741-12 Finishing work Mount the side cover. — Mount the seat. —...
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Danger highly Fuel Fire hazard flammable. The fuel expands in the fuel tank when escape if overfilled. warm vicinity cigarettes. refuel the vehicle in the of open flames engine refueling. Switch spilled; particularly that fuel is parts of the vehicle. Make sure spilled, wipe...
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Pull strap and raise the of the seat at the rear same — time. Pull back the seat and lift it off. — Hook slot of the seat onto press the downward and at the time push it forward. screw rear same —...
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Thoroughly plug-in using connection of the fuel line clean the compressed air. Info Under circumstances should dirt into the fuel enter line. Dirt in the fuel line clogs injection valve! plate Press the small metal and disconnect fuel hose con- nection 302037-10 Info...
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Danger highly hazard Fuel flammable. Fire the fuel tank warm and escape ifoverfilled. The fuel expands when vicinity cigarettes. notrefuel the vehicle flames open Switch engine refueling. particularly parts fuel spilled; Make sure that n o vehicle. — immediately. spilled, wipe fuel specifications refueling.
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Position the fuel pump. tighten Mount and screws Guideline Screw, fuel pump 4 Nm G00748-10 splash tighten Position the protector. Mount and screws Guideline Remaining 4 Nm screws, chassis GO0747-10 Position the end. rear &) Mount and tighten both sides. screws Guideline Screw,...
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Danger hazard Fuel is highly flammable. Fire fuel expands in thefuel tank when if overfilled. escape warm flames vicinity cigarettes. Do not refuel the vehicle open engine Switch for refueling. spilled; particularly parts Make that fuelis of the vehicle. sure fuel is spilled, wipe...
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& both sides. Remove screws Swing upward rear secure and take off the splash protector. Remove screws GO0747-10 Remove screws Pull the fuel pump. Disconnect both fuel hose connections Unplug Remove fuel pump. connector connecting Connect fuel pump, both fuel hose connec- tions Plug...
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— Warning Danger accidents Non-approved impact handling non-recommended tires and wheels character- istic. Only approved by KTM with the corresponding speed tires/wheels index. — Warning accidents Danger Newtires have reduced road grip. surface tires is roughened. contact on new riding alternating angles.
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DOT number. Thefirst two indicate the week of digits manufacture the last the year of manu- facture. changed KTM recommendsthatthe tires be after 5 latest, regardless HO1144-10 years at the of the actual state of wear. If the tires than 5 years old: are more »...
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damage, cracking, Checkthe front and brake discs for rear — deformation. damage, cracking, If the brake disc exhibits deforma- » tion: Change the brake disc. — Warning Danger of accidents Incorrectly spokes impair handling tensioned characteristic and result in sec- ondary damage.
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Info spoke imbalance, spokes A loose wheel which leads to loose short time. can cause more tight, they If the spokes break due to local overload. spoke regularly, especially Check the tension motorcycle. on a new Check the axial run-out and radial run-out of the rim. —...
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Danger Damaged of accidents brake discs reduce the braking effect. Always lay the wheel down in such way that the — damaged. brake disc is Holding wheel, spindle. the front withdraw the Take the wheel front wheel out of the fork. $00644-10 Info pull...
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spindle. Clean and the wheel grease Long-life ( “ 280) grease fork, position it, Jack up the front wheel into the and insert the spindle. wheel linings correctly positioned. ” The brake Mountand tighten screw Guideline Screw, front wheel M24x1.5 45 Nm (33.2 spindle...
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Removing 13.7.1 wheel rear Preparatory work motorcycle Raise the with lift stand. — Main work pull speed of the Remove wheel screw sensor — hole. caliper Press the brake onto the brake disc hand in order to — push piston. backthe brake adjuster Remove nut...
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Warning braking installing Danger of accidents There is effect to start with at the brake after rear rear wheel. going point. Actuate the foot brake several times before ride until feel firm pressure on a -— Main work dampers. Check the hub rubber ("—...
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sliding piece Check the chain wear. pins If the lower edge of the chain is in line with below » sliding piece: the chain Change sliding piece. the chain — sliding piece Checkthatthe chain firmly seated. sliding piece If the chain is loose: »...
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Warning braking —— Danger of accidents Oil the brake discs reduces the effect. grease Always keep the brake discs free of oil and grease. — Clean the brake discs with brake cleaner when necessary. — Warning damage. Environmental hazard Hazardous substances environmental cause correctly...
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HARNESS, B ATTERY WIRING Removingthe battery Warning injury Battery Risk of battery serious chemical burns. acid and gases cause batteries out of the reach of children. Keep — protective clothing safety glasses. Wear suitable — Avoid with battery acid and battery contact gases.
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HARNESS, WIRING BATTERY Remove screws — retaining battery Pull bracket of the forward and remove — battery Lift the up and out. — Info motorcycle discharged battery Never operate with battery. without In both electrical compo- cases, safety damaged. nents and devices The vehicle longer...
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engine Pull off the electronics control unit in area — hang side. Take off the terminal cover. — motorcycle Start the to check the function. ( ~ ~ p. 14) -— GO00722-11 voltage specified points. Measure the between the ‘yy —...
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Warning Fire hazard Incorrect fuses overload the electrical system. required Only fuses with the ampere value. bypass repair Do not fuses. — Info housing relay The main fuse protects all power of the vehicle. It is of the starter next to consumers battery.
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Info containing The fuse box the fuses of individual power is located under the seat. consumers Preparatory work ignition by turning ignition key Switch off the — position OFF &. Remove the seat. (— — Main work Open fuse box cover —...
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(75011088015) (—= 243) Fuse Replace fuse in the fuse box that it is spare available if needed. functioning properly. Check that the power consumer -— Close the fuse box cover. — Finishing work Mount the seat. — Preparatory work ignition by turning ignition key Switch off the —...
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Diagnostics engine is located under the control unit. connector $02172-10...
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— approved been and recommended KTM. Only approved by tires/wheels KTM with the corre- sponding speed index. specified Maintain the tire air pressure. repairs performed profes- Service work and must sionally. safety system...
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again. warning lamp switched The ABS when goes out you start off. manually The button be used to switch ABS off (see Start- ing). Warning linings Danger of accidents Worn-out brake braking reduce the effect. linings replaced immediately. Ensure that worn-out brake Warning Danger of accidents...
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Not all brake tested and The structure and friction coefficient for KTM of the brake linings, and thus their brake greatly from that of original brake linings. power, may vary...
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spring caliper sliding Check that leaf in the brake — plate caliper correctly. in the brake support seated linings, insert the pin, Insert the brake the cot- mount — pin. Info Always change the brake linings pairs. Operate the hand brake lever repeatedly until the brake...
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Check the free travel of the hand brake lever. ( ~ — 113) — Adjust adjusting the free travel of the hand brake lever with — screw Info adjusting Turn the clockwise reduce free screw point away from the travel. The pressure moves handlebar.
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Warning Danger of accidents An insufficient brake fluid level will system fail. the brake cause specified specified drops marking value, If the brake fluid level below the the brake system leaking linings the brake down. are worn riding until the problem Check the brake system...
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Info spilt immediately Clean up overflowed brake fluid with water. Warning Skin irritation Brake fluid skin irritation. causes Keep brake fluid of the reach of children. safety glasses. protective clothing Wearsuitable — skin, clothing. Do not allow brake fluid to into contact with the the eyes come...
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Warning Danger linings braking of accidents Worn-out brake reduce the effect. replaced immediately. linings Ensure that worn-out brake — Warning braking Danger of accidents Damaged brake discs reduce the effect. If the brake linings changed time, the brake lining carriers grind against the brake disc.
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Brake linings approved motorcycles. Not all brake tested and for KTM The structure and friction coefficient linings, greatly original linings. of the brake and thus their brake power, may vary from that of...
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& fittings cylinder foot brake Loosen — adjust position individually, the basic of the foot brake lever — accordingly. loosen and turn screw Info adjustment The range of is limited. The must screw screwed into the footrest bracket four at least turns.
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Warning Danger of accidents An insufficient brake fluid level will system fail. the brake cause drops marking, leaking linings If the brake fluid level below the MIN the brake system the brake down. worn Check the brake riding problem is eliminated. system and do not continue until the...
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Warning §kin irritation Brake fluid skin irritation, causes ~— Keep brake fluid out of the reach of children. — protective clothing safety glasses. Wear suitable -— allow brake fluid into with the skin, the eyes clothing. contact come — immediately Consult doctor brake fluid has been swallowed.
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Guideline Filling psi) 2... 2.5 bar pressure Pull off protection of the bleeder Connect the screw. bleeder bottle hose. Bleeding device (00029013100) ( " = 282) Open bleeder half turn. approx. screw Info Drain until fresh brake fluid emerges in the bleeder bot- tle hose without bubbles.
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Adjust headlight ("= 128) range. — Preparatory work headlight setting. ( " > 127) Check the Main work adjusting adjust headlight Turn range. screw Guideline boundary light exactly between and dark must lower mark for motorcycle with rider (instructions apply Checking headlight setting).
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Main work plug-in Connect of the headlight of the connectors — signals. turn lighting functioning properly. Check that the — position headlight Remove the cloth from the fender and — mask. ‘i %~ Holding lugs headlight reach into the mask. ’...
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Main work protection Remove — of the reflector. Pull bulb socket — parking light Pull bulb out of the bulb socket. — parking light Insert bulb in the bulb socket. a new — Parking light (W5W / socket W2.1x9.5d) ("= 243) Insert the bulb socket in the reflector.
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spring Detach — headlight Remove bulb — headlight headlight housing. Insert bulb into the — Headlight / socket P43t) (~~ 243) headlight headlight using spring bulb in the bar. — protection Plug in the connector. Mount the cap. Finishing work Install the headlight mask with the...
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(690 Enduro R signal housing. Remove the of the turn screw on rear — headlamp carefully Tilt diffuser forward and takeit off. — signal lightly Press the turn bulb into the socket, turn it — 30°, counterclockwise about and take it of the socket.
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Preparatory work Switch off the ignition by turning ignition key position OFF &. Removethe seat. ( — — Disconnect the battery. ( = > 101) motorcycle (—= Raise the with the work stand. ("~ Take off the side cover. Removethe air filter box. (="...
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adjuster. Remove the chain Remove nut — spindle enough Pull out wheel to allow the wheel to be rear — pushed forward. possible Push the wheel forward and take the rear — sprocket. chain off the rear Info wheel fully removed.
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ignition Disconnect both plugs coils. — ®. engine Disconnect coolant temperature connector sensor — ® special spring clamps using Loosen the band tool. — Spring clampsplier (60029057100) ( — 286) band Pull off the hoses. — @® Unplug from the oil Remove connector pressure...
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fitting engine of the lower Remove bracket. — swingarm pivot. Remove of the screw — swingarm pivot engine. Pull the out far enough to release the — engine. Lower the — Info help assistant is useful in this step. engine sufficiently Make that the...
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jack special Removethe floor with the tool. jack (75029055000) ("= 292) Floor attachment G00769-10 engine Position the bearer. Mount and tighten screws Guideline Screw, engine bearer 45 Nm (33.2 frame tighten fitting Mount and Guideline Engine carrying 45 Nm (33.2 GOO768-11 Loctite®243TM screw...
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engine sprocket Mount the with the chain. tighten Position the lock washer and mount nut but do not yet. Position the wheel. rear Mount the chain adjuster and nut. adjusters Push the wheel forward that the chain rest rear ®. against tensioning tighten...
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Draining engine 17.3.2 plug ring. Removetheoil drain with the seal magnet and plug O-rings. Remove with oil and the screen — @& plug O-rings. Remove with oil screen Completely engine drain the oil. Remove oil throttle — Take off the starter motor. —...
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Remove screw Info position Look through the hole to check that the hole of the balancershaftis visible. special Screwin tool Locking (77329010000)(4 294) screw <4 Removing spark plugs 17.3.11 spark plugs Remove — Spark plug (75029172000) ( " = 293) wrench 305516-10 Removing...
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bearing Pull the camshaft of the seats. timing Take the chain off the camshaft gear. Remove the camshaft. Remove screws — diagonally Loosen them. screws remove — Take off the cylinder head. — Removing piston 17.3.15 cylinder gasket Take off the head —...
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cylinder Take off the gasket base Info grooved pins remain in Ensure that the two place. Remove Take off the water pump screws cover. 305556-10 Remove screw impeller Remove water pump Take off the water pump seal. cover Info locating pins place.
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Hold the rotor with special tool Holding (75029091000) ( — = 293) wrench Info Make that the crankshaft is not blocked. sure locking edge Remove nut and the washer. special Mount the too! the rotor. (58429009000)(\— 284) Puller special Hold it tight using pull off the rotor...
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Removing primary 17.3.24 gear special Position tool Protection (75029090000)('* 293) Mount special tool (75029021000)(°* 289) Puller using special pull primary Hold it tool and off the gear turning screw special Remove the tools. ring Remove lock Takeoff the starter idler gear with the washers.
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engine 17.3.30 Removing left case Remove screws — Swing engine theleft section of the case remove — engine fixing of the or screw arm. special Mount tool with suitable screws. — (75029048100) ("* 291) Puller Info marking Use the drill hole with 750.
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Removing 17.3.32 the transmission shafts Removeshift rail — Swing shift forks side. Removeshift drum Removeshift forks — e—iInfo pins place. Ensure that the remain in ring Removelock and the stop disk. 305641-10 Remove transmission shafts Info stop usually disk of the countershaft sticks to the bearing.
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Working right engine 17.4.1. section of the case Remove oil nozzle bearing bearing, Remove retainers of the main shaft bearing bearing. the countershaft of the shift drum sealing compound Remove any remnants of and clean the sec- engine thoroughly. tion of the case housing.
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engine After the section of the cooled, check that the case firmly bearings seated. Info bearings firmly cooling, If the seated after likely they engine that will rotate in the when case engine In this case, the be renewed. must warm.
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spring pis- plug with Remove and take pressure screw — @& valve out of the drill hole. sealing compound Remove any and clean the remnants sec- — engine thoroughly. tion of the case engine Warm the section of the case an oven.
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Guideline jet, piston M6x0.75 4 Nm Loctite®243TM cooling Mount the dowels. — through Blow compressed air all oil channels and check that — they clear. spring length Measure the of the oil regulator valve. pressure — regulator (0.9984in) Oil pressure valve 25.36 spring length...
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Position special with the heel at the bottom. tool pressing (75029047000) (' 290) Crankshaft tool Press the upper crankwebin possible. — Info applied The press mandrel must be above the crank pin. special Take the crankshaft out of the tool, and check the con- —...
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Measuring 17.4.10 axial clearance of crankshaft and balancershaft right engine Insert the crankshaft and balancer shaft in the casing. Info forget Do not the dowels. engine casing. Mountthe left tighten Mount and screws. Guideline 300126-10 Screw, engine 10 Nm (7.4 case engine Mount the dial gauge...
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Nikasil® Cylinder coating 17.4.11 Nikasil® protection layer coating procedure surface devel- oped by Mahle. The is derived from the materials used name procedure layer in this of nickel into which is embedded the particularly hard silicone carbide. important advantages Nikasil® coating of the most...
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Checking/measuring piston 17.4.13 ® special play piston rings Use the tool of the measure piston ring groove. Guideline ring Piston groove clear- 0.08 0.0031 < ance (59029041100) Feeler gauge ( « = 286) play specified greater than the value: » Change piston piston rings.
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Info piston Piston size is marked head. Checking piston ring 17.4.14 end gap Removethe piston ring from the piston. piston ring cylinder align piston. with the Place the Guideline edge Below the upper of the (0.39in) cylinder Measure end gap with feeler gauge.
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feeler gauge play between the exter- measure — engine nal rotor and the well betweenthe external case as internal rotor and the rotor. pump Clearance between 0.20 0.0079 exter- < engine nal rotor and case Clearance between exter- 0.20 0.0079 nal rotor and internal rotor (0.0016...
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Replacing autodecompressor 17.4.17 ring autodecompression Take the lock off the shaft and dispose 300107-10 autodecompression Pull the shaft from the camshaft. 300108-10 autodecompression spring. Disconnect the Loosen the together autodecompression with the screw remove spring autodecompression weight and the 300109-10 assembling, first autodecompression spring...
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installation 17.4.18 Preparingtiming chain tensioner for Fully timing compress the chain tensioner. Info requires This considerable force since the oil has pressed out. timing Release the chain tensioner. timing expands “ Without pressure, the chain tensioner fully. __200171-10 compensating piston Place two disks similar aids next to the...
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Checking timing assembly 17.4.19 ® 305601-10 Cleanall parts well. timing damage Check chain gear wear. If there is damage or wear: » Change timing gear/timing sprocket. chain chain -— timing tensioning damage Check chain rail wear. If there is damage or wear: »...
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Removing 17.4.20 the rocker arm spring Take shims of the valve retainers and them —- position. side according their normal built-in Remove screws — Screw suitable into the rocker shafts Pull screw the rocker shafts. Take off rocker — Changing camshaft bearing 17.4.21...
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bearing using special large camshaft Remove the tool (75029051000) ("— Pressing p. 291) tool Info special Brace the back of the tool with suitable tool 305669-10 bearing using special Remove the small camshaft tool bearing puller (15112018100) (-— 284) Internal Bearing puller (15112017000) (—...
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Removing 17.4.22 the valves springs using special Pretension the valve tool. spring (59029019000)(== Valve mounter 285) spring Insert for valve lever (78029060000) ("= 294) Remove the valve keys and release the tension the valve springs. spring spring. Remove the retainer and guide, Pull the valve down and out of the valve remove...
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Checking springs 17.4.24 valve springs Check the valve for fractures and (visual check). wear spring If the valve is fractured or worn: » Change spring. thevalve — spring lengths. Measurethevalve Valve spring length Minimum (without 42.3 (1.665in) spring cap) valve equal specified If the measured value does not...
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sealing Check of the valves. seat — sealing Valve seat width (0.063in) Intake 1.60 Valve sealing width seat 2.00 (0.0787in) Exhaust equal specified If the measured value does not value: » Machine the valve seat. — 302808-10 through Blow compressed air all oil channels and check that —...
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Take the clutch of the vise and clean workbench on a — with the outer clutch hub facing down. springs Take the inner clutch hub and release — clutch hub the outer 300121-10 facing Take off the clutch discs from the inner clutch hub. —...
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push flat surface and check for run-out. Place the clutch on a — If there is run-out: » Change the clutch push rod. — length springs Check the of clutch — spring length Clutch 31.5... 33.5 (1.24 1.319 spring length is shorter than specified: If the clutch...
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Preassembling antihopping 17.4.31 clutch Thoroughly facing oil the clutch discs. — support ring pretension ring Push the and the to the — clutch hub. outer Info pretension ring must be installed that it is flush ® edge support ring. with the inner facing Position the trimmed clutch disc with the...
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deep present: notches » Change sliding plate. -— guide pin Check for looseness and wear. — guide pin If the is loose and/or worn: » Change sliding plate. -— 182) Preassemblethe shift shaft. — play sliding quad- Check between the plate and the shift —...
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Mounting ring (75029005000) ( " — 288) tool for lock Position lock ring special tool push down with sleeve & The lock ring engages in the groove of the transmission shaft. third/fourth-gearsliding facing Push with the small gear wheel downward. gear —...
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bearing protruding second-gear idler gear the countershaft with the collar fac- Mount bush and the — downward. stop Mount disk — special Position tool the transmission shaft. — Mounting ring (75029005000)(== 288) tool for lock Position lock ring special push down with sleeve tool —...
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Checking drive 17.4.39 starter 305600-10 bearing damage Check the gear mesh and of starter idler gear wear. -— damage If there is or wear: » Change the starter idler gear and/or needle bushing. — & Check the gear teeth and bearing torque limiter...
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Checking 17.4.40 freewheel primary turning Insert the freewheel in the gear gear — primary clockwise; do not twist! gear locking Check the action of the freewheel gear — primary If the does clockwise if it does not turn gear » lock counterclockwise: 190) Remove the freewheel.
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instatiting crankshaft balancer shaft special Mount tool the alternator side of the crankshaft. ¢ Protecting (75029080000)(* 292) sleeve special Mount the tool the clutch end of the crankshaft. Protecting sleeve (75029080050)(** 292) special Mount tool the balancer shaft. Protection (58529005000) ('" 285) bearing Push the crankshaft into the...
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shaft. Mount the and internal rotor the oil pump — engine Position the external rotor in the with the bevel case -— facing inward. Mountoil pump shaft with internal rotor — Oil the parts. — 305631-10 Position the oil pump cover.
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Installing locating 17.5.6 shift drum locking position locating. Press lever down and shift drum — Info The flat surfaces of the shift drum locating symmetric. locking Release the lever. tighten Mount and screw — Guideline Screw, shift 10 Nm (7.4 Loctite®243TM locating drum...
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Mountclutch basket — Info Turn the clutch basket and oil pump gear wheels back- slightly help wards and forwards them mesh more easily. sharp edge facing Mount half washers with the outward. — Info assembly. Grease the half washers ease Position stepped washer...
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Mountclutch throw-out Position pressure cap tighten Install and with the spring retainers and screws clutch springs. Guideline Screw, clutch spring 8 Nm (5.9 Ibf Info springs coding. Ensurethat all clutch have blue color ®. special Remove tool Assembly (75029033000) ('" 289) screws Installing...
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Position the clutch cover. tighten Mount but do yet. screws Guideline Screw, clutch M6x30 10 Nm (7.4 cover tighten Mount butdo yet. screw Guideline Screw, clutch M6x35 10 Nm (7.4 cover 305587-10 tighten Mount crisscross pat- screws screws tern. Guideline Screw, (7.4 clutch...
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Installing timing chain rails 17.5.15 timing securing guide Position the chain ignition pulse & generator cable is routed in the cable timing securing guide. duct of the chain timing tensioning Position the chain rail from above. bushing timing securing Insert the support into the chain...
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special Hold the rotor with tool Holding (75029091000) (‘ = 293) wrench tighten locking edge Mount and with the washer. Guideline Rotor M18x1.5 100 Nm (73.8 Adjusting position distance 17.5.17 crankshaft sensor Adjust position the distance between the crankshaft sensor using special and the conductive elementof the...
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Removethe cloth. timing chain tensioned. Push the cylinder Keep down care- fully grooved pins and let the engage. Installing cylinder head cylinder gasket. head Info grooved pins correctly. Make seated sure cylinder Mount the head. tighten Mount and with the washers. screws Guideline Cylinder...
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Installing spark plugs 17.5.26 tighten spark plug using special Mountand tool. Guideline Spark plug inside M12x1.25 18 Nm (13.3 Spark plug (75029172000) (=" 293) wrench tighten spark plug using special Mount and tool. Guideline Spark plug outside M10x1 11 Nm (8.1 "...
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Insert oil filter O-ring Oil the of the oil filter it with the oil cover mount filter cover. tighten Mount and screws Guideline (4.4 Screw, filter 6 Nm cover Installing position 17.5.29 the gear sensor position O-ring. Mount gear with the sensor engages in drill hole tighten...
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Installing 17.5.31 the alternator cover Apply sealing lightly in the of the cable sleeve. compound area Loctite® 5910 @Pand gasket place. Mount dowels alternator cover Position the alternator cover. tighten Mount screws Guideline Screwin alternator 10 Nm (7.4 cover Mount and tighten screws Guideline...
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Warning Skin irritation Brake fluid skin irritation. causes Keep brake fluid out of the reach of children. — protective clothing safety glasses. Wear suitable -— allow brake fluid into with the skin, the eyes clothing. contact come — immediately Consult doctor brake fluid has been swallowed.
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Warning Skin irritation Brake fluid skin irritation. causes brake fluid children. Keep the reach of protective clothing safety glasses. Wearsuitable allow brake fluid into with the skin, clothing. contact the eyes come immediately if brake fluid has Consult doctor been swallowed. plenty Rinse the affected with...
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Info Clean up overflowed spilled immediately brake fluid with water.
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Preparatory work Raise the motorcycle with lift stand. ( — — Main work Remove screw — engine Take off the sprocket Remove screw cover. — > GO00696-10 plug-in Disconnect connector Remove cable tie(s). — Expose the cable. -— with the washers. Remove screws —...
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Warning Danger scalding During motorcycle operation, gets very hot and is under pressure. the coolant cooling engine radiator, system components Do not open the the radiator hoses other if the cooling operating temperature. system Allow the cooling system and the engine to cool down before...
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Stand the motorcycle its side stand horizontal surface. on a — Remove radiator cap — Refill with coolant. — Coolant ("" 278) Completely fill the radiator with coolant. -— Mountradiator -— compensating Remove the tank cover — figure. Add coolant the level shownin the —...
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Warning Danger poisoning Coolant is toxic and health hazard. Keep coolant out of the reach of children. skin, clothing. Do not allow coolant to into with the the eyes and contact come immediately if coolant is swallowed. Consult doctor immediately plenty Rinse the affected with...
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Warning Danger scalding During motorcycle operation, gets very hot and is under pressure. the coolant radiator, radiator cooling components engine Do not hoses other system if the open -— cooling operating system temperature. Allow the cooling and the engine to cool down before you open the radiator, the radiator hoses system...
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Warning Danger scalding During motorcycle operation, gets and is under pressure. the coolant very hot engine radiator, cooling system components Do not open the the radiator hoses other if the cooling operating system temperature. Allow the cooling system and the engine cool down before radiator,...
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Stand the motorcycle its side stand horizontal surface. on a Refill with coolant. (=" 278) Coolant 1.20 | Coolant (1.27 qt.) Completely fill the radiator with coolant. Mountradiator & compensating of the Remove tank. cover figure. Add coolant to the level shown in the Mount of the compensating...
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402053-60 Oil circuit of force pump screen Force pump Oil filter regulator Oil pressure valve Timing chain tensioner Oil nozzle for rocker lubrication Transmission Clutch piston cooling Oil nozzle for Oil filter bearing lubrication Oil nozzle for conrod Oil circuit of suction pump screen Suction pump...
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Info engine engine oil level must be checked whenthe warm. Condition engine operating temperature. Preparatory work motorcycle upright Stand the horizontal surface. on a — Main work engine Check the oil level. — Info switching engine, After off the wait minute before checking level.
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banjo sealing rings. Position the bolt with the connector and — Mount and tighten banjo bolt. Guideline Banjo bolt M10x1 8 Nm (5.9 adapter (77329006000)( — " 293) pressure special Connect the pressure tester tool without the — plate. testing (61029094000)(= 287) Pressure...
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Thoroughly clean the oil drain plug with magnet. -— ring Mount the oil drain plug with the magnet and seal — tighten Guideline Oil drain plug (14.8 with M12x1.5 20 Nm magnet Warning Danger scalding Engine motorcycle is ridden. and gear oil very hot when the Wearsuitable protective clothing...
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O-rings. Position oil with the screen — tighten plug O-ring. Mountand with the screw — Guideline Plug, (11.1 M20x1.5 15 Nm screen _802215-10 O-rings. Position oil with the screen — O-ring. tighten plug with the Mount and screw — Guideline Plug, M20x1.5 15 Nm...
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Info engine poor-quality engine engine. Too little oil results in premature of the wear —_| Main work plug O-ring Removefiller and the from the clutch cover, — engine fill up with oil. Engine (SAE 10W/60) (00062010035) (—" 278) Engine (SAE 1OW/50) (4 279) Info In order...
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Condition stator is disconnected. winding Stator check the resistance. measurement specified points. Measure the resistance between the —, Stator, connector EN Stator, connector EN — Alternator winding Stator resistance 0.15 ...0.309 (68 °F) 20 °C correspond setpoint If the indicated value does not »...
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IGNITION SYSTEM 22 — 600894-10 G00723-10 winding ground (terminal 31). Stator check short circuit specified points. Measure the resistance between the Stator, Measuring point (—) connector EN Ground — Resistance «QQ correspond setpoint If the indicated value does not to the value: »...
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Info The results of the measurements the individual coils deviate noticeably from each other. must not generator Alternating voltage 50 V stator winding at 4000 rpm: (68 °F) 20 °C correspond setpoint If the indicated value does not to the »...
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Ignition coil primary Resistance of 1.105 1.4950 winding 20 °C °F) displayed correspond specifica- If the value does » tions: Change ignition coil. —...
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Condition diagnostics tool is connected and running. “Engine adaptation Execute electronics” "Functions" “Delete > > — values". adaptation & values deleted. Program position the gear (— 217) sensor. — ignition. Switch off diagnostics Disconnect the tool. — 401897-01 engine activating grip.
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(690 Enduro R 90/90 21 M/C 54R TT 140/80 18 M/C 70R TT Pirelli MT 21 RALLYCROSS Pirelli MT 21 RALLYCROSS The tires specified represent possible production Additional information available in of the series tires. the Service section under: http://www.ktm.com...
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Fork number 14.18.8N.10 part Systems Fork WP Performance 4860 MXTA SPLIT Compression damping Comfort 20 clicks Standard 15 clicks Sport 10 clicks payload Full 10 clicks damping Rebound Comfort 20 clicks Standard 15 clicks Sport 10 clicks payload Full 10 clicks Spring length preload spacer(s) (18.31 in)
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Screw, clamp (8.9 main silencer 12 Nm Copper paste Screw, main silencer holder 25 Nm (18.4 Screw, (18.4 main silencer holder 25 Nm fuel tank Screw, (18.4 footrest bracket M8x16 25 Nm rear Screw, side stand bracket 25 Nm (18.4 Loctite®243TM Screw, spring side stand...
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Note damage Components damaged destroyed incorrectly. Material become pressure cleaneris used high bearings, forces into the electrical components, throttle cables, water connectors, etc. pressure high destroys Pressure which is malfunctions and components. causes jet directly bearings. direct the electrical components, throttle cables water connectors,...
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protection Push backthe of the handlebar controls covers — penetrated evaporate. allow any water that has motorcycle moving After the has cooled off, lubricate all parts — bearings. Clean the chain. (“= — (except Treat bare metal for brake discs and exhaust parts sys- —...
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Store the vehicle in location that is not — temperature. fluctuations in Info jacking motorcycle. KTM recommends up the motorcycle (-" Raise the with lift stand. — motorcycle Cover the with tarp similar...
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The most up-to-date scopes may course always happy service schedule be found KTM Dealer.net. Your authorizedKTM dealer will be advise you, sporting after every Every two years Every year 20,000 every (12,400 10,000 (6,200 mi)
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- M 1 0 6 9 0 E n d u r o x 3 0 2 GI F 2 0 1 7 - 2 0 1 8 - x 3 0 1 ( 2 . 4 6 “ A t t G2 0 L _ ] &...
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Components: Engine electronics control unit Fuse Battery Alternator Starter relay with main fuse auxiliary relay Start Electric starter system Voltage regulator ground assigned) X291 Connector for accessory (terminal 31) ACC 1 (not plus (terminal 30) (not assigned) X292 Connector for accessory ACC 1...
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¥ 8 9 " ar t ! 9 8 h ) a ' g — < a P p e a — < 9 p h y M ” E C ' L ! p e y w bled —I wove ‘...
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Components: Engine electronics control unit Fuse Fuse Light relay Power relay Fuel pump Combination instrument Ignition steering lock Emergency switch, electric starter button Diagnostics X295 connector...
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f 2 . F 8 ( 2 . 6 8 o — 7 d b o . “ F S! ~ | F s l 2 - X 1 2 2 - X 1 2 2 Fui 2 & - X 1 2 6 - X 1 2 6 Fu l 2 Ful a...
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Components: high beam, beam Fuse Fuse Combination instrument Horn Parking light Light switch, high signal switch horn button, beam flasher button, turn...
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4. 8 6 9 0 - K 2 0 E n d u r o - X 2 9 - X 2 9 E/ 2 ( 8 . 4 6 3 . A 3 P1 0 1 3 . 0 3 - $ 2 4 2 0 1 7 - 2 0 1 8 "|...
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Components: signal relay Turn Combination instrument signal, Turn front left signal, right Turn front Turn signal, left rear signal, right Turn rear Light switch, high signal horn button, beam flasher button, turn switch...
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B8 3 6- 8 . > — o — ‘ - X 1 2 9 - X 1 2 9 & Fu l 2 Ful 2 6 9 0 X 2 9 4 E n d u r o - | c R M - X 2 9 3 2 0 1 7 - 2 0 1 8 ~ F u i 2...
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Components: temperature switch Radiator fan Fuse Fuse Radiator fan X293 Connector for accessory ground (terminal 31) ACC 2 (not assigned) plus (terminal 15) assigned) X294 Connector for accessory ACC 2 (not...
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f o — t e ~ | F s l 2 ~Al l + X 1 2 7 - X 1 2 7 Fu l 2 G F / 4 8 - M 6 0 B R E E E E L 6 9 0 1 1 7 / 1 7 7 E R E E E...
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Components: Engine electronics control unit grip Throttle Fuse Evaporate (optional) emission control valve Injection valve cylinder stepper Throttle motor Ignition 1, (cylinder R51/1 coil Ignition (cylinder R51/2 coil...
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Components: Engine electronics control unit temperature Intake air sensor (cylinder Coolant temperature sensor pressure sensor Clutch switch Lambda (cylinder sensor Combination instrument Switch Map-Select switch...
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—_ \ — _ M O . A 2 “ A t t # G F i 4 8 2 G F i 4 8 )-xt - B 3 0 6 9 0 G F I 4 8 A M I 3 “...
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Components: Engine electronics control unit Ambient air pressure sensor Rollover sensor Side stand sensor Gear position sensor cylinder Induction manifold pressure sensor Combination instrument...
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M 1 . A 1 9. 1 “ A N > G F / 4 8 6 9 0 E n d u r o - B 3 7 @ G F i 4 8 a u i 2 A T I 2 - X 5 2 2 0 1 7 - 2 0 1 8 G F I 4 8...
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Components: Engine electronics control unit Fuel level sensor position Crankshaft sensor Combination instrument...
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n a o | _ | ‘ J E . E B F 3 8 3 6 . 6 8 o — m n — c o — m b e p u , o r p u , M 0 A 2 - A N 1 - F 9 b e p u ,...
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Components: Engine electronics control unit ABS control unit speed Front wheel sensor speed Rear wheel sensor Fuse ABS fuse ABS fuse Combination instrument Diagnostics X295 connector Cable colors: Black Brown Blue Green Gray Light blue Orange Pink Violet White Yellow...
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Recommended Motorex® COOLANT M3.0 — Standard/classification p. 301) JASO T903 MA 301) (SAE 10W/60) — KTM LC4 2007+ — Guideline specified specifications only engine comply (see container) oils that with the standards and that —...
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development required separate specification motorcycles Different technical directions the JASO T903 MA — standard. Earlier, engine industry motorcycles oils from the automobile used for becausethere separate motor- was no were specification. cycle long engines, motorcycle engines high Whereas service intervals demanded for automobile the focus for performance...
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Safety system prevents locking of the wheels that driving straight when ahead without the influenceof lateral forces adjuster spring adjust- Preload Device elements which enables of the spring preload ment...
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Art. Article number circa compare example e.g. etc. et cetera inter alia number possibly poss.
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