Generic Onyx 50 Service Manual

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Service Manual
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ONYX 50
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ONYX
Service Manual
Generic Motor GmbH
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Contents
Contents................................................................................................................................................ - 1 -
Preface.................................................................................................................................................. - 7 -
Preparing documents....................................................................................................................... - 8 -
Inspection/Adjustment................................................................................................................... - 38 -
Inspection and maintenance of electrical system...................................................................................... - 53 -
1. Battery/charging system.................................................................................................................... - 55 -
1.1 Preparing documents ............................................................................................................... - 55 -
1.2 Failure diagnosis ..................................................................................................................... - 56 -
1.3 Battery ................................................................................................................................... - 57 -
1.4 Charging system...................................................................................................................... - 58 -
1.5 Rectifier ................................................................................................................................. - 59 -
1.6 Magnetor charging coil ............................................................................................................ - 60 -
1.7 Replacement of magnetor......................................................................................................... - 61 -
2. Ignition system................................................................................................................................. - 64 -
2.1 Preparing documents ............................................................................................................... - 64 -
2.2 Failure diagnosis ..................................................................................................................... - 65 -
2.3 Checking the ignition system.................................................................................................... - 66 -
2.4 CDI Group.............................................................................................................................. - 68 -
2.5 Ignition coil ............................................................................................................................ - 69 -
2.6 Trigger ................................................................................................................................... - 70 -
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3. Activation system ............................................................................................................................. - 72 -
3.1 Preparing documents ............................................................................................................... - 72 -
3.2 Failure diagnosis ..................................................................................................................... - 73 -
3.3 Starting motor ......................................................................................................................... - 73 -
3.4 Starting relay .......................................................................................................................... - 75 -
4. Bulbs/Switches/Meters...................................................................................................................... - 79 -
4.1 Preparing documents ............................................................................................................... - 79 -
4.2 Failure diagnosis ..................................................................................................................... - 79 -
4.3 Headlight bulb replacement...................................................................................................... - 79 -
4.4 Front turn signal lamp bulb replacement .................................................................................... - 80 -
4.5 Taillight/Rear turn signal lamp replacement................................................................................ - 80 -
4.6 Meters.................................................................................................................................... - 81 -
4.7 Main switches......................................................................................................................... - 81 -
4.8 Speakers................................................................................................................................. - 81 -
4.9 Combined switch..................................................................................................................... - 82 -
Examination and maintenance of chassis................................................................................................ - 83 -
5. Brake .............................................................................................................................................. - 86 -
5.1 Maintenance instruction ........................................................................................................... - 86 -
5.2 Failure Diagnosis .................................................................................................................... - 87 -
5.3 Front fluid brake...................................................................................................................... - 87 -
5. 4 Rear drum brake..................................................................................................................... - 89 -
6. Body panel ...................................................................................................................................... - 93 -
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7.Front wheel/front suspension.............................................................................................................. - 97 -
7.1 Preparation documents............................................................................................................. - 97 -
7.2 Failure diagnosis ..................................................................................................................... - 98 -
7.3 Front wheel............................................................................................................................. - 98 -
7.4 Steering handle ..................................................................................................................... - 100 -
7.5 Front fork ............................................................................................................................. - 101 -
8.Rearwheel/rear suspension ............................................................................................................... - 106 -
8.1 Preparing documents ............................................................................................................. - 106 -
8.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................... - 106 -
8.3 Rear wheel............................................................................................................................ - 107 -
8.4 Rear shock absorber............................................................................................................... - 108 -
9.Fuel tank/seat.................................................................................................................................. - 114 -
9.1 Preparation documents........................................................................................................... - 114 -
9.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................... - 114 -
9.3 Fuel tank/seat........................................................................................................................ - 115 -
10.Removal / installation of motor....................................................................................................... - 117 -
10.1 Preparation documents ......................................................................................................... - 117 -
10.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................. - 117 -
10.3 Removal of motor................................................................................................................ - 118 -
10.4 Installation of motor............................................................................................................. - 119 -
Inspection and maintenance of motor ................................................................................................... - 120 -
11.Lubricaiton system ........................................................................................................................ - 122 -
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11.1 Preparation documents ......................................................................................................... - 122 -
11.2 Failure diagnosis..................................................................................................................- 122 -
11.3 Machine oil pump................................................................................................................ - 123 -
12.Carburetor .................................................................................................................................... - 127 -
12.1 Preparation documents ......................................................................................................... - 127 -
12.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................. - 128 -
12.3 Removal of carburetor.......................................................................................................... - 128 -
12.4 Installation and adjustment ................................................................................................... - 130 -
13.Cylinder cap ................................................................................................................................. - 133 -
13.1 Preparation documents ......................................................................................................... - 133 -
13.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................. - 133 -
13.3 Cylinder cap........................................................................................................................ - 133 -
13.4 Cylinder cap inspection........................................................................................................ - 134 -
13.5 Installation of cylinder cap.................................................................................................... - 134 -
14.Cylinder body and piston................................................................................................................ - 137 -
14.1 Preparation documents ......................................................................................................... - 137 -
14.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................. - 138 -
14.3 Cylinder body ..................................................................................................................... - 138 -
14.4 Piston ................................................................................................................................. - 139 -
14.5 Installation of piston ............................................................................................................ - 142 -
15.Driving /clutch/driven wheel/foot driving device .............................................................................. - 146 -
15.1 Preparation documents ......................................................................................................... - 146 -
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15.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................. - 146 -
15.3 Left crankcase cover ............................................................................................................ - 147 -
15.4 Driving disc ........................................................................................................................ - 147 -
15.5 Clutch/driven wheel............................................................................................................. - 149 -
15.6 Detach clutch and driven wheel............................................................................................. - 151 -
15.7 Install ................................................................................................................................. - 155 -
15.8 Foot starting device.............................................................................................................. - 155 -
16.1 Preparation documents ......................................................................................................... - 158 -
16.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................. - 158 -
16.3 Gear box............................................................................................................................. - 158 -
16.4 Installation.......................................................................................................................... - 159 -
17Crankcase .................................................................................................................................. - 161 -
17.1 Preparation documents ......................................................................................................... - 161 -
17.2 Failure diagnosis ................................................................................................................. - 161 -
17.3 Crankcase ........................................................................................................................... - 162 -
17.4 Installation.......................................................................................................................... - 164 -
Inspection and maintenance of exhaust gas discharge control system....................................................... - 164 -
18.Exhaust gas discharge control system .............................................................................................. - 166 -
18.1 Exhaust gas discharge control system reconizance................................................................... - 166 -
18.2 Regular maintenance notes ................................................................................................... - 166 -
18.3 Mechanic function of exhaust gas discharge control system ..................................................... - 167 -
18.4 Catalytic transfer system ...................................................................................................... - 167 -
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18.5 Solution for idle discharge value exceeding defined value (two-stroke) ..................................... - 169 -
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Preface
This is maintenance manual for QJ50QT-22D.
Preparing Documents include all necessary instructions and statements. Please
carefully read this manual before operation.
Inspection & Adjustment states how to check and adjust your motorcycle. All
safety rules and maintenance regulations shall be carried out from the beginning of
periodic inspection.
Except for chapter one, the rest chapters explain the disassembly/ assembly/
inspection of engine, entire motorcycle and electrical parts.
Breakdown drawing, systematic drawing, failure analysis and statement are
contained at the first part of each chapter.
Please note that photos, pictures or instructions are for your reference only. The
actual object may differ from these mentioned here. We will not make notification for
any discrepancy.
Generic Motor GmbH
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Preparing documents
General safety Maintenance rules
Specification table Failure diagnosis
General Safety
Carbon monoxide
Engine shall be started in a ventilated place, not in a closed area.
Note
Exhaust gas contains poisonous carbon monoxide, which may cause unconsciousness or even death of human
being.
Start engine in an open place. The exhaust cleaning system shall be adopted if engine is started in a closed area.
Petrol
Ventilated place is required for working. Fire is strictly forbidden in work place or where petroleum is stored.
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Maintenance Rules
Metric tools are preferable for the maintenance of this motorcycle. Improper tools may cause damage.
Clean up the surface of parts or assembly parts before removing or opening the shield for maintenance, which can
prevent dirt from falling into the engine, chassis or braking system.
Wash parts and dry with compressed air machine after
disassembly and before measurement of attrition value.
Solvent or oil can easily damage aging rubber articles. Check
rubber before reassembly and replace rubber if necessary.
When releasing assembly parts, please start from outside to inside.
Small assembly parts shall be loosened first.
Complex assembly parts, such as gear box, shall be stored in proper order for facilitating installation in the future.
Please specially note the important connections before
disassembly. Replace parts which will not be in use before
disassembly.
Sheath
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Bolts and screws with different length will be separately used for
assembly parts and shields, and they shall be correctly mounted.
Insert a bolt into a hole to check whether it is proper if you are
confused.
Fill the groove with grease before mounting an oil seal. Check
whether the oil seal is smooth or damaged during assembly.
When installing a hosepipe (fuel, vacuum or cooling agent),
insert its end into the bottom of the connector so that the hose clip
can properly fix the connector. Rubber or plastic dirt-proof boot
shall be mounted according to the original design.
During dismantling ball bearing, one or two (inside & outside)
bearing rollers shall be supported by tools. Ball bearings may be
damaged and have to be replaced if only one roller (either inside
or outside) is imposed with force.
Groove
Clip
Connector
Bearings will be broken under either occasion as mentioned.
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Loose cables threaten electrical safety. Check each cable after they are all clamped to ensure the electrical safety;
Wire clamps are not allowed to bend towards welding point;
Bind cables at the designated place;
Do not deploy cables at the end of frame or at sharp point;
Do not deploy cables at the end of bolts or screws;
Cable deployment shall be far from heat source and where
cables may be clamped during moving;
Cables along the handlebar shall be neither too tight nor too
loose, and do not interface with any neighboring parts at
steering positions;
Cables shall be properly deployed without twist or knot;
Check whether the connector jacket is damaged and whether
the connector is over-stretched before mounting connectors;
Adopt adhesive tape or hosepipe to protect cables if they are
positioned at sharp point or corner;
Bind cables with tape after repairing;
Control cables shall not be bent or twisted. Clumsy operation
may be caused in light of damaged control cables.
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Identification of Motorcycle
1. The identification number of motorcycle frame is
marked at : *LBBB4900?8B?????*. The 9
th
digital,
10 digital and 11
th
digital respectively indicate
inspection code, year and supplier code. There are
17-digital in total. The frame sign is nailed at . See
Fig. 1-1.
Fig. 1-1
2. The serial number of engine is printed on the shell of
crankcase of engine and shall be in the format of
KW1E40QMB-4*□□□□□□□□*. Please see fig. 1-2.
Fig. 1-2
Significant Notes
1. Please apply valid Generic parts and accessories. Any part or accessory not in accordance with the design
specification of Generic Company may cause damage to engine.
2. Only metric tools are valid for maintenance and repair. Metric screws, bolts and nuts can not be exchanged with
imperial fasteners.
3. New gaskets, O-rings, cotter pins and locking pieces shall be applied for re-assembly.
4. Bolts with large diameter or positioned inside shall be fastened first and then diagonally screw down until
reaching required torque, otherwise there is special instruction.
5. Wash disassembled parts with cleanser. Lubricate all sliding surface before assembly.
6. Check whether all the parts and accessories are correctly mounted and operated after assembly.
7. Clean and remove oil before measurement. Add recommended lubricant to the lubricating areas during
assembly.
8. Apply lubricant to the surface of engine and driving system if they are dismantled for long-term storage, which
can prevent rust and dirt.
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Special Tools
Special tools refer to tools which are specially designed for assembling or disassembling some motorcycle
parts on special positions. Applicable special tools are necessary for precise adjustment and installation. With
them, parts and accessories can be mounted safely, reliably and rapidly, which improves efficiency and saves
energy.
1Tools for repairing engine
Special tools are required for properly disassembling/assembling some engine parts.
List and drawing (1-1, 1-2) of special tools for disassembling/assembling engine parts are as follows:
Table 1-1
Name Remark
Special socket spanner
Clutch clamp holder
Flywheel puller
Feeler gauge
Bearing disassembly tools
Bearing assembly tools
Oil seal remover
Handle for dismantling tools
Piston pin pulling device
Piston pin pliers
Socket spanner for spark plug
Clutch thickness measuring device
Cylinder diameter measuring device
Dial indicato
Used for assembling/disassembling bolts for flywheels, Fig. 1-3
Fig. 1-4
Fig. 1-5
Fig. 1-6
Fig. 1-7
Fig. 1-8
Fig. 1-9
Fig. 1-10
Fig. 1-11
Fig. 1-12
Fig. 1-13
Fig. 1-14
Fig. 1-15
Measuring the inner diameter of piston pin, Fig. 1-16
Table 1-2 (continued)
Fig. 1-3 Fig. 1-4
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Fig. 1-5 Fig. 1-6
Fig. 1-7 Fig. 1-8
Fig. 1-9 Fig. 1-10
 handle
Fig. 1-11 Fig. 1-12
Thickness gauge
(feeler gauge)
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 pliers  piston
Fig. 1-13 Fig. 1-14
Fig. 1-15 Fig. 1-16
2Tools for repairing chassis
List and drawing (1-17, 1-18) of ordinary tools and special tools for disassembling/assembling chassis parts are
as follows:
Tabl e 1-17
Name Remark
Torque spanner
Inner hexagon spanner
Socket spanner
Dial indicator
Magnetic rack, V-block
Micrometer
Vernier calipers
Circlip pliers
Screwdriver with striking cap
Tool for assembling oil seal of front fork
Tool for hammering seal of front fork
Steering nut spanner
Fig. 1-19
Fig. 1-20
Fig. 1-21
Fig. 1-22
Fig. 1-23
Fig. 1-24
Fig. 1-25
Fig. 1-26
Fig. 1-27
Fig. 1-28
Fig. 1-29
Fig. 1-30
(1) Ordinary tools for repairing chassis
Table 1-18 (continued)
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Fig. 1-19 Fig. 1-20
Fig. 1-21 Fig. 1-22
Fig. 1-23 Fig. 1-24
Fig. 1-25 Fig. 1-26
Fig. 1-27 Fig. 1-28
(2) Special tools for repairing chassis: tool for hammering seal of front fork
1. socket head 2. crank handle 3. ratchet spanner
4. connecting rod
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Fig. 1-29
(3) Steering nut spanner
Fig. 1-30
3Tools for electric parts
List and drawings (1-31, 1-32) of special tools for testing electric parts are as follows:
Tabl e 1-31
Name Remark
Multimeter
Ignition tester
Fig. 1-33
Fig. 1-34
Table 1-32 (continued)
Fig. 1-33
Fig. 1-34
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Specification (QJ50QT-22D)
Model QJ50QT-22D
Engine type
QJ1E40QMB-4
Length mm
1940
Fuel type
Unleaded petrol
(92/95)
Width mm
730
No. of
cylinder
1
Height mm
1110
ID × stroke
40×39.2
Wheelbase mm
1305
Tota l
displacement
49.2CC
Forward
shaft
39
Startup
Electric/kick
Backshaft
62
Cooling
Air cooling
Wei ght kg
(Curb weight)
Tot a l
102
Front outer
tyre
80/80-16
Lubrication
Separate
lubrication
Front rim 16 X 1 .6
Rear outer
tyre
90/80-16
Air filter
AF-B45
Tyre
Size
Rear rim 16 X 1 .8 5
Capacity of
gasoline
tank
5.5 L±0.2L
Clutch
Dry centrifugal
clutch
Variable speed gear
Stepless
Engine
Carburetor
type
PZ19JB-2K
T
ransmissio
n
gear
Transmission
Belt transmission
Idle speed
1900±100rpm/min
Max. torque
4.36N.m/5250rpm
Battery
capacity
12V-4AH
Max. Hp
2.60kW/6500rpm
Electromagnetic
motor capacity
90W/5000rpm
Compression
ratio
6.91
Spark plug
BR8HSANGK
Performance
Max. speed
45km/h
Clearance of
spark plug
0.6-0.7mm
Electric devices
Ignition
CDI
Braking
Dia. of fluid
brake disc,
front wheel
φ220mm
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system
I.D. of brake
drum, rear
wheel
φ140mm
QJ50QT-22D
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N Y
N
Failure Diagnosis
Diagnosis on failure or difficulty in starting engine
F
ailure or difficulty in starting engine
Check ignition system
Remove the spark plug and check whether there is
carbon fouling between electrode.
Sparkover test for spark plug Eliminate carbon fouling
Weak spark or no spark between electrode Large blue or bluish purple spark between electrode
Screw off spark plug cap and conduct
sparkover test for high tension line
Check whether ignition is timely conducted with
an ignition timing light
Large blue spark Weak spark or no spark
Check whether spark plug and cap are in
good condition
Check power
supply for
ignition
Check whethe
r
short circuit o
r
open circui
t
occurs to ignition coil
Check whethe
r
short circuit o
r
open circuit occurs inside the ignitio
n
system
Check whether CDI ignition device is in good condition
Check the compressio
n
p
ressure of cylinde
r
with pressure gauge
Check whether there is gasoline in the fuel tank
Normal
compression
pressure
Insufficient
compression
pressure
Add
gasonline
N
on-contact ignition system
for electromagnetic motor
1. Check whether short
circuit or open circuit occurs to ignition coil
2. Check whether short
circuit or open circuit occurs to trigger coil
1. Check whether CDI
ignition device is in good condition
2. Check whether flywheels
and trigger coil are loosened
Screw off the bolt of carburetor and check whether there is gasoline in the overflow tube
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Moist electrode of spark plug Dry electrode of spark plug
Check whether there is oil
spillover in the carburetor
Drop a little gasoline into the cylinder for trial startup
1. Check whether the
float needle valve and the valve seat are firmly closed
2. Check whether the
conical surface of float needle valve is abrasive as steps
3. Check whether the float
needle valve is broken
4. Check whether the float
needle valve is too low
Check whether air
filter is blocked
Flameout shortly
after startup
Continue to work
after startup
The carburetor is blocked
inside or the float is too
high
Startup device of
carburetor (startup &
enrichment system)
is at fault
Remove spark
plug and check it
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Y N
Y N
Y N
N Y
Y N
Diagnosis on engine overheating
Engine overheating
Check whether operation is correct
1. Check whether gasoline grade is
im
p
roper or stored for a long
time
2. Check whether the engine works
at high speed for a long time or with overload during driving
Check cooling system
Air-cooled engine
Check whether heat sink is spotted or there is too much oil stain
Clean
Check whether cooling fan or air director is damaged (forcedly air-cooled engine)
Inspection & solution
Check whether ignition is timely conducted with a
n
ignition timing light
1. Check whether
CDI ignition device is in good condition
2. Check whether
flywheels and trigger coil are loosened
Check whether clutch is slipping
Slipping clutch
Solution to
slipping clutch
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Remove the spark plug; check the colors of spark plug insulators and judge the proportion of mixed combustible gas based on abnormity
The spark plug insulators are black; the exhaust muffler emits black smoke or causes backfire if the engine works at low speed;
b
ad acceleration property; instable idle speed; flameout probability; it works normall
y
at high speed.
The spark plug insulators are brown
The spark plug insulators are white; the engine may intermit during acceleration; the carburetor generates backfire; insufficient power of engine
Mixed combustible gas
is too dense.
1. Check whether the air filter is
blocked.
2. Check whether the startup device
for carburetor (startup & enrichment system) works normally.
3. Check whether the float needle
valve is too low.
Normal combustible gas mixture
Check whether the cylinder outlet or the exhaust muffler is blocked due to accumulated carbon fouling.
Check the lubrication system
Mixed combustible gas is diluted.
1. Check whether fuel
cock works normally.
2. Check whether the
float needle valve is too high.
3. Check whether the
measuring jets and drill ways in the carburetor are
b
locked.
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Diagnosis on power shortage of engine
Power shortage of engine
Raise the main kickstand and lift wheels; rotate
wheels with hands
Flexible rotating of wheels
Inflexible rotating of wheels
Check tyre pressure
1. Check whether there is
braking drag.
2. Check whether wheel bearing
is excessively abraded or damaged.
3. Check whether the spacer
sleeve of hub is missed or too short.
Low pressure
Normal pressure
Check whether air leakage occurs to tyre valve and whether tyre is pierced or broken
Remove the spark plug and block the threaded hole with finger; press the startup button or step on the kick-start lever
Touch with your fingers and you can feel fierce air rushing out with puffing sound.
Touch with your fingers and you can not feel fierce air rushing out.
Normal compression pressure of cylinder
Insufficient compression pressure of cylinder
1. Check whether there is air
leakage in all outer joints of engine.
2. Check whether air supply is
timely conducted.
3. Check whether clearing
between valves is too small.
4. Check whether valve and valve
seat are well sealed.
5. Check whether piston ring is
ruptured, blocked in the groove or lacks elasticity.
6. Check the abrasion of piston
ring and cylinder.
Start the engine and slow accelerate; observe the rotation speed change of engine.
The rotation speed of engine rises as it slowly accelerates.
The rotation speed of engine does not rise as it slowly accelerates.
Check whether ignition is timely conducted with an ignition timing light
1. Check whether the clutch is slipping.
2. Check whether the driving belt is
excessively abraded.
3. Check whether the centrifugal roller of
driving pulley is excessively abraded.
4. Check whether the conical surface of
driving wheels and friction wheels is excessively abraded or abraded as groove.
5. Check whether the conical surface of
driven wheels and moving driven wheels is excessively abraded or abraded as groove.
6. Check whether the roll-away nest on the
inner surface of friction wheels is excessively abraded or pressed into be concave.
1. Check whether the fuel supply system
works normally.
2. Check whether the carburetor, air filter
and exhaust muffler are blocked.
3. Check whether the vacuum diaphragm
of plunger valve of carburetor is cracked or broken.
4. Check whether the height of
carburetor float is proper.
1. Check whether CDI
ignition device is in good condition
2. Check whether
flywheels and trigger coil are loosened
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Y N Y N
N Y
Y N
Y
N
Diagnosis on abnormal idle speed of engine
Abnormal idle speed of engine
High idle speed No idle speed Unstable idle speed
Check compression pressure of cylinder
Check whether the carburetor valve is completely closed with your hand.
Check whether ignition is timely conducted with an ignition timing light
Insufficient compression pressure
Normal compression pressure
1. Check whether there is air leakage in all outer joints of engine.
2. Check whether air supply is timely conducted.
3. Check whether clearing between valves is too small.
4. Check whether valve and valve seat are well sealed.
5. Check whether
p
iston ring is ruptured,
b
locked in the groove
or lacks elasticity.
6. Check the abrasion of piston ring and cylinder.
Adjust the idle speed of carburetor.
Check
whether idle
jet is too big.
Check whether the steel wire rope of accelerator control cable is flexible when pulling and whether the throttle valve spring is too soft.
Check whether the electrode clearing of spark
p
lug is
too small.
1. Check whether
CDI ignition device is in good condition
2. Check whether
flywheels and trigger coil are loosened
Idle speed after adjustment
No idle speed after adjustment
The air adjusting screws or the adjusting screws for throttle valve are improperly adjusted.
Check whether the carburetor idle jet, idle fuel way and air path is blocked.
Clean and clear
Check whether carburetor float is placed at high position.
Adjust the float height to standard value.
1. Check whether the heat insulator of carburetor
is cracked.
2. Check whether the fixing nuts of carburetor
are loosened.
3. Check whether the vacuum tube of fuel cock
is broken.
4. Check whether air leakage occurs to reed
valve.
Adjust the electrode clearing.
Check the proportion of mixed combustible gas.
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Y N
Y N
Y N
Y N
Diagnosis on excessive fuel consumption of engine
Check and adjust the carburetor.
Excessive fuel
consumption of engine
Check whether operation is correct
Raise the main kickstand and rotate wheels with hands
1. Check whether motorcycle runs
with overload or not at economical speed or with low gear.
2. Check whether petrol grade is
proper.
Inflexible rotating of wheels
Flexible rotating of wheels
1. Check whether
there is braking drag.
2. Check whether
wheel bearing is seriously abraded or damaged.
3. Check whether the
spacer sleeve of hub is missed or too short.
Check tyre pressure
Low pressure
Normal pressure
Inflate as required
Check whether oil leakage occurs in fuel box, fuel cock, oil pipe and carburetor.
Solve problems based on actual situation
Check the proportion of mixed combustible gas.
Normal combustible gas mixture
Mixed combustible
g
as is too dense.
Mixed combustible gas is diluted.
Check whether the idle speed of engine is too high.
1. Check whether the air filter
is blocked.
2. Check whether the
carburetor float is too low.
3. Check whether the main
measuring jet of carburetor is too big.
1. Check whether the
carburetor is blocked inside.
2. Check whether the
carburetor float is too
high. Check and adjust the carburetor.
Check whether ignition is timely conducted with an ignition timing light
Check whether the driving belt of clutch is slipping.
Check the ignition system.
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N Y
N Y
N Y
Y N
Y N
N Y
Diagnosis on clutch slipping
Diagnosis on transmission gear skip shift
Clutch slipping
Automatic shoe-type centrifugal & dry clutch is slipping.
Check whether the shoe-type friction plate is excessively abraded.
Replace the whole set of clutch shoe blocks
Clean and remove oil stain
Check whether the contact surface between shoe-type friction plate and friction disc is beyond 70%.
Check whether the contact surface between shoe-type friction plate and friction disc is excessively abraded.
修理或更换
Check whether the shoe-type friction plate is spotted with oil stain.
Transmission gear
skip shift
Check whether the spring of positioning wheels is ruptured or lacks elasticity.
Replacement
Disassemble crankcase and check whether the depth in engaging for each gear is in accordance with requirements.
Proper depth in engaging
Insufficient depth in engaging
Check whether the engaging end of the cam claw on the engaged gear face is abraded to be conical or largely circular, and whether the groove on the corresponding gear face is abraded to be trumpet-shaped.
Check whether the shift fork is excessively abraded or deformed.
Replace gear
Check whether the spline teeth of main shaft/countershaft and the spline groove in the clash gear is excessively abraded.
Replace shift fork
1. Check whether shift fork hole and shaft
are abraded.
2. Check whether the clearing between shift
fork pin/gear shift shaft and cam groove is too big.
3. Check whether the installation of
transmission is correct.
Repair or replace clutch shoe blocks.
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N Y
Y N
N Y
Diagnosis on malfunction of hydraulic disc brake
Diagnosis on malfunction of drum brake
Malfunction of hydraulic disc brake
Check the level of brake fluid inside the brake fluid reservoir.
The level of brake fluid is below the lower limit of the reservoir.
The level of brake fluid is beyond the lower limit of the reservoir.
Add brake fluid until it is beyond the lower limit; check whether there is oil leakage in brake caliper, brake hose and hose coupling.
Do you have "sponge" feeling when operating brake lever?
There is air left in the oil passage of brake system.
Check whether the abrasion of brake friction
p
late reaches limit mark and whether the
brake disc is excessively abraded.
Replace brake friction plate and brake disc.
1. Check whether the piston surface of master brake pump and the wall of oil tank are excessively abraded or damaged.
2. Check whether the piston cup of master brake pump is damaged, cracked or aged.
3. Check whether the seal of brake caliper is damaged, cracked or aged.
4. Check whether the piston surface of brake caliper and the wall of oil tank are excessively abraded or damaged.
Malfunction of drum
brake
Check whether the free stroke of brake lever is within 10mm ~ 20mm or whether the free stroke of brake pedal is within 20mm ~ 30mm.
Readjustment
Separate the brake arm and the steel wire rope of brake control cable; check the brake arm with hands.
The brake arm works flexibly but you can feel resistance when griping the lever.
The brake arm works inflexibly.
The indication arrow on the
b
rake cam points to or beyond
the sign “” on the brake hub
cover.
The indication arrow on the brake cam does not align with the sign “” on the
brake hub cover.
The steel wire rope of brake control cable is inflexible when pulling.
1. Check whether the curved surface of brake cam is excessively abraded.
2. Check whether the friction plate of brake shoe is excessively abraded.
3. Check whether the inner diameter of
brake hub is
ex
cessively
abraded.
The moving
p
art of brake
cam is rusted or
b
locked by
something.
1. Check whether the friction surface of brake shoe is spotted with oil stain.
2. Check whether the contact surface of the friction plate of brake shoe and the brake hub is less than 70%.
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Riding-style motorcycle
Motorcycle scooter
Y N
Y N
Diagnosis on starter motor failure in rotation
The electric horn does not make sound or makes weak sound; the steering lamp emits weak light.
The electric horn makes loud sound and the steering lamp emits bright light.
Battery power shortage or bad
contact of conductor joint
Grip the brake lever (motor scooter), or make the transmission at neutral gear, or grip the clutch lever; press the startup button.
Starter motor failure in
rotation
Turn the ignition switch; press the horn; press or turn
the steering lamp switch.
Press the startup button and there is no joint sound from starting relay.
Press the startup button and there is joint sound from starting relay.
Disassemble the connector of starting relay from the cable assembly; use two lead wires to connect the battery with two down-leads of the starting relay coil.
Use screwdriver or large-diameter lead wire to short-circuit the battery terminal on the starting relay and the starter motor terminal.
The starting relay works normally after connection.
The starter motor works normally after short circuit.
The starter motor does not work after connection, and there is no sound from starting relay.
The starter motor does not work after short circuit.
Open circuit or short circuit of starting relay coil.
Check the inner circuit of the electric starting control system
Contacts of starting relay are burnt or damaged.
Disassemble the starter motor and check:
1. whether the carbon brush is
excessively abraded;
2. whether the carbon brush
spring is ruptured or lacks elasticity;
3. whether the armature
commutator is excessively abraded;
4. whether open circuit or short
circuit occurs to the armature coil.
1. Check whether the
contact of starting
b
utton is in good
condition.
2. Check whether the
commutation diode is damaged.
3. Check whether the
neutral gear switch works normally.
4. Check whether open
circuit or short circuit occurs to the inner lines of electric starting control system.
Check whether the contact of starting button is bad.
Grip the brake lever and check whether the brake lamp is light.
Bad contact inside the brake lamp switch or open circuit of its auxiliary lines.
Repair or replace starting button
Open circuit or short circuit inside the electric starting control system
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N Y
Y N
Diagnosis on starter motor running weak
Starter motor running weak
Turn the ignition switch; press the horn; press or turn the
steering lamp switch.
The electric horn does not make sound or makes weak sound; the steering lamp emits weak light.
The electric horn makes loud sound and the steering lamp emits bright light.
Battery power shortage or bad contact of conductor joint
Check whether the contact of conductor joint between starting relay and starter motor is bad.
Disassemble the lead wires connecting to starter motor and battery from the starting relay and press the starting
b
utton. Check whether the resistance between the
b
attery terminal and the starter motor terminal is normal with ohm meter when the starting relay makes connection sound.
Inspection & elimination
Disassemble the starter motor and check:
1. whether the carbon brush is excessively
abraded;
2. whether the carbon brush spring is
ruptured or lacks elasticity;
3. whether the surface of armature
commutator is stained, burnt or damaged.
4. whether the armature commutator is
excessively abraded;
Contacts of starting relay are burnt or damaged.
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Y N
Y N
Diagnosis on motorcycle lamp failure in illumination
Motorcycle lamp failure in illumination
AC power supply system for illumination
DC power supply system for illumination
Remove the connector between the conductor
b
undle of electromagnetic motor and the cable assembly; check whether there is power supply via the output conductors of the lighting coil with a test lamp.
Press the horn button or turn the steering lamp switch.
The test lamp is not light.
The test lamp is light.
Open circuit or short circuit of lighting coil or output wires
Start the engine and remove the connector between the rectifier regulator and the cable assembly.
The lamp is light
The lamp is not light
Short circuit inside the rectifier regulator.
Dismantle the headlamp assembly and check whether the bulb is burnt.
The horn can make loud sound and the steering lamp is light.
The horn can not make loud sound and the steering lamp is not light.
Normal
b
attery power
supply
Rapidly strike a lead wire on the negative/positive poles of battery and check spark.
No spark Spark
Power shortage of battery
1. Check whether the
fuse is burnt out.
2. Check whether open
circuit or short circuit occurs
b
etween the battery
and ignition switch.
3. Check whether open
circuit or short circuit occurs to the ignition switch.
Replace the headlamp bulb and check all the other lamp bulbs.
Check whether there is power output via input wires of illumination switch with a test lamp.
Use a lead wire to short circuit the
p
ower wire and the output wire of
the illumination switch.
Open circuit or short circuit between the electromagnetic motor/ ignition switch and the illumination switch.
The lamp is light.
The lamp is not light.
Bad contact inside the
illumination switch.
Open circuit or short circuit
b
etween the illumination switch
and the lamp.
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N
Y
Diagnosis on burnt-out bulbs
Burnt-out bulbs
Turn the ignition switch; press the horn; turn the steering
lamp switch.
The horn works abnormally or does not make sound; the steering lamp emits weak light.
The horn makes loud sound and the steering lamp emits bright light.
1. Check whether the conductor joint
connecting battery is in good condition.
2. Check whether the electrolyte is
deficient inside the battery.
3. Check whether the electrolyte density
inside the battery is too low.
4. Check whether the battery plate is
sulfurized or short-cut.
Remove the connector between the rectifier regulator and the cable assembly; check whether there is open circuit between the lighting/charging coil of electromagnetic motor and the rectifier regulator with an ohm meter.
Set the multimeter to DC voltage 0V~20V; measure the voltage between the conductor terminal (connector to battery) (normally red wire or red/white wire) and the negative pole.
Connection
No voltage
Voltage available
Open circuit between the connector and the battery
Check whether the rectifier regulator works normally.
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Y N
Y N
Y N
Y N
Diagnosis on weak light from lamps
Weak light from lamps
AC power supply system for illumination
DC power supply system for illumination
Remove the connector between the conductor bundle of electromagnetic motor and the cable assembly; check whether the resistance between the output cable terminals of lighting coil of electromagnetic motor is lower than the standard value with an ohm meter.
Turn the ignition switch; press the horn; turn the steering lamp switch.
Short circuit of lighting coil.
Start the engine and limit the rotation s
p
eed; remove the connector between the rectifier regulator and the cable assembly; check the brightness of lamps.
The lamp works normally.
Still weak light from the lamp.
Low stable voltage of rectifier regulator.
Check whether there is short circuit in the charging coil of electromagnetic coil and the charging system.
The horn makes loud sound and the steering lamp emits bright light.
The horn makes coarse sound; the steering lamp emits weak light.
Power shortage of battery or bad connection between battery and the ignition switch.
Inspection & elimination
Dismantle the headlamp assembly and check whether the bulb glass is black or yellowish green.
Check whether the bulb power for the illumination system is in accordance with requirements.
Replace headlamp bulb.
1. Check whether the contact inside the illumination switch and dimmer switch is in good condition.
2. Check whether the contact of connector and earth wire is in good condition.
Replace lamp bulb.
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Y
N
Y
N
Y N
N
Y
Diagnosis on steering lamp failure in illumination
.
Steering lamp failure in
illumination
Steering lamps at one side are partly not light.
Steering lamps at one side are wholly not light.
All the steering lamps are not light.
Remove the lamp covers and check whether the bulbs are burnt.
Replace bulbs
Measure the voltage
b
etween the contact of the power cord of lamp holder and the negative
p
ole with a voltage m
eter.
Voltage available
No voltage
Bad earth of lamp holder or bad connection
b
etween steering lamp bulb and lamp holder.
Open circuit of
p
ower cord of lamp holder
Remove the lamp covers and check whether the bulbs are burnt.
Replace
bulbs
Remove the connector of steering lamp switch and check whether the switch works normally at the breakdown side with an ohm meter.
Open circuit of output power cord or bad earth of lamp holder at the breakdown side.
Bad contact inside the steering lamp switch.
Press the horn button and check whether the horn works normally.
The horn makes loud sound
The horn can not make or makes coarse sound.
Normal battery power supply
Battery power supply shortage
Remove the steering lamp cover and check whether the bulb is burnt.
Turn the steering lamp switch and use a lead wire or a screwdriver to short-circuit two lugs of flasher.
Replace steering lamp
b
ulb and check whether
the rectifier regulator works normally.
The steering lamp is not light.
The steering lamp is light.
Remove the connector of steering lamp switch and use a lead wire to short-circuit the output power cord of the switch and the input power cord connecting left/right steering lamp.
The flasher is broken.
The steering lamp is light.
The steering lamp is not light.
Bad contact inside the steering lamp switch.
Check whether there is power supply via the input power cord of steering lamp switch with a test lamp.
The test lamp is light.
The test lamp is not light.
Open circuit or short circuit of power cord of steering lamp.
Open circuit or short circuit between the ignition switch and the flasher or between the flasher and the steering lamp switch.
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Diagnosis on electric horn failure in making sound
Electric horn failure
in making sound
Turn the ignition switch and steering lamp switch; check the work condition of steering lamp.
The steering lamp is not light or emits weak light.
The steering lamp emits bright light.
Battery power supply shortage or open circuit/short circuit between battery and ignition switch.
Normal battery power supply
Remove the power cord from the power-line terminal of the electric horn and strike the power cord with the earth; check the spark
Spark available
No spark
Connect to the power cord of electric horn; use a screwdriver to contact the non-
p
ower cord terminal (to
button) with the earth.
Short circuit between the ignition switch and electric horn
The electric horn makes sound.
The electric horn does not make sound.
Bad contact inside the horn button or open circuit between the electric horn and the button.
Adjust the volume and tune of the electric horn.
The electric horn does not make sound.
The electric horn works normally.
The electric horn is broken.
Improper adjustment
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Y N
Y N
Y N
Diagnosis on brake lamp failure in illumination
Diagnosis on power shortage of battery
Brake lamp failure
in illumination
Disassemble the cover of brake lamp and check whether the circuit board is burnt.
Replace the circuit board of brake lamp
Use a lead wire to short-circuit two terminals or two terminal pins of brake lamp switch.
The brake lamp is not light.
The brake lamp is light.
Use a screwdriver or a lead wire to strike the
p
ower lead of brake lamp with the earth;
check the spark.
Improper adjustment of
b
rake lamp switch or bad
contact inside.
Spark available
No spark
Short circuit or open circuit between the brake lamp switch and the brake lamp.
Short circuit or open circuit between the ignition switch or brake lamp switch.
Power shortage of
battery
Check whether the brake
lamp is always light.
Adjust or replace the brake lamp switch.
Leakage current is lower than the required value.
Leakage current is higher than the required value. (Normally, the leakage current is required to be no more than 1mA.)
Check whether short circuit occurs to the charging coil of electromagnetic motor.
Short circuit between the rectifier and the rectifier regulator or between the battery and the ignition switch.
Replace charging coil
1. Check whether the electrolyte inside the battery is sufficient.
2. Check whether the electrolyte density inside the battery is too low.
3. Check whether the battery plate is
sulfu
rized or short-
cut.
Turn the ignition switch to “OFF” position; disassemble the negative cable from the battery and connect the negative/positive pen of ampere meter to the negative/positive terminal of battery; check current leakage.
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Y N
Diagnosis on battery charging failure
Battery charging
failure
Resistance value lower than standard value.
Short circuit of charging coil
Infinite resistance
value.
Resistance value in accordance with standard value.
Open circuit of charging coil or output conductor.
Set the multimeter to DC voltage 0V~20V; measure the voltage between the conductor terminal (connector to battery) (normally red wire or red/white wire) and the negative pole.
Bad connection or open circuit between the electromagnetic motor and the rectifier or inside the circuit of rectifier regulator
No voltage
Voltage available
Open circuit between the connector and the battery.
Check whether the rectifier or the rectifier regulator is broken down with an ohm meter.
Remove the connector between the conductor bundle of electromagnetic motor and the cable assembly; measure the resistance between the output conductor terminals of charging coil and check whether it is in accordance with the standard.
Connect power to the connector between the conductor
b
undle of electromagnetic motor and the cable assembly; cut off the connector between the rectifier or rectifier regulator and the cable assembly.
Measure the resistance between the output conductor terminals of charging coil of the connector and check whether it is in accordance with the standard.
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Inspection/Adjustment
Preparing information Cylinder pressure
Periodic Maintenance & Inspection List Gear oil
Engine oil/ Oil filter Replacement of gear oil
Fixing steering stem bearing & handlebar Driving belt
Inspection & adjustment of throttle cable Free stroke of front/rear brake
Air filter Inspection of brake fluid
Spark plug Headlight
Battery Clutch
Carburetor Front/rear suspension system
Ignition timing Bolt/nut/fastener
Rim/tyre Tyre specification
Preparing principles
General
War ning 1
Make sure that it is well ventilated before starting the engine. It is forbidden to start it in a closed area.
Exhaust gas, which contains monoxide, may cause unconsciousness or even death of human being.
• The petrol is liable to volatile or explode under certain condition. The working area or the oil storage area
shall be kept ventilated and fire is strictly forbidden.
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Specification
Engine
Idle speed
1900±100rpm/min
Clearance of spark plug 0.6-0.7mm
Spec. of spark plug BR 8 HSA (NGK)
Max. power (KW/r) 2.60kW/6500rpm
Max. torque (N﹒m/r)
4.36N.m/5250rpm
Frame
Free stroke of front brake lever 10-20mm
Free stroke of rear brake lever 10-20mm
Tyre Specification
Front wheel 80/80-16
Tyre pressure unit: Kpa
QJ50QT-22D
Rear wheel 90/80-16
Front wheel spindle 55-62 N·m
Torq ue
value
Fixing nut for rear
wheel
100-113 N·m
Certification for Related Parts
Type Name Certificate No.
Front outer tyre E11 75R-001062
Tyr e
Rear outer tyre E11 75R-001063
Front lamp E9-00 1555
Position lamp E9 50R-001555
Tail lamp E9 50R-001556
Front steering lamp E9 50R-001557
Rear steering lamp E9 50R-001558
Lamps
Rear registration plate lamp E11 50R-000066
Rear-view mirror Rear-view mirror E3 001002
Horn Horn e9 1026
Reflector installed at two side of
rear mudguard
E11 020614
Reflector
The rear reflector is combined with
the rear registration plate lamp
E11 023584
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Periodic Maintenance & Inspection List
Per
300
KM
Per
1000
KM
Per
3000
KM
Per
6000
KM
Per
12000
KM
Per
14500
KM
Mileage between
services and time
Inspection item
New
vehicle
One
month
Three
months
Six
months
Twe lve
months
Fifteen
months
Applicable tools
* Air filter I C C R C Ordinary tools
* Petrol filter I I R Ordinary tools
* Oil filter C C C Ordinary tools
Replacement of engine
oil
R Replacement every 1000KM Ordinary tools
Tyre pressure I I I I I I
Tyre pressure
gauge, inflator
Battery inspection I I I I I I
Densimeter,
multimeter
Actuation gap inspection I I I I I I Ordinary tools
Inspection of steering
handle fastening
I I I Ordinary tools
Absorber working
inspection
I I I Ordinary tools
Screw fastening
inspection
I I I I I I Torque spanner
Oil leakage inspection for
gearbox
I I I I I I Ordinary tools
*
Inspection or replacement
of spark plug
I I R R I Ordinary tools
*
Replacement of gearbox
oil
I Replacement every 5000KM Ordinary tools
Lubrication of each part L L Lubricator
Muffler I I I I I I Ordinary tools
* Ignition timing I I I I I I Timing lamp
* Carburetor A I A A A A
*
Exhaust gas inspection at
idle speed
A I A A A A
Tachometer, CO
HC analyzer
* Accelerator inspection I I I I I Ordinary tools
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Fuel pipeline inspection I I I I I Ordinary tools
Lighting/metering/electric
devices
I I I I I I Visual multimeter
Main stand bracket I I I Ordinary tools
Absorber I I I I Ordinary tools
*
Torque force of engine
bolt
I I I I I Torque spanner
Anticipated inspection
1 Ignition system—obviously continuous ignition abnormality, engine fire or overheating, which requires
inspection and maintenance.
2 Carbon fouling elimination—obviously insufficient horsepower, which requires carbon fouling removal
from cylinder cover, piston head and exhaust system.
3 Piston & cylinder—excessive abrasion; replace cylinder if it is blocked.
Please have your motorcycle inspected and adjusted periodically at Generic distributors for being in best
condition.
The above table is established under the presupposition of 1000 km/month.
I—Inspection A—Adjustment R—Replacement C—Cleaning L—Lubrication
Note: 1. “*” Regulations on exhaust emission made by the State Environmental Protection Agency shall be
complied with. Maintenance must be carried out in accordance with the instruction manual supplied by the
company. We are not responsible for any loss rising from private adjustment or maintenance.
2. Increase frequency of washing air filter if your motorcycle runs on the sandy/gravel road or under heavily
polluted environment so as to extend its service life.
3. Motorcycles which often run at high speed or with high mileage shall be maintained frequently.
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Engine oil/filter
Oil level
*Note
The motorcycle should be parked on a flat ground when
checking its oil level
•2-3 minutes after the engine running, stop for about 2-3
minutes and then check the oil level.
Check the oil level.
Check the oil level.
Add oil to the upper limit when alarm is made by sensor at
the oil level.
1. Sump 2. Oil Sensor 3.Rubber mat at the sump mouth
4. Sump cover. 5. Bolt M6×12 6.Nut M6
7. Fixing plate of sump
Oil replacement
*Note
It will be easier to change the oil when the engine is warming
up.
Turn off the engine.
Remove the bolt at the bottom of the crankcase and release
oil.
When the oil leaks completely, you can install the bolt and
packing washer after they are cleaned.
Add oil to proper level.
Check the oil leakage when the engine operates at its idling
speed.
Check the oil capacity again.
Cable accelerator inspection/adjustment
Check whether the cable accelerator is smooth or not.
Check the free travel of accelerator
Free travel: 5-10mm
Adjustment shall be made when improperness exist.
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Adjust the free tavel of accelerator. Fisrt loosen the locked nut ,
Fix or loosen the adjusting device ②,
Until the free travel meet the standard value,
Then fix the locking nut .
Air filter
Filter replacement
Remove the body shield,
Remove the set bolt (13) on the air filter,
Remove the fixing component,
Remove the air filter
Remove the the set bolt (12) on the upper cover of air filter,
Remove the filter element (4) on the filter.
Check weather the filter element is polluted or damaged.
And replace it with a new element if necessary
Remove the pipe clip.
Remove the filter.
Check weather the filter is polluted or damaged.
And replace it with a new one if necessary.
Replacement time
Replace at an early time if the motorcycle is always running
on rainy days.
*Note
•Make sure the air filter cap is well installed before installing
the filter
Spark plug
Disconnect the connecting wire of plug cap
Lateral electrode Central electrode Insulator
*Note:
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Clean the spark plug by compressed air, thus to guarantee that no shatter is exist in the firebox.
Remove the spark plug by special spanner or other tools.
1Inspection:
Carry out the following inspection, and make replacement when necessary:
whether the insulator is damaged
whether the electrode is worn
Burning condition and color
Light grey indicates a good burning condition.
— Paleness indicates any error in ignition system, or any diluted air mixture.
—Humidity or black indicates carbon distribution or over rich air mixture.
Visual inspection of spark plug
Replace the spark plug if and crack or wearing is detected.
The following spark plug is recommended:
Standard C5HSA(NGK)
Heat Type C6HSA(NGK)
Cold Type C7HSA(NGK)
2Reuse of spark plug:
Clean the electrode of spark plug by scratch brush or special tools.
Check the distance between the central electrode and lateral electrode of spark plug by steel feeler gauge.
If necessary, carefully bend the lateral electrode to adjust the distance.
Distance of spark plugs0.600.70mm
Installed the spark plug onto the cylinder, and fix it to specified torque.
Torque: 18 N·m
Note: Fix the spark plug by hand, and then by special spanner, thus to protect the cylinder cover.
3Replacement of spark plug
Adjust the spark plug distance by steel feeler gauge, until it meets the specified value.
Note: Do not fix the spark plug too light.
Install the new spark and sealing cushion, and fix them by
hand.
After contact the spark plug hole, continue fixing by 1/2
circle.
Battery
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Battery removal
Remove the rubber pad (1) of pedal.
Remove the clamp bolt and clamp of battery.
irst remove the negative wire and then
remove the positive wire.
Take the battery (5) from the battery container.
War ning
The tools for removing the positive electrode should not contact the flame, otherwise it will be very dangerous
that the damaged battery will cause fire.
Install the battery following the opposite sequence.
Do not disconnect the battery during the adjustment of motorcycle, otherwise inner component of the motorcycle
may be damaged.
War ning!
First positive and then negative to prevent short circuit
Charging stateclosed circuit voltage)inspection
Open the cushion
Remove the cover of battery container.
First remove the negative wire and then
remove the positive wire.
Take out the battery.
Measure the voltage between battery terminals
Full charge13.1V
Under charge12.3VKeep the battery idle for 1 hour
* Note
Charge state examination must use a voltmeter operation.
电瓶架:battery bracket 伏特表:voltameter
Charge
Connection method
Connect the battery charger positive pole and battery
positive pole together.
Connect the battery charger negative pole and battery
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negative pole together.
War ning:
• Battery should be far away from fire source
•Turn off the charger switches when starting or completing charging in order to prevent spark of the connections
resulting in explosion.
• You must follow the required current time when charging.
*Note
• Except emergencies, you should not use emergency charge.
• Measure the voltage for every other 30 minutes.
Charging currentstandard0.4A
Rapid:4.0A
Charging timestandard10-15 hours
Rapid:30 minutes
Charging completeclosed circuit voltageAbove 12.8V
Do not disconnect the battery during the adjustment of motorcycle, otherwise inner component of the motorcycle
may be damaged.
Carburetor
Idle speed adjustment
*Note
Idle adjustment was made in the implementation of the
engine warm-up state.
and refer to adjusting bolts.
Implement after warm-up of the engine.
Connect the engine rotation meter after running the engine.
Adjust the screw of the cable accelerator to rotating velocity.
Idle speed1900±100rpm/min
Adjust the idling adjusting screw when idle speed
is unstable or unsmooth after oiling lightly.
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Ignition timing inspection
Warm up the engine for 3-5 minutes.
Connect the timing light to the lead of spark plug after the
engine is off.
*Note: carefully read the instruction of timing light before
carry out any operation.
Remove the body shield.
Start the engine and it idle running.
Inspect the ignite timing.
In case the "F" mark and the mark on the right cover of crank
case is in a line, the ignition time is correct.
Speed up the engine, and check out if the "F" mark start to
move.
Idle Speed1900±100rpm/min
Cylinder pressure
Operate when the engine warm up.
Remove the cushion and body shield.
Remove the spark plug.
Install the cylinder pressure gauge.
At full throttle, measure the cylinder pressure by starting the
engine.
The following items shall be check in case of a low pressure:
—Whether the gasket of cylinder cover is damaged;
—whether piston ring is damaged;
—whether the air inlet and piston ring is worn;
—whether the piston and cylinder is worn When compression pressure is too high, please check the
combustion chamber and carbon distribution at piston head. 测气缸压力:cylinder pressure measuring
Gear oil
Inspection
*Note
Set the middle kickstand on a smooth surface, and keep the
motorcycle upright.
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Remove the oil level gauge (1) after the engine stopped.
The oil level between the upper limit and lower limit of oil level gauge is all right.
Add gear oil when the oil level is below the lower limit.
Install the oil level gauge.
Gear oil replacement
Warm-up the engine
A lacquer tray shall be placed under the engine to hold the
oil.
Remove the release bolt (2) and oil level gauge (1).
Recoil starting the engine for several times, and discharge the
engine oil completely.
Check the oil level gauge when the engine oil is discharged.
Ensure the oil level gauge and O-shape ring is all right, and
then carry out the installation.
Tighten the release bolt.
Fill the crank case with recommended engine oil.
Install the oil level gauge, start the engine, and keep it idle
running for 2-3 minutes.
Stop the engine, and check out whether the oil level is at the upper limit of oil level gauge after several minutes.
The engine shall be kept upright during inspection.
Guarantee that there's no leakage exist.
*Note:
Confirm whether the bolts wear or not.
Drive belt
Remove the cover of left crank case.
Check whether the drive belt is work or damaged.
Periodically maintenance shall be guaranteed, and replace the
drive belt with a new one if necessary.
驱动皮带:driver belt
Free path of front/rear brake
Free path of front brake
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Measure the free path of front brake at the point of the brake lever.
Free path: 10-20mm
Free path of rear brake
Measure the free path of rear brake at the point of the brake
pedal.
Free path: 10-20mm
Inspection of brake fluid level
Use the front brake to the upper limit, and check the oil level thought the oil indicator. In case the brake fluid level
is at or below the arrow in the picture, certain brake fluid (DOT3 or DOT4) shall be added until it reach upper
limit.
Note:
The oil pump component shall be paralleled with the ground during the inspection.
Front light
Remove the left and right rearview mirror components.
Remove the front shield.
Disconnect the lead of front light.
Fix the front light, and rotate the bulb counterclockwise.
Remove the bulb.
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Clutch
Start the engine and increase its speed gradually to check the working condition of the clutch.
If the motorcycle fails to go and the engine stops, you should
check the clutch block. If necessary, change a new one.
摩擦片:friction piece
Front/rear suspension system
Front
Pull the front brake tight and check the absorber.
Check whether the absorber has leakage or loose.
Rear
Check the rear absorber when operating.
Check whether part of the absorber is loose or wear.
Suspend the rear wheel and check it movingly.
Check whether the suspension bushing of the engine is loose or not.
Nuts/bolts/fixed parts
Check whether nuts, bolts, fixed parts are loose or not.
If any, tightening them according to their torque force.
Rim/Tyre
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Check whether the tyre or rim has crack, screw or any other damage.
Check the tyre pressure.
*Note
Check the tyre air pressure when it is cold.
Specification:
Tyre specification
Specification
Check whether the front wheel axle is loose or not.
Check whether the rear wheel nut is loose or not.
In case there is any loosening, tightening them according to
the required torque force value.
Torque force value:
Front wheel axle 55-62 N·m
Rear wheel nut 100-113 N·m
Steering column bearings and handle fix
Swing the handle in order to confirm there is no interference
with wire.
Confirm the handle turn freely when the front wheel turns.
If the handle is loose or unsmooth, you should check the steering column bearings.
Tyre specification
Front Wheel 80/80-16
QJ50QT-22D
Rear Wheel 90/80-16
Front Wheel 80/80-16
QJ50QT-22D
Rear Wheel 90/80-16
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Inspection and maintenance of electrical system
Torque force list of fixing parts in electrical system
Position and name of fixing componen
Torque of fixingN·m
Rectifier bolt
High tension coil fixing bolt
Flywheel Fixing bolt
Body Shield Bolt
Clutch cover bolt of starting motors
Set screw nut of clutch cover of starting motors
5.0
9.0
5.0
9.0
12
95
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Charging System
1 Meters assembly 2 Horn 3 Power locking components 4 Frequency conversion flash apparatus
5 Battery 6Temperature controlled 7 Pressure adjuster 8 Ignition coil
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9 Starting relay 10 Starting switch
1. Battery/charging system
Preparing documents --------1.1 Failure diagnosis -------------1.2
Battery---------------1.3 Charging system -------------1.4
Voltage current adjustor -------1.5 Magnetor charging coil -------1.6
Removal of magnetor ---------1.7
1.1 Preparing documents
Note of work:
*Note
1. Battery charge and discharge can be repeated use, its life span can be shortened and performance decreases after
discharging. Usually its performance decreases 2-3 years later. Battery with performance degradation, the
voltage will resume but sharply drops with load.
2. Battery overchargeGenerally we can judge its overcharge from its body. If the inside of the battery is
short-circuit, it is hard to detect the voltage between its terminals. Adjustment failure: the battery voltage is too
high; battery life span will be shortened.
3. If the battery has been place without using for a long time, it will be self-discharged and its capacity will drop.
Under this condition, it should be charged every 3 months.
4. Check the charging system following the sequence listed on the table.
5. Don’t remove the connector with current flowing through the electrical parts, otherwise the voltage will be too
high and these parts will be broken down. Switch off the main switch and operate.
6. Maintenance free battery (dry cell type) doesn’t have to be checked and added electrolyte and distilled water.
7. Check total electricity load.
8. Emergency charging can only be used in emergent situation.
9. Remove the battery from the motorcycle for emergency charging.
10. Add liquid battery cannot be used when changing the battery.
11. Use the voltage meter for measuring the voltage when charging.
12. Do not disconnect the battery during the adjustment of motorcycle, otherwise inner component of the
motorcycle may be damaged.
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Preparing standards
Item Specifications
Capacity/Type 12V-4AH/dry cell
Full charge 13.1V Voltage
20℃)
Obligatory
charge
12.3V(not working for 1h)
Charging current
standard0.4Arapid4A
Battery
Charging time
standard10-15hrapid30min
capacity 90W/8000rpm
Lighting coil impedance(20℃)
Green/Red - Black 2.0-2.5
Magnetor
Charging coil impedance(20℃)
White – Black 1.5-2
Type Single-phase semi-wave charge under short circuit
14.0V±0.4V/5000rpm Lighting
Limit
13.5V/5000rpm
Voltage
adjuster
Voltage limit
Charging
limit
14.8V±0.4V/5000rpm
Tightening torque force value Tool
Rectifier bolt 5.0 N·m Multiple fixing spanner
High tension coil fixing bolt 9.0 N·m Flywheel remover
Flywheel Fixing bolt 5.0 N·m Testing instrument
Body Shield Bolt 9.0 N·m Multimeter
1.2 Failure diagnosis
Power supply dead interrupted electric current
Battery overcharge Poor contact of the charging wire
Battery wire isn’t connected Poor contact of the charging system
Fuse blow Poor contact or short circuit of lighting system
Bad power switch
Low voltage Bad charging system
Bad battery charging Poor contact of the wire, short or open circuit
Poor contact Bad voltage current adjustor
Bad charging system Bad magnetor
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Bad voltage current adjustor
1.3 Battery
1.3.1 Battery removing
Rmove the rubber pad of pedal
Remove the clamp bolt and clamp of battery.
irst remove the negative wire and then
remove the positive wire.
Take the battery from the battery container.
War ning
When removing the positive terminal, the
tools should not be contacted with the
bracket. It is dangerous that spark caused
by short circuit will spark the petrol and
break the battery.
Do not disconnect the battery during the
adjustment of motorcycle, otherwise inner
component of the motorcycle may be
damaged.
Install the battery in an opposite order.
* Note
First positive terminal then negative
terminal to prevent short circuit.
Check the charging situation.
Open the battery cover, and remove the clamp component of battery.
Remove the lead of battery.
Measure the voltage of the terminals
Full charge13.1V
Insufficient charge12.3V not working for 1h
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* Note
Use voltmeter when charging.
1.3.2 Charging
Connection method
Connect the positive terminal of the battery charge and the
battery
Connect the negative terminal of the battery charge and the
battery
War ning
•The battery should be far away from fire
source.
•Turn off the charger when starting
charging or completing charging
•Take the marked current time as a
standard when charging
*Note
•Except emergencies, you should not use
emergency charge
•Measure the voltage for every other 30
minutes
Charging currentstandard0.4A
emergency4.0A
Charging timestandard10-15h
emergency30min
Charging completesopen-circuit voltageabove12.8V
1.4 Charging system
1.4.1 Charging system
Remove the batter ground wire, and connect the voltmeter between the negative terminal and ground wire. Turn
off the switch and check whether it is short circuit.
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* Note
Connect the positive terminal of the
multimeter and the negative terminal of
the battery together
Check whether the main switch and main wire are short
circuit under abnormal conditions.
1.4.2 Charging inspection
Use the multimeter to checking the fully charged battery.
Mount the battery after the engine warming up.
Connect the voltmeter between terminals
Remove the fuse and connect the ammeter between its
terminals.
Start the engine slowly and measure the limiting voltage and
current. 万用电表:multimeter
Limiting voltage/rotating speed14-15V 2500rpm
If the limiting voltage is not within the required range, check the voltage adjustor.
Check the limiting voltage of the lighting system
* Note
Choose AC voltage of the multimeter
Limiting voltage13.1(+/-)0.5V/2500rpm
If the limiting voltage is not within the required range, check the current adjustor.
1.5 Rectifier
1.5.1 Main wiring inspection
Remove the 6p plug of the rectifier.
Check the conducting state of the
terminals of the main wiring.
Itemwiring
color
Judgments
Between Battery With battery voltage
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redand GND
of the body
Between GND
wireblackand
GND of the body
With wiring
Between charging
coil(white) and
the GND of the
body
There is resistance in
the magnetor coil
Between light
wire (green/red)
and the GND
(plug of resistor,
auto side starter
plug, inspect at
OFF position after
the removing of
lighting switch
There is resistance in
the magnetor coil
1.5.2 Voltage and current adjustor
inspection
When the main wiring is completely normal, check
the contact of the adjustor’s plug, and measure the resistance value between the terminals of the adjustor.
* Note
• When checking the metal parts, your
finger should not contact test bar of the
multimeter.
•Different multimeter will show
differently, so use the same multimeter
while checking.
Replace the voltage adjustor when the resistance value between the terminals is abnormal.
1.6 Magnetor charging coil
*Note
Check the magnetor charging coil on the
engine.
Inspection
White
A
Green/Red
L
Red
B
Black
E
Multimeter
P
N
UnitM
White(A)
0 6.5 19~21
Green/Red
L
1~10 24~25 19~23
Red(B)
10~50 0 19~21
Black(E)
5~15 0 0
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Remove the 6p connector of the magnetor
Measure resistance value between the white coils of magnetor with multimeter
Standard value0.5-1020
Replace the magnetor coil when the measured value exceeds the standard value
1.6.1 Magnetor lighting coil
*Note
Check the magnetor lighting coil on the
engine.
Inspection
Remove the 3p connector of the magnetor
Measure resistance value between the green/red coils of
magnetor and the body GND with multimeter
Standard value2.0-2.520
Replace the magnetor coil when the measured value exceeds
the standard value. 冷却风扇:cooling fan 螺栓:bolt
1.7 Replacement of magnetor
1.7.1Replacement
Remove the body shield.
Remove the right body cover.
Remove the 2 fixing bolts and 2 screw, and remove the fan cover.
Remove the four fixing bolts of cooling fan, and remove the cooling fan then.
Fix the flywheel using the universal spanner.
Remove the fixing bolt of the flywheel.
万能固定扳手:universal spanner
Remove the flywheel using the flywheel remover.
Remove the solid key.
Remove the connector of the alternator wiring.
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Remove the alternator stator.
飞轮拔取器:flywheel remover
1.7.2 Installation
Install the stator on the body of the engine.
Connect the magnetor terminator.
Clean up the taper part of the bent axle and flywheel.
Install the solid key of the flywheel into the bent axle.
Aim the flywheel groove at the solid key on the axle.
* Note
Ensure the inside of the flywheel do not
have bolts.
Fix the flywheel with the universal spanner and tighten the
fixing screw.
Torque force value9.0 N·m
Install the right body fender
飞轮:flywheel 冷却风扇:cooling fan 风扇盖:fan cover
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Ignition system
1 Meters assembly 2 Power locking components 3 Horn 4 Battery 5 Starting relay
6 CID DC igniter 7 Frequency conversion flash apparatus 8 Ignition coil
9 Release resistances
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2. Ignition system
Preparation system --------------2.1 CDI Group----------------2.4
Failure diagnosis --------------2.2 Ignition coil --------------2.5
Ignition system checking ----------2.3 Trigger-----------------2.6
2.1 Preparing documents
Note of work:
1. Checking the ignition system following the sequence listed in the table of failure diagnosis.
2. The ignition system is solidified in the CDI group and you don’t have to adjust the ignition time.
3. Checking the ignition system following the sequence listed in the table of failure diagnosis.
4. CDI ignition system cannot subject to strong percussion (which is the main reason for failure), so you need to
pay great attention to that.
5. Check whether the connection is bad or not, because usually the reason for failure is poor contact socket.
6. The heat value of the spark plug should be appropriate. Improper spark plug will cause the engine running
unsmooth and even the spark plug will be burn-out.
7.Inspection in this chapter is based mainly on the maximum voltagealso inspection of the ignition coil
impedance is introduced.
8. Check the main switch according to the table.
9. Remove the alternator and stator according to the instructions.
Preparing standards
Items Standard value
Standard
C5HSA(NGK)
Hot type
C6HSA(NGK)
Spark plug
recommended
Cold type
C7HSA(NGK)
Spark gap
0.6-0.7mm
Primary coil
0.6±10
With plug cap
5-11K
Ignition coil
impedance
20
Secondary coil
Without plug cap
0.5-5.5K
Resistance of trigger(20)
100-500
Measure the maximum voltage after ignition coil
rotates once
95-400V
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Trigger voltage
Above 1.7V
Charging coil voltage 95-400V
Tools
Voltmeter
Multimeter
2.2 Failure diagnosis
Spark plug unable to jump
Error Reason (identify according to the following order)
Ignition
coil
Low voltage
 The inner resistance is too small and it should be tested by required tester  Low rotation speed of the bent axle.  Tester is interfered. (It is normal that several measured voltage is above
the basic standard.)
 Poor contact wire for the ignition system.  Bad ignition coil.  Bad charging coils (measure at maximum voltage).
No or interrupted high voltage electricity
 Wrong connection with the tester.  Bad main switch  Bad connector of the CDI group  Poor contact of the CDI group or GND of the CDI group is short-circuit.  Bad charging coil (measure at maximum voltage)
 Bad triggermeasure at maximum voltage
 Bad high tension electricity connector  Bad CDI group (when there is no spark for the plug or - is abnormal).
Secondary
Side
voltage
Normal high voltage electricity/no spark
for the plug
 Bad plug or secondary ignition coil leakage  Bad ignition coil
No high voltage electricity
 The inner resistance is too small and should be tested by required tester.  Low rotation speed of the bent axle  Tester is interfered. (It is normal that several measured voltage is above
the basic standard.)
 Bad charging coil- are normal
Charging
coil
No or interrupted high tension electricity
 Bad ignition coil  Bad charging coil
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Low high voltage electricity
 The inner resistance is too small and should be tested by required tester.  Low rotation speed of the bent axle (It is normal that several measured
voltage is above the basic standard.)
 Tester is interfered.
 Bad trigger- are normal
Trigger
No or interrupted high voltage electricity
 Bad ignition coil  Bad trigger
2.3 Checking the ignition system
*Note
When there is no spark on the spark plug,
check whether there is loose wiring or
poor contact of all components, and make
sure all voltage values are normal.
•There are various kinds of multimeters
with different internal impedances and
different test values.
Connect a high-pressure shunt or an ammeter with
an input impedance above 10M10CV to the multimeter. 万用表:multimeter
2.3.1 Voltage of the ignition
If you replace the original spark plug
with a better one, make ground connection
with the engine.
*Note
Make sure the wire connection is
correct before testing.
Cylinder compression pressure
normally refers to the test value when
the spark plug is installed in the
cylinder head.
万用表
万用表
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Remove the intermediate cap.
Connect the wires of ignition coils.
Ground connect the two ends (black/white)
of the primary coil to the car body to
create current divider.
Press the staring motor or step on the
actuating lever to measure the voltage of
the ignition coil at a time.
Minimum voltageAbove 95V.
*Note
Never touch the metal of test prod when
measuring the voltage in case of electric
shock.
2.3.2 Trigger
*Note
Install the spark plug in the cylinder head
and carry out the measuring when the
compression pressure is normal.
Remove the 4p and 2P joints of CDI group,
connect the peak-voltage magnetor
between the trigger with wiring 2p end
(blue / white end) and 4p end (black end).
Press the starting motor or step on the
actuating lever to measuring the peak
voltage of the trigger. CDI组:CDI group 黑:black 蓝:blue 白:white
Method of attachment: Blue/white end to
the positive pole and black end to the
negative pole.
Minimum voltageAbove 1.7V.
*Note
Never touch the metal of test prod when
measuring the voltage in case of electric
shock.
蓝/ 白
Ω
白/ 绿
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Remove the adaptor of the alternator when
the peak voltage of the adaptor of CDI 白:white 绿:green 蓝:blue
Group is abnormal.
Connect the magnetor of and the
trigger (blue/white).
·If the obtained voltage of the end of CDI
Group is abnormal while the one of the
end of the alternator is normal, the
problem should be poor contact or wire break.
·If both ends are abnormal, the trigger
may be broken, please refer to the checking
method in the failure diagnosis table.
黑:black 绿:green 蓝:blue 红:red 白: white
2.4 CDI Group
2.4.1 System check
Check the system.
Remove the CDI Group, check the components
concerning the ignition system at the wiring end.
2.4.2 Check
Remove CDI Group, check whether there is loose or corrosion in the adaptor.
Checking item Testing end
Standard value(20)
Main switch Red--red/white Breakover when the main switch is
“OFF”
Trigger
Blue/white – white/green
100-200
Primary coil of the ignition coil Black/white--black
0.6±10
Secondary coil of the ignition
coil
Black--spark plug cap(without the
spark plug
0.5-5.5K±10
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2.5 Ignition coil
2.5.1 Unload
Unload the body shield.
Unload the spark plug cap.
Unload the primary wire of the ignition coil.
Unload the fixed bolt of the ignition coil,
remove the ignition coil.
Carry out the operations in the opposite order
of unloading during installation.
*Note:
Use the black/white end of primary coil
during installation.
2.5.2 Check the primary coil 点火线图:Diagram of ignition wire
Impedance measuring between the ends of the
primary coil
Standard value0.6+/-10%(20
If the impedance value is within the range
of the standard value, it is fine.
If the impedance is “”, there is wire
break in the coil, replace it with a new one.
2.5.3 Secondary coil
With a spark plug attached. Measure the impedance
value between the wire side and the end of
the spark plug cap.
Standard value5-11K20
If the impedance value is within the range
of the standard value, it is fine.
If the impedance is “”, there is wire
break in the coil.
Remove the spark plug cap, measure the impedance
value between a side wire and the negative end.
tandard value0.5-5.5KΩ(+/-10%(20
Ω
点火线图
Ω
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2.6 Trigger
*Note:
Check of the trigger could be carried out on
the engine.
Check
Remove the body shield.
Remove the wire adaptor of the trigger. 白/绿:white/green 蓝/白:blue/white
Measure the impedance value between the
blue/white end of the wire at the engine
side and the ground strap connection of the
body..
磁电机接口:magnetor interface
黑:black 绿/: green/red 白:white
Standard value100-500Ω(20
Change the alternator when the value is
beyond the range of the standard value.
Activation system
磁电机接口
DJ621- 2. 8× 0. 5
DJ7031- 2. 8- 21
绿
/ 红
蓝/ 白
Ω
白/ 绿
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启动示意图
BATT ERY
REL A Y
BRAKE SWITCHBRAKE SWITCH
STARTER SWITCH
STARTOR MOTOR
1 Meters assembly 2 Power locking components 3 Horn 4 Battery 5 Starting relay
6 CID DC igniter 7 Frequency conversion flash apparatus 8 Ignition coil
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3. Activation system
Preparation ---------------3.1
Failure diagnosis ---------------3.2
Starting motor ---------------3.3
Starting relay -------------3.4
3.1 Preparing documents
Notes of working
The unloading of the starting engine could be carried out on the engine.
Refer to the method of unloading when unloading the engine.
Preparation standards
Item Standard value Service limits
Length of the motor brush of the
starting motor
6.2mm 3.0mm
Liner of the starting idler shaft 8.3mm
External diameter of the starting
idler shaft
7.94mm
Torque tightening value
Clutch cover bolt of starting motors 12 N·m
Set screw nut of the clutch cover of starting motors 95 N·m
Instrument
Set screw nut wrench
Universal fixed wrench
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3.2 Failure diagnosis
Activation failure Weak rotating force Starting motor is rotating of the starting motor well while the engine is not
•Burnt out fuse ·Low storage battery •Broken starting clutch
•Low storage battery •Poor contact of connecting line •anticlockwise revolution of the starting motor
•Broken main switch •The gear of the starting motor is •Low storage battery
•Broken starting clutch Blocked by foreign matters.
•Broken brake switch
•Broken stating relay
•poor contact of connecting line
•Broken starting motor
3.3 Starting motor
3.3.1 Unloading
* Attention
Before unloading the starting motor, turn
the main switch to “OFF” first; remove
the bond strap of the storage battery, then
turn the power source on the see if the
starting motor is working to ensure the
security.
Remove the wire clip of the starting motor first.
Remove the fixed bolt of the starting motor and
unload the motor.
Roll up the rubber overshoe and pull down the
adaptor of the starting motor.
3.3.2 Breaking down
Unload the screws in the outer cover, the front cover, the
motor cover and other parts.
转向器:commutator
3.3.3 Check
Check other component assembling.
Replace for a new one when there is wear,
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fragment or burning loss in the surface.
Clean the metal powder on the surface of the
commutators.
Conduction check between all interfaces of
other components
Make sure armature shafts of all interfaces
could not turn on.
Conduction check of the outer cover of
the starting motor
Make sure the conduction terminator and the
outer cover of the starting motor could not
turn on.
Conduction check between conduction terminators
and electric brushes
Change for a new one if there is anything abnormal.
Conduction measuring of the electric brush bracket
Change for a new one if it turns on.
Measuring of the length of electric brushes
Available credit: Change for a new one if the
length value is less than 3.0mm
Check whether the needle bearing in the front
Cover is rotating smoothly and whether there is
any loose when pressed in.
Change for a new one if there is anything abnormal.
Check whether there is any wear or damage of the
oil seal.
3.3.4 Assembling
Oil seal and greasing coating in the front cover.
Install the electric brush on the
Electric brush bracket
Grease coating on movable parts of the two
ends of electric brush.
Press all the electric brushes into the bracket,
then fit on the front cover of the electric motor.
电机外壳:motor sheel 电枢:armature 前盖:front cover
*Note
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• Damage is not allowed in the interface
between the electric brush and the
armature, pay attention please.
The labial part of the oil seal should not
be damaged by the installation shaft, pay
attention please.
Install new O-shape rings on the front cover.
Pair the screw of the motor shell with the
one of the front cover during installation.
Screw up the screw in the outer shell.
*Note
In the assembling of the outer shell and
the front cover, use the magnet to draw
the front cover to make it easy to pull out
the armature, and then press it down
softly.
3.3.5 Installation
Install wires of the starting motor; make sure the soldering cup is properly installed.
Check whether the O-shape ring is damage, and replaced it with a new one when necessary.
Cover the O-shape ring with engine oil, and install it onto the starting motor.
Install the wire clip of the rear brake.
3.4 Starting relay
3.4.1 Actuation examination
Remove the fender of the body.
Ensure there is a “click” when turning on the starting motor
with the main switch remaining “on”.
If there is sound, it is ok.
If no sound appears: ·check the voltage of the starting relay.
·Check the ground loop of the starting relay.
·Actuation examination of the starting relay.
启动继电器:start the relay
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3.4.2 Voltage examination of the starting relay 绿/黄/黑 green/yellow/black
Set up the main stand, measure the voltage between
the negative pole of the green/yellow wire in th
adaptor of the starting motor and the ground strap
connection of the body.
Hold on the brake tension rod with the main switch
remaining “on”, the voltage of the storage battery
must be in accordance with specification.
Continuity check and examination of the wires when
the voltage between the ends of the starting motor is
zero.
3.4.3 Examination of the ground loop of the starting relay
Remove the adaptor of the starting relay.
Conduction examination between the grey wire at the
end of conductor joint and the ground strap connection of
the body.
When pressing on the starting button, the conduction
between the grey wire and the ground strap connection
of the body must be fine.
Examination of the conduction of the starting button and
wires when there is no conduction.
3.4.4 Actuation examination
Remove the storage battery out of the starting
relay, and connect the end of the starting relay
with a multimeter.
Connect the fully charged storage battery between
the black wire and the green/yellow wire of the
relay. The relay will utter a “click” and the electric
impedance the multimeter shows is “zero”.
绿/ 黄
Ω
启动 继电器
Ω
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Bulbs/Switches/Meters
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1 Front signal lamp 2 Right rearview mirror 3 Left rearview mirror 4 Front right turn signal lamp
5 Front left turn signal lamp 6 Rear left turn signal lamp 7 Taillight 8 Rear reflector 9 Meters assembly
A
Certificate No. of front lamp:
E9-00 1555
B
Certificate No. of front position
lamp:E9 50R-001555
C
Certificate No. of rear lamp: E9
50R-001556
Certificate No. of front turn light:
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4. Bulbs/Switches/Meters
Preparation --------------4.1 Meters ------------4.6
Failure diagnosis --------------4.2 Main switches --------------4.7
Headlight bulb replacement --------4.3 Speaker----------------4.8
Front turn signal lamp replacement----------4.4 Combined switch------------4.9
Replacement of taillight, rear left/right turn signal lamp -------4.5
4.1 Preparing documents
Notice of work
Conduct examination of the switch (The switch could be removed from the motorcar before being examined)
4.2 Failure diagnosis
The main switch can not be turned "On" Dim light
• The bulb is broken •generator failure
• The switch is broken. •manostat failure
• Poor contact at the adaptor or wire break. •rectifier failure
4.3 Headlight bulb replacement
4.3.1 Unloading
Remove the right/left rearview mirror;
Remove the front shield;
Disconnect the wire of headlight bulb.
Remove the glass lens of the headlight
Keep the headlight in place; rotate the outlet
clockwise to remove the bulb.
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4.3.2 Installation
Install the bulb in the opposite order of removal.
4.4 Front turn signal lamp bulb replacement
4.4.1 Unloading
Unscrew the setscrew of the turn light.
Remove the front turn signal lamp bulb
4.4.2 Installation
Install the bulb in the opposite order of removal.
4.5 Taillight/Rear turn signal lamp
replacement
4.5.1 Unloading
Remove the set screw of taillight to remove the taillight;
Remove the set screw of rear turn signal lamp;
Disconnect the wire of taillight;
Disconnect the wire of turn signal lamp bulb
Remove the taillight and rear turn signal lamp bulb.
4.5.2 Installation
Install the bulb in the opposite order of removal.
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4.6 Meters
Remove the decorative parts of meters
Remove the back protective guard of the handlebar,
Disconnect the wire of meters
Remove the meters
Install the speedometer in the opposite order of removal.
4.7 Main switches
4.7.1 Check
Remove the helmet hook, front basket and rear board.
Remove the added board and foot protective plate of front
basket and rear board.
Remove the conductor joint of the main switch
Conduction examination of the ends of the adaptor
4.7.2 Main switch replacement
Remove the helmet hook, front basket and rear board.
Remove the added board and foot protective plate of front
basket and rear board.
Remove the standing bolt; unload the permanent
seat of the main switch.
Remove the standing bolt to replace the main switch.
4.8 Speakers
Examination
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Remove the wires of the speaker.
Connect the speaker to the storage battery.
If there is sound, it is working.
4.9 Combined switch
Displacement and installation
Remove the rearview mirror component.
Remove the decorative screw of meter.
Remove the meters and back protective guard of the
handlebar.
Remove the set screw of left and right combined switches.
Unscrew the left and right combined switches.
Remove the components of right handle and left handle.
Remove the right and left combined switch.
Install the combined switch in the opposite order of removal.
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Examination and maintenance of chassis
Torque force list of set parts on chassis
Position and name of fixing part
Fixing torqueN·m
Installing bolt of front fluid brake disc
Bolt component of front absorber
Set bolt of rear brake rocker
Set bolt for welding of handlebar
Front wheel axis
Set bolt of front absorber
Set nut of rear wheel
Top bolt of rear absorber
Bottom bolt of rear absorber
Set bolt of fuel tank
Set bolt of helmet container
Set bolt of fulcrum shaft of motor
5-9 N·m
37-44 N·m
5-9 N·m
40-60 N·m
55-62 N·m
37-44 N·m
100-113 N·m
37-44 N·m
22-29 N·m
5-9 N·m
5-9 N·m
55-62 N·m
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Front Fluid Brake
A
Dia of front brake disc: φ 220mm
B
Thickness of front brake disc: 4.0mm Limit: 3.0
C
Thickness of front brake disc: 4.0mm Limit: 3.0
D
Installing torque of bolt 9 in the picture: 5-9 N·m
E
Free path of brake handle: 10-20mm
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1 Front brake component 2 Friction piece component 3 Oil pump component 4 Liquid brake handle
5 Brake tube assembly 6 Brake cylinder component 7 Switch assembly 8 Shield 9 Bolt M6×20
10Front brake plate
Rear Drum Brake
A
Torque of bolt 3 in the picture: 100-113 N·m
B
Inner dia. Of rear drum brake φ140mm Wearing limit: φ 141mm
C
Thickness of friction piece of rear brake:4.0mm Limit: 3.0mm
D
Torque of bolt 10 in the picture: 5-9 N·m
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1 Vacuum tyre 90/80-16 2 Rear wheel component 16×1.85 3Bolt M16X1.5 4 Dust cover 5 nozzle
cap 6 nozzle 7 Brake pad component 8 Rear brake camshaft 9 Drag spring of brake pad \
10Bolt M6X30 11 Rear brake rocker component 12 Bolt M6
5. Brake
Maintenance instruction ------------------------5.1
Failure diagnosis ------------------------5.2
Front fluid brake --------------------------5.3
Rear fluid brake --------------------------5.4
5.1 Maintenance instruction
Note of work
* Note
* Check the brake before riding*
5.1.1Specification
Items Standard value(mm) Available limits (mm)
front brake disc diameter φ220mm -
front brake disc thickness
4.0
3.0
Thickness of friction piece in
front liquid brake
4.0
3.0
Inner diameter of rear drum
brake
φ140mm
-
Thickness of friction piece in
rear brake pad
4.0 3.0
5.1.2 Torque
Installing bolt of front liquid brake plate 5-9 N·m Set bolt of rear brake rocker 5-9 N·m
Set bolt of rear wheel 100-113 N·m
• Parts of the braking system should not be polluted when installing or removing.
•Use the required cleaner to prevent affecting the function of the braking system.
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5.2 Failure Diagnosis
Brake
Poor performance of the braking system Slow reaction and tight lever
1. Improper adjustments for the brake 1. Improper adjustments for the brake
2. Brake shoe or brake plate wears 2. Brake shoe or brake plate wears
3. Improper installation for the brake shoe 3. Improper installation for the brake shoe
4. Polluted brake plate of brake shoe
Abnormal noise
1. Brake shoe or brake plate wears
2. Polluted brake plate of brake shoe
5.3 Front fluid brake
5.3.1 Remove
* Note
• Replacement of the brake shoe assembly
• Mark the replaced shoe for the next use
Remove the following parts from the right grip and front
absorber
1.Oil pump component(3)
2. Front brake component(10)
3. Brake cylinder component(6)
4. Friction piece component(2)
5.Brake tube assembly(5)
6. Switch(7)
Note: See Fig. 76 for details
*Note
• Oil should not be allowed to pollute the brake shoe during
installing and removing.
• Use the required cleaner to prevent affecting the function of
the braking system.
Loosen the fixed bolt of the brake cylinder.
Remove the brake cylinder from the front absorber.
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Remove the front wheel axis, and dismantle the front wheel
Remove the brake plate from front wheel.
5.3.2 Check
Check whether the friction piece of front fluid brake is worn
Replace the shoe when necessary.
Measure the thickness of friction piece of front fluid brake
Measure the front brake disc and write down the maximum value
Specification:
QJ50QT-22D Dia. O front brake plate φ220mm
Thickness of front brake plate 4.0mm
Thickness of friction piece of front fluid brake 4.0mm
*Note
• Use inside micrometer or caliper only to measure.
Measure the thickness of friction piece of front fluid brake
If the thickness of the brake disc and friction piece is smaller
than the maintenance value or polluted by oil, they should be
replaced.
Available limits
Friction piece of front liquid brake 3.0mm
Front brake plate 3.0mm
Note:
The friction piece of front liquid brake shall be replaced in
pair.
The brake plate can be measured on the motorcycle without being dismantled.
5.3.3 Installation
Install the front brake plate and front wheel components.
Install the friction piece of front liquid brake.
Install the tube assembly and brake cylinder assembly of front brake.
Install the oil pump component and switch component.
The friction piece of front liquid brake and brake plate shall not be polluted by oil stains.
*Note
Any oil stains in the friction piece of front liquid brake may
reduce the performance of brake
Tighten the nuts and bolts according to their torque force
value.
Torque value:
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Installing bolt of front liquid brake: 5-9 N·m
Don’t let oil stains pollute the friction piece of front liquid brake.
If the friction piece of front liquid brake is polluted by oil stains, you should use special cleaner to clean it up.
*Note
Any oil stains in the friction piece of front liquid brake may reduce the performance of brake.
5. 4 Rear drum brake
5.4.1 Remove
Remove the muffle.
Remove the set bolt (3) of rear wheel.
Remove the rear wheel assembly.
Remove the brake pad component (7).
*Note
• Brake shoe replacement.
• Mark the replaced shoe for the next use
Remove the following parts from the rear wheel
Rear brake:
1.Bolt M6X30(10) 7. Brake pad part(4)
2.Rear brake rocker part(11)8. Brake pad spring(5)
3. Nut M6(12) 9. Vacuum tyre 80/80-16(1)
4. Rear wheel component16×1.85(2)
5. Set nut of rear wheel(3)
6. Camshaft of rear brake(8)
Note: See Fig. P77 for details
5.4.2 Check
Check if the brake drum and brake pad are worn.
Replacement shall be made if necessary.
Measure the thickness of friction piece of brake pad.
Measure the inner diameter of brake drum and write down
the maximum value.
*Note
Use micrometer only to measure.
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Measure the inner diameter of brake drum, as well as friction piece of brake shoe.
If the thickness of the brake shoe is smaller than the maintenance value or polluted by oil, they should be replaced.
Note: the brake shoes shall be replaced in pairs.
Inner diameter of rear brake drum φ140mm
Thickness of friction piece in rear brake shoe 4.0mm
Available limit:
Inner diameter of brake drum φ141mm
Friction piece of brake shoe 3.0mm
5.4.3 Installation
Install the brake shoe component.
Install the rear wheel component.
Install the muffle.
* Note
Any oil stains in the friction piece of brake shoe may reduce
the performance of brake.
Tighten the nuts and bolts according to their torque force
value.
Torque value:
Set nut of rear wheel: 100-113N·m
Don’t let oil stains pollute the friction piece of brake shoe.
If the friction piece of brake shoes polluted by oil stains, you
should use special cleaner to clean it up.
Rear brake:
1. Bolt M6X30(10) 7.Brake shoe component(4)
2.Rear brake rocker party(11)8. Brake shoe spring(5)
3. NutM6(12) 9. Vacuum 80/80-16(1)
4. Rear wheel component 16×1.85(2)
5.Set bolt of rear wheel(3)
6. Camshaft of rear brake(8)
*Note
Any oil satins in the friction piece of brake shoe may reduce the performance of brake.
Note: See Fig. P77 for details
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Body Panel
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1Soket head cap screw M8×25 2 gasket 8 3 bolt M8×25 4 rubber cover 5 rear rack assembly 6 cushion assembly 7 headlamp 8 instrument decorative part 9 front handle bar shield 10 rear handle bar shield 11
bolt M6×25 12 gasket Φ6 13 odometer wire clip 14 front mudguard 15 rubber pedal 16 self tapping
screw ST4.2×13 17 gasket Φ5 18 battery cover 19 battery 20 bolt M6×14 21 Black bird crystal 22
Label base 23 Front shield panel 24 Bolt M6×12 25 Bolt M6×16 26 Helmet hook 27 Rear cover of
front box 28 Reinforced board for rear cover of front box 29 Foot protective board 30 lower junction plate I
31 Left decorative plate of front cover 32 Right decorative plate of front cover 33 taillight 34 rear left turn
signal lamp 35 rear right turn signal lamp 36 left decorative part of fender 37 right decorative part of fender
38 left fender 39 right fender 40 front left fender 41 front left fender 42 spark plug cover 43 rear
mudguard 44 rear mudguard rack part 45 bracket for rear license plate 46 reinforced part of rear mudguard
*Note
Do not damage the body
when removing.
Do not damage the hook of
the body.
Do match the grooves for
the panels.
Correctly install the hooks
of each part.
Do not damage the
accessories while installing.
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47 rear mudguard 48 lower junction plate II 49 panel 50 secondary rear mudguard 51 upper cover of front
shield
6. Body panel
Follows the sequence below to tear down the body
Instrument decorative part Front shield of handle bar Rear shield of handle bar
Front lamp Cushion assembly Rear rack assembly Rear left signal lamp
Rear right signal lamp Taillight → Left decorative part of fender → Right
decorative part of fender Rubber pedal Battery cover Battery Helmet
hook Rear cover of front box Reinforced board for rear cover of front boxFoot
protective board Left decorative plate of front cover Right decorative plate of
front cover lower junction plate I lower junction plate II Front shield panel
Front mudguard Front left fender Front right fender Left fender Right
fender Spark plug cover bracket for rear license plate Reinforced part of rear
mudguard rear mudguard bracket part of secondary rear mudguard Rear
secondary mudguard Rear mudguard
*Note
Do not damage the body when removing.
Do not damage the hook of the body.
Do match the grooves for the panels.
Correctly install the hooks of each part.
Do not damage the accessories while installing.
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Front wheel
A
Front wheel tyre specification: Outer tyre 80/80-16
B
Item 12(front axle)mounting torque force: 55-62
N·m
C
Rim tilt limit: Vertical: 2.0mm Horizontal: 2.0mm
D
Front wheel axle bend limit:
0.2mm
E
Front outer tyre certificate No.: E11 75R-001062
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1 front rim 16×1.6 2 vacuum tyre 80/80-16 3 front outer bushing 4 front axle oil seal 5 bearing 6201-2RS
6 screw M6×20 7 front brake disc 8 valve cap 9 valve 10 front wheel middle bushing 11 pinion stand
assembly 12 front wheel axle M12×1.5×153.7
Front suspension
A
Bolt 3 mounting torque
force:22-29
N·m
B
Bolt 6 mounting torque
force: 37-44
N·m
Ball upper quantity: 21
pcs
C
Ball lower quantity: 21
pcs
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1 lower connection board welding assembly 2 front left shock absorber assembly 3 bolt M8×30 4socket
head screw M6×20 5 front right shock absorber assembly 6 bolt M10×1.25×30 7 lower bearing lower
steel bow 8 steel ball assembly 9 upper bearing lower steel bowl 10 upper bearing upper steel bowl
11 gasket 12 compression nut
Steering handle
A
Bolt 9 (steering handle
standing bolt) mounting torque
force: 40-60
N·m
B
Front brake handle free travel:
10-20mm
C
Rear brake handle free travel:
10-20mm
D
Throttle operation handle(fig
3) free travel: 5-10mm
E
Rearview mirror 4 、 5
ce r t i f i ca t e No . : E3 001002
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1 steering handle welding assembly 2 left handle gloves 3 left nut 4 left rearview mirror assembly 5 right
rearview mirror assembly 6 right nut 7 right handle assembly 8 throttle line assembly 9 bolt
M10X1.25X50 10 handle stand compression block 11 nut M10X1.25 12 left rocker arm support 13 rear
brake cable assembly 14 pin 12 X22 15 regulating nut CM6-12X15 16 rear brake spring 17 cable clamp
assembly 18 front brake switch assembly
7.Front wheel/front suspension
Preparation documents-------------------------7.1
Failure diagnosis-------------------------7.2
Front wheel-------------------------7.3
Steering handle---------------------------7.4
Front fork-------------------------7.5
7.1 Preparation documents
Notes
Before removing the front wheel, you should use jack to let it float above the ground and it cannot be rotated.
Pay attention that no oil stains sticking to the brake shoe, brake shoe assembly and brake disc while operating.
Entire motorcycle standards
Measuring position Item
Standard
value(mm)
Available limits(mm)
Front wheel axle Bow 0.2
vertical 2.0
Front wheel
Rim
shimmy
horizontal Within 1.0 2.0
Torque force Tools
Standing bolt for steering handle welding assembly 40-60 N·m bearing replacing bar
Front wheel axle 55-62 N·m standing bolt spanner
Standing bolt of front shock absorber assembly 37-44 N·m
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7.2 Failure diagnosis
7.2.1 Difficulty of steering
The steering handle bearing has problems
Steering handle bearing is damaged
Low gas pressure for the tyre
Gas leakage of tyre
7.2.2 Unsteady steering
Bearing of the steering handle is broken
Not enough tire gas pressure
Bent front fork and front wheel axle
Deformed or tilting front tyre
7.2.3 Shimmy of front wheel
Deformed tyre
Loose front wheel bearing
Bad tyre
7.2.4 Difficulty of rolling wheel
Trouble of the wheel axle, pinion stand or brake
7.2.5 Abnormal noise of front shock absorber
Friction noise of shock absorber guard plate
Loose bolts of absorber parts
7.3 Front wheel
7.3.1 Removal
Attention
Prop up motorcycle firmly.
Loose brake cylinder assemble to install bolt④.
Remove brake cylinder assembly ②。
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