GENUINE Blur 150, Blur 220i Service Manual

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Blur 150 & 220i Service Manual
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PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE TABLE
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In order to achieve safe riding, good performance and reduce pollution, please execute the recommended maintenance accordingly.
Item
Engine oil* 4T BLUR-150:800cc, total 1000cc
Oil Filter BLUR -150
Coarse oil filter* oil draining bolt) Air cleaner 4T Crack and blockage check. I I I I I I
Air filter 4T Clean or replace it if required I I I R I I
Model
4T
BLUR -220
4T
Checking Content
BLUR-220: 1,000CC, total1,200cc
Replace R replace it per 6000km
Clean or replace it if necessary C
MONTHS/DISTANCE(IN KM)FOR CHECKING
1 or
190
mile
3 or
1865
mile
R Replace it initially 300km,
6 or
3730
mile
and then replace it per 3000 km
and then replace it per 6000 km if necessary
9 or
12 or
5595
7460k
mile
clean it initially 300km,
mile
15 or
9320k
mile
18 or
11185
mile
Gear oil* 4T BLUR -150: 90cc, total 110 cc
BLUR -220: 90cc, total 110 cc
Disk & drum brake 4T Leaking and function check I I I I I I Clutch shoes* 4T Check or replace it if necessary I R I
Tires 4T Worn-out check or replace it if
necessary
Wheel bearing* 4T Fasten tightly if loosen I I I I I I Front fork* 4T Leaking and function check I I I I
Steering head bearing* Rear absorber* 4T Leaking and function check I I I
Main/Side Stand 4T Function check or replace it if Nuts, bolts, fasteners 4T Tighten it if required I I I I I I
Battery 4T Recharge the battery it required. Valve gap* 4T BLUR -150: 0.08mm/ IN&EX Spark plug* 4T Clear or replace if required I R I R I R
V belt* 4T Worn out check or replace if
Fuel feeding system* EXCEPT
Fuel feeding system * EMS ONLY Engine idle speed* 4T 4T engine: 1700±100 rpm A A A A A A A
Carburetor idle A/F Adjustment* EMS function check* EMS ONLY
4T
4T Check looseness. Adjust it if
EMS
(Injection)
4T Check and adjust referring to
(Injection)
1 or
required
required
Clear the poles.
BLUR 220: 0.08mm/ IN&EX
necessary. Crack and blockage check. Replace it if necessary. Inspect hose, clamp, and replace the filter per 15,000km
CO/HC Percentage. Inspect EMS function, and clear the defect memory if necessary
R R R R
I I I I I I
3 or
190
mile
A A A
1865
mile
I L I L I L
A A A
I I R
A A A A A A A
I I I I I I
6 or
3730
mile
I C I C I C
Adjust it when necessary
9 or
12 or
5595
7460k
mile
I R
mile
15 or
9320k
mile
18 or
11185
mile
REMARKS::
1. A: adjust C: clean I: inspect, or replace if necessary L: lubricate R: replace
2. Items with “*” mark indicate our recommendation to have it done by Genuine dealer.
NOTE 1::
For 4T engine, the engine oil shall be changed completely after run-in period 300km or one month later. This can make sure the engine runs smoothly.
NOTE 2::
The exchange of brake fluid
1. After disassembling of brake main cylinder or caliper, do change the new fluid.
2. Check the fluid level often, Refill if necessary.
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3. Change the oil seal of main cylinder and caliper every two years.
4. Change the brake fluid hose every four years.
Exhaust control system (only be valid for the bike equipped catalyst):
Catalyster will not be possible to be withdrawn individual, the only you have to do is to maintain fuel, ignition, intake/exhaust system periodically.
1. Maintenance procedure of air clearer (see page 33).
2. Spark plug’s checking: please repair or replace if spark plug is dirty.
3. Fuel system’s checking: please repair or replace if fuel pipe is jammed or broken.
4. Muffler’s checking: please fix tightly once or renew a gasket if it is leaking.
5. Idle rpm’s checking: please fix tightly once or renew a gasket if throttle cable.
6. Exhaust density checking while idle: please left the job to any service center of anti-pollution inspection
for carburetor adjusting.
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PREFACE
This manual provides every service specialist with professional
techniques of maintenance and repairing for BLUR . It provides a detailed
guide for those who may concern with how to maintain, repair, reassemble, and change parts of their scooters.
This manual includes 2 kinds of engine displacement:
BLUR 150 : abbreviated as “BLUR-150” is 4 stroke engine
(4T), 150cc displacement.
BLUR SS220i: abbreviated as “BLUR SS220” is 4 stroke
engine (4T), 220cc displacement.
At every section, we illustrate each important point by assembling procedures, explosive diagrams and photographs.
Although we have tried our best to make this manual as perfect as possible, please kindly inform us if any fault needs to be corrected in this manual.
Thank you for purchasing our Genuine scooters.
FACTORY
Motive Power Industry Co.,Ltd.
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CONTENTS
ⅠⅠⅠⅠ.
.The specification of BLUR (ALLORO)
..
.Service information
(1)The operation notice (2)Locking torque value (3)Lubrication instruction (4)Periodical maintenance table (5)Troubleshooting
.Checking and adjustment
(1)Regular checking table (2)Battery (3)Cleaning air cleaner (4)The final reduction mechanism oil (5)Spark plug (6)Compression pressure measurement (7)Ignition timing (8)Throttle cables adjustment (9)Idle adjustment (10)Front brake adjustment (11)Rear brake adjustment (12)Tire
.Dismantling, maintaining, repairing and assembling operation
(A). Plastic parts
(B). BLUR 150 Engine dismantling
(1) Lubrication system (2) Engine dismantling (3) Install Engine (4) Drive pulley, starter, clutch, driven pulley (5) Cylinder head and valve (6) Cylinder and piston (7) AC generator (8) Final transmission mechanism (9) Crankcase, crank shaft (10) Carburetor
(C)Steering column, front wheel, front brake comp, front fork
(D)Rear wheel, rear brake, rear damper
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(E)Fuel supply`
.Electric equipment
(1)Troubleshooting (2)Battery (3)Recharge system (4)Ignition system (5)Starting system (6)Switch operation (7)Wiring diagram
ⅤⅤⅤⅤI
I. BLUR-220 characteristics , dismantle & inspection
II
(1) Engine dismantling (2) engine inspection (3) Electric system
(4) Maintenance (5)Engine Management System(EMS) (6)EMS diagnostic (7)EMS system Repairing tool (8)EMS General Electric units
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ENGINE MODEL
1.1 BLUR 150
BRAND Genuine FRAME STEEL PIPE MODEL BLUR-150 FRONT TELESCOPE
LENGTH 1885 mm
WIDTH 730 mm PRIMARY DIRECT
HEIGHT 1170 mm 2ND 42/15*42/13
DIMENSION
AXLE DISTANCE
SPECIFICATION
ON
ENSI
SUSP
1365 mm CLUTCH CENTRIGUAL
REAR SWING
FRONT 55 KG
REAR 77 KG FRONT 120/60-13
GROSS
TOTAL 132 KG
PASSENGER 2 (110KG) FRONT DISK
WEIGHT
CONSUMPTION
PERFORMAN
FRONT 95 KG
REAR 147 KG SPEEDOMETER 140 km/hr
TOTAL
TOTAL 242 KG HEAD(HILO)
TOP SPEED 87 km/hr REAR 12V-5W
FUEL
GRADIENT 24°
FUEL 92 UNLEADED SILENCER DIFFUSER
STROKE 4T AIR FORCED PARTICLE BELOW 15 %
BORE φ57.5 mm CO BELOW 4.5%
STROKE 58.6 mm
40 km/l BRAKE 12V-21W
C5M HORN DC 12V
TRANSMISSI
TIRE
BRA
LIGGHT
EXHAUS
SHIFTING V-BELT C.V.T
REAR 130/60-13
KE
REAR DISK
SIGNAL 12V-10W*4
HC BELOW 7000 ppm
12V-35W/35W
CYLINDE
CYLINDER
DISPLACEMENT
ENGINE
C.R. 9.41 & SPLASH
MAX H..P. 7.7kw/7250rpm FUEL TANK 7.5 L
MAX TORQUE 10.6N-M/6250rpm
LAYOUR HORIZONAL
IGNITION CDI
STARTING ELECTRIC & KICK
SINGLE EXHAUST LAYOUT RIGHT
152.1 cc LUBRICATE SEPARATE PUMP
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1.2 BLUR220
SCOOTER SPECIFICATION
BRAND MODEL BLUR
LENGTH 1885 mm
SCALE
MASS
PERFORMA
NCE
WIDTH 730 mm 1ST REDUCTION 0.81~2.43
HEIGHT 1170 mm 2ND REDUCTION
WHEEL BASE 1365 mm CLUTCH CENTRIFUGAL
MASS OF
VEHICLE
MASS
FUEL CONSUMPTION
FRONT 57 KG
REAR 87 KG FRONT 120/60-13
TOTAL 144 KG
RIDER 2 (150KG) FRONT DISK
FRONT 115 KG
TOTAL
REAR 179 KG SPEEDOMETER 199 km/hr
TOTAL 294 KG HEAD LAMP 12V-60W/55W
TOP SPEED 110 km/hr TAIL LAMP 12V-5W
Genuine FRAME STEEL TUBE
BLUR----SS
BLURBLUR
SS22
220000IIII FRONT TELESCOPE
SSSS
2222
SUSPENSION
TRANSMISSIO
TYRE
BRAKE
LIGHT
33 km/l BREAKING LAMP
REAR UNI-ABSORBER
8.077
GEARBOX C.V.T.
REAR 130/60-13
REAR DISK
12V-21W
HILL CLIMB 30°↑
TYPE C8E5 HORN DC 12V
FUEL 92 UNLEADED MUFFLER C-D ABSORPTION
CYCLE/COOLING
CYLINDER
ENGINE
DISPLACEMENT
COMPRESSION RATIO
MAX POWER 11.0kw/7000rpm P. C. V. YES
MAX TORQUE 16.5N-M/5500rpm CATALYST YES
ARRANGEMENT
IGNITION TRANSISTOR STARTER ELECTRIC
TURNING LIGHT
4T/FORCE AIR&OIL COOL PARTICLE BELOW 15 %
BORE φ67.5 mm CO BELOW 3.0%
STROKE 61.5 mm
NUMBER SINGLE EXHAUST DIRECTION
220 cc LUBRICATION
10.0:1 E. E. C. NO
HORIZONTAL S. A. I. YES
EMISSION
IDLE
HC BELOW 1600 ppm
12V-16W*4
RIGHT HAND SIDE&
BACKWARD
COMPRESS &
SPLASH
RREMARK
1. FUEL SUPPLY:INJECTION
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.Service information
(1)The operation notice (2)Locking torque value
1.For engine
2. For chassis
3. Others
(3) Lubrication instruction
a.For engine b. For chassis
c. Wheel bearing (4)Periodical Maintenance Table (5)Troubleshooting
1.Difficult starting or starting
2.Weak acceleration
3.Engine running not smoothly (low speed)
4.Engine running not smoothly(high speed)
5.Clutch, drive & driven pulley
6.Handlebar steering was astray when running
7.Front and rear damper not balanced
8.Brake disorder
9.Oil indicator malfunction
10. Fuel indicator malfunction
11. Starting motor malfunction
12.No sparking
13.Charging abnormal
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(1) The operation notice
1.For parts like the gasket, o-ring, clips and circlets, please change a new part whenever re-assembled.
2.When trying to tighten screws or nuts, please lock tightly according to each recommended locking torque and in the sequence of the ”X” pattern.
3.Please use PGO or PGO recommended parts.
4.After dismantling, please clean all parts involved or used for checking and grease all contact surfaces when reassembling.
5.Use grease recommended by PGO.
6.When removing the battery, please disconnect the negative pole(-) first. However, please connect the positive pole(+) first when assembling.
7.Before installing a new fuse, please be sure that the specification is correct.
8.After reassembling, please re-confirm that all connecting point, locking parts, circuits, polar characteristics are functioning well before selling out.
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Thread dia.
(2) L
ocking Torque Value:
1. 4T Engine (150/220CC)
NO
1 Fixing nut (Tappet screw nut) 2 5 0.7~0.8 2 Nut of oil pump sprocket 1 6 0.7~1.0
3 Cylinder head bolt A (intake) 2 6 0.9~1.1 4 Guiding pin bolt, chain extensioner 1 6 0.4~0.6 5 Screw, chain extensioner 2 6 0.9~1.1 6 Cylinder head bolt B (Exhaust) 2 8 2.0~2.3 7 Flange nut, cam shaft holder 4 8 2.0~2.3 8 Gear oil drain bolt 1 8 1.7~2.0
9 Spark plug 1 10 1.2~1.3 10 Nut of fly wheel 1 12 5.0~6.0 11 Fixing nut, clutch outer 1 12 5.0~6.0 12 Nut, driving plate 1 12 5.0~6.0 13 Bolt of engine oil drain 1 12 2.5~3.0
Locking location Q’ty
(mm)
Locking torque
(kg-m)
14 Bolt of 2nd oil filter 1 12 0.8 15 Nut (LH thread), one-way clutch 1 22 9.0~10.0 16 Cap, coarse oil filter 1 30 1.5~2.0
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2. Chassis
NO Locking location Q’TY
1 Air bleed bolt of caliper 1 6 0.6 2 Brake arm bolt, front drum 1 6 0.8~1.0 3 Brake arm bolt , rear drum 1 6 0.8~1.0 4 Nut of starter relay 2 6 0.5~0.6 5 Front brake caliper bolt 2 8 2.0 ~ 3.0 6 Bolt of disk 3 8 2.5~3.0 7 Locking nut, steering stem 1 10 3.5~4.5 8 Rear shock absorber bolt(lower) 1 10 3.5 ~ 4.5
9 Rear shock absorber bolt(upper) 1 10 3.5~4.5 10 Chassis bolt, engine hanger bracket 2 10 4.5 ~ 5.0 11 Engine bolt, engine hanger bracket 12 Hose bolt, master cyl. & caliper 2 10 2.5 ~ 3.0 13 Front axle nut 1 12 4.5 ~ 5.5
1 10 3.0 ~ 4.0
Thread dia.
(mm)
Locking torque
(kg-m)
14 Nut, swing arm & connecting rod 1 14 4.5 ~ 5.5 14 Rear axle nut 1 16 10.0~11.0
3. Other parts standard torque values:
No
Item Torque
kg-m
1 5mm bolt and nut 0.45-0.6 2 6mm bolt and nut 0.8-1.2 3 8mm bolt and nut 1.8-2.5 4 10mm bolt and nut 3.0-4.0 5 12mm bolt and nut 5.0-6.0 6 5mm screw 0.35-0.5 7 6mm screw 0.7-1.4 8 6mm flange bolt and screw 1.0-1.4
9 7mm flange bolt and screw 1.0-1.4 10 8mm flange bolt and screw 2.0-3.0 11 10mm flange bolt and screw 3.0-4.0
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(3) Lubrication instruction
A. 4T Engine (150 /220cc)
NO Lubrication location Oil type Remarks
1 Crankcase: rotating part,
Sliding part
2 Cylinder: rotating part,
Sliding part.
premium 4 stroke
motorcycle oil
Auto-Separated Lubrication
BLUR-150
Total 900 c.c. Replacement 800c.c
BLUR220
or SAE15W40
3-1 Drive gear box(BLUR-150) SAE85-140 Total 110 c.c.
3-2 Drive gear box(BLUR-220) SAE85-140 Total 130 c.c.
4 Gasket of starter shaft Clean grease (#3)
Total 1400 c.c. Replacement 1000c.c
Replacement 90c.c
Replacement 110c.c
5 Start idle gear sliding
parts
Clean grease (#3)
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C. Chassis appearance
1. Apply oil : #1, #2
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8
2. Apply grease (#3, #4, #5. #6 ,#7, #8)
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D.Wheel bearing
錯誤!
錯誤
錯誤
Final transmission mechanism gear oil
Speedometer gear: clean grease
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(4) PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE TABLE
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Item
Engine oil* 4T BLUR 150:800cc, total 1000cc
Oil Filter BLUE-150 Replace R replace it per 5000km Coarse oil filter* oil draining bolt) Air cleaner 4T Crack and blockage check. I Air filter 4T Clean or replace it if required I I I I I I
Model
4T
4T
Checking Content
BLUR 220: 1,400CC, total 1,000cc
Clean or replace it if necessary C
MONTHS/DISTANCE(IN KM)FOR CHECKING
1 or
190
mile
3 or 1865 mile
R Replace it initially 300km,
6 or
3730
mile
and then replace it per 1,000 km
and then replace it per 3,000 km if necessary
9 or
12 or
5595
7460k
mile
clean it initially 300km,
mile
15 or
9320k
mile
18 or
11185
mile
Gear oil* 4T BLUR-150: 90cc, total 110 cc
BLUR-220: 110cc, total 130 cc
Disk & drum brake 4T Leaking and function check I I I R I I Clutch shoes* 4T Check or replace it if necessary I I I I I Tires 4T Worn-out check or replace it if
necessary
Wheel bearing* 4T Fasten tightly if loosen I I I I I I Front fork* 4T Leaking and function check I I I I I I Steering head bearing*
Rear absorber* 4T Leaking and function check A A A Main/Side Stand 4T Function check or replace it if
Nuts, bolts, fasteners 4T Tighten it if required I L I L I L Battery 4T Recharge the battery it required.
Valve gap* 4T BLUR150: 0.08mm/ IN&EX
Spark plug* 4T Clear or replace if required I A A A V belt* 4T Worn out check or replace if
Fuel feeding system* EXCEPT
Fuel feeding system * EMS ONLY Engine idle speed* 4T 4T engine: 1700±100 rpm A A I I R
Carburetor idle A/F Adjustment* EMS function check* EMS ONLY
4T Check looseness. Adjust it if
required
required
Clear the poles.
BLUR220: 0.08mm/ IN&EX
necessary. Crack and blockage check.
EMS
(Injection)
4T Check and adjust referring to
(Injection)
Replace it if necessary. Inspect hose, clamp, and replace the filter per 15,000km
CO/HC Percentage. Inspect EMS function, and clear the defect memory if necessary
R R I I R I I
I I I I
I I I
I I I I
Adjust it when necessa
ry
A A A A A A A
I
I
I I I I I
C I C I C
R I R I R
I R
A A A A A
REMARKS::
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1. A: adjust C: clean I: inspect, or replace if necessary L: lubricate R: replace
2. Items with “*” mark indicate our recommendation to h
ave it done by Genuine dealer.
NOTE 1::
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For 4T engine, the engine oil shall be changed completely after run-in period 300km or one month later. This can make sure the engine runs smoothly.
NOTE 2::
The exchange of brake fluid
1. After disassembling of brake main cylinder or caliper, do change the new fluid.
2. Check the fluid level often, Refill if necessary.
3. Change the oil seal of main cylinder and caliper eve
ry two years.
4. Change the brake fluid hose every four years.
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(5)Trouble shooting:
Loose carburetor dr
aining
The fuel supply in carburetors
No fuel supply in
Remove spark plug, insert
Measurement of
Pressure is
Insufficient or
Start engine: follow the
Engine has no
knocking
Engine knocking
dry wet
1.difficult starting or can’t start:
Check and adjust
Screw, check if in side of Carburetor have fuel or not
c
pipe between ful tank and carburetor is blocked Float is blocked Fuel gauge is blocked fuel pump is malfunctioned
spark plug out of order
Spark plug cover, and touch
dirty
With engine check there is
CDI unit out of order
Any spark
A.C. generator out of order ignition coil disconnect or short circuit ignition coil disconnect or
There is sparking
short circuit
In spark plug
main switch out of order defective magneto coil
Compression pressure
starting clutch out of order piston ring stuck reed valve deteriorated cylinder, piston, piston ring worn out cylinder gasket leakage cylinder body has sand hole
Instruction of starting
engine
bad action of auto choke air trapped in intake manifold wrong ignition timing bad adjustment of carburetor’s fuel adjusting screw
Remove spark plug
And check again
carburetor fuel level too high malfunction of auto choke throttle valve open too largely
Trouble condition The reason
heck there is fuel or not
No sparking or Weak sparking
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2.Weak acceleration:
Check and Adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Start engine and open throttle
Engine can
t rotate
Check ignition timing, check
With ignition timing lam
p
Timing is correct
Timing is not correct
Check cylinder
Pressure is normal
Pressure is
Check carburetor
Is blocked or not
No blocked
blocked
Remove spark plug and Check it
air cleaner blocked
fuel supply system abnormal fuel tank cover blocked muffler blocked fuel pump is malfunctioned auto chock is malfunctioned
CDI unit is out of order alternator flywheel magneto out of order
Engine can rotate up
Compression pressure (use cylinder compression pressure gauge)
Up completely
cylinder, piston ring worn out
cylinder gasket leakage cylinder body has sand hole Reed valve malfunction(2T engine)
Not normal
Clean the carburetor
clean the dirt
specification is not correct
No dirty and no color change
Dirty, color change
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Oil level is normal
Oil level is
Normal
Abnormal
Check engine overheat
Or not
Not overheat
overheat
Running accelerately or
knocking
For 4T engine only:
oil level is too low
oil does not interchange
Check the oil level in crankcase Is too much or dirty
Not normal
oil level is too high
Check the lubrication of cylinder head
oil route is blocked
insufficient oil pumping from
oil pump
piston and cylinder worn out mixture is too lean bad quality of the fuel too much carbon in the combustion room ignition timing is too early
High speed continuously
too much carbon in the combustion room bad quality of the fuel clutch slip mixture is too lean
ignition timing is too early
No knocking
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3.Engine running unsmoothly (low speed and idling)
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Correct
Not correct
Good
Faulty
Check if ther
e is air
Good sparking
Or no sparking
Check generator
good
fault
Remove spark plug, insert
Check ignition timing
CDI faulty AC generator faulty
Adjust carburetor air screw
mixture too thick ( loose the screw) mixture too lean ( tight the screw)
adjustment
Not correct
Leakage on carburetor gasket
gasket crack hose leakage I
To spark plug cover and
Carburetor O ring distorted
Connect with ground Start engine, then check The sparking
No leakage
leakage
heat protector gasket broke
carburetor locking nut loosen
ntake manifold gasket broken
spark plug dirty CDI out of order AC magnet abnormal
Sparking abnormal
ignition coil faulty
H.V. coil disconnect or short circuit
main switch is abnormal
A.C. generator malfanction
hose is damaged air pipe is blocked or damaged
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4.Engine running unsmoothly (high speed)
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
timing
correct
Not correct
Check
fuel pump
,
good
unsmoothly
Check carburetor
No blocked
blocked
Check ignition
CDI sets faulty AC generator faulty
Fuel supply system
fuel level is too low fuel pipe, fuel filter is blocked fuel pump faulty
Is blocked or not
clean and wash it
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5.Clutch, drive and driven pulley
Trouble condition
The reason
Move the vehicle
Engine runs, but it stops
Climbing is not smoothly
Can’
t reach high speed
Noise, or bad smell when
running
driving belt worn out, distortion driven plate worn-out
Engine can start but can’t
driven plate spring distorted
driven lining worn-out
d cracked final gear damage
 driven lining spring cracked or
worn out
weight rollers melt and stick to
driving face
Suddenly and seems to rush out
shaft worn-out (rear wheel rotates while idling)
driving belt worn-out, distorted, or slipping weight roller worn-out driving plate worn-out driving plate spring distorted driving pulley shaft worn-out
weight roller worn-out driving pulley shaft worn-out
driving belt worn-out or slipping
adherent grease on driving belt, pulley driving belt worn-out driven plate spring distorted driving pulley shaft worn-out
riving pulley shaft gear teeth
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6.Handlebar steering astrayed when running.
Trouble condition
The reason
Handlebar operates heavily
Front and rear wheel swings
Handlebar astrayed to one direction
Trouble condition
Damper is too soft
Damper is too hard
Damper has abno
rmal noise
The reason
Trouble condition
The reason
points to
“△”
mark
(front and rear wheel pressure are normal) steering column lock screw locked too tightly steel ball cracked
rear, front wheel bearing swings front, rear wheel rim distorted loosen front axle nut
front and rear wheel center not well­ allined front fork crooked
7.Front, rear damper not in balanced
(front and rear wheel pressure is normal) damper spring is too soft
carrying weight is too large damper oil leakage
front fork guide rod crooked damper and damper cover cracked
problems in damper tube and spring damper and damper cover cracked
8.Brake disorder.
brake lining worn-out bake lining cam worn-out brake cam worn-out brake hub worn-out
brake lining worn-out rough
unsmoothly brake contacting surface with brake lining does not contact 100% water or sand drop into brake mechanism some grease on brake lining surface
Brake plate””mark
Noise when brake
Faulty performance
(adjustment according to standard procedure)
unknown materials attached on brake lining Contact surface of the wheel hub becomes
brake cable over stretching or moving
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9.Oil indicator malfunction (Only available for 2T engine)
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Turn the signal lamp
Normal
Lamp dims, light does
Remove the oil lamp,
Battery directly
Lamp lights
Lamp does not light up
Check electric plug
Good condition
No good
Remove oil gauge,
The float
Good
No good
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Check all elect
ric
Good
Disorder
Remove oil gauge,
Good
Disorder
(a)The oil lamp doesn’t light up, (when the main switch is at “ON”position)
On. Check wiring Of battey
fuse burn-out battery has no power main switch abnormal circuit plug dropped off main wiring disconnected
And connect with
bulb burn out
electric plug is loose or disconnected main wiring disconnected wrong wiring connection
Check the lamp light Up or not by moving
Float upward: lamp Extinguishes float faulty oil gauge switch dis­Float downward: lamp turn on connected or short circuit
(b)Oil is enough but the indicator turns on all the time (when the main switch is “ON”)
plug
electric plug is loose or drop-off main wiring disconnected wrong wire connection
Check the lamp by Moving the floating
float faulty oil gauge switch disconnected or short circuit
Float upward: lamp Extinguishes oil tank distorted Float downward: lamp some impure material Turns on dropping in
Not flash, no light
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10.Fuel indication malfunction
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
battery
normal
Lamp dims, light
Remove the
fuel gauge
The needle movement
Indicator
moves
Indicator
no motion
Do the short and opening
Indicator
Indicator
on
motion
Check electric plug
good
(a)wrong fuel level indication(when the main switch is “ON”)
Turn the signal lamp On; check wiring of
fuse burn-out battery has no power main switch abnormal circuit plug dropped off main wiring disconnected
Moving float up and Down to check
Float abnormal
Circuit test on the fuel Gauge plug which connect To wire harness. Check the indicator movement
Fuel gauge abnormal
electric plug dropped off wrong connection wire broken or short circuit
moves
Not flash, not light
abnormal
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Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Turn signal lamp on,
normal
No motion
Indicator
moves
good
No
movement
Move needle up and
Check electric plug
Connecting condition
good
abnormal
Remove the float
movement
Indicator
moves
Indicator
no
movement
(b)Fuel gauge needle is not steady and sometimes moves up and down (when the main switch is “ON”)
Check wiring of
fuse burn-out
battery
battery has no power main switch abnormal circuit plug dropped off or broken main wiring disconnected
Inside the tank, Move up and down to Check the needle’s
fuel gauge contact abnormal
Down quickly(I move/ Second), check the Needle’s movement
Insufficient or no damping Oil inside the fuel gauge
electric plug drop-off or loose wire broken or short circuit
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11.The starting motor abnormal
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Check bra
ke switch
Turn signal lamp
Brake lamp
Brake lamp
normal
Lamp d
oes not
Flashing no light
Push starting switch
normal
No function
Connect starting motor
To batte
ry directly
Starting
Motor runs up
Starting motor
Has no motion
(a)Starting motor can not rotate
fuse burn-out battery has no power main switch abnormal circuit plug dropped off main wiring disconnected
No to check wiring Of battery
battery has no power
start switch bad
And check the function
connetion
Of start relay
relay wire broken or short circuit circuit plug is loose
carbon brush worn out coil broken or short circuit starting motor wire broken circuit plug is loose, drop-off main wiring broken
Lights up
no light
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(b)Starting motor running slowly or no pick-up
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Turn signal lamp
r
ing of battery
normal
Lamp dims, no
Flashing, no light
Starting Connect motor
Running
normal
Runing slowly
Kick the kickstarter
lever
Easy to kick
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Main switch,
Turn off
Motor can
’t
stop
Motor stops
battery has no power
electric; plug is loose or drop off start relay bad connection
cylinder burn out wire broken or shout
circuit
On, to check wi-
to the starting motor to Battery directly
Difficult to kick
©Starting motor can not stop after starting
start gear can’t return start relay capacitor melted or short circuit
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12.No sparking
Check and
adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Replace new spark
again
Good sparking
Weak sparking
Or no sparking
Check spark plug, cap
Check the CDI plug
good
loosen
Check the connection
Each terminals
good
abnormal
Check relative parts
good
abnormal
good
abnormal
Check ignition coil
By the
CDI tester
abnormal
good
loosen
Plug, then check
Spark plug faulty
And H.V. cable is Loose or not
Spark plug cap is loose
Is loose or not
Plug is poor connection
Between CDI plug and Each terminals, check The resistivity of
min switch faulty defective magneto coil pulse generator faulty defective ignition coil
main cable broke poor connection of joints or sockets
defective CDI
Defective ignition coil
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13.Charging abnormal(battery over charging or over discharging)
Check and adjust
Trouble condition
The reason
Measure battery
’s
Voltage remain
The same
Voltage goes up
Goes down again
Check voltage rectifier
Plug
is loose or not
good
loosen
Check the voltage
good
No voltage
Check the resistivity
Of A.C. generator coil
normal
abnormal
Start engine, connect
rectifier
Voltag
e higher
Check the connection
Voltage rectifier
Check the resistivity
Voltage rectifier
good
Poor connection
Out of spec
Voltage then start engine
battery is dead battery malfunction
poor connection red cable disconnected
Between chassisΘand The red cableof Voltage rectifier
voltage rectifier malfunction white cable disconnect
defective coil poor connection A.C. generator’s charging abnormal (over charging) white cable disconnected
green cable to Chassis, then measure the voltage between chassisΘand red cable⊕ of voltage of
Of the cable of
cable poor connection poor connection of green cable
Of the body of
Voltage rectifier faulty
Than specification
To normal value, But after engine Stop, the voltage
Voltage normal
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3
3. Checking and Adjustment:
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(1)Regular checking table (2)Battery (3)Clean air cleaner (4)The final reduction mechanism oil (5)Spark plug (6)Compression pressure measurement (7)Ignition timing (8)Throttle cables adjustment (9)Idle adjustment (10)Front brake adjustment (11)Rear brake adjustment (12)Tire
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(1)Regular checking table:
hub
Front wheel
1.【O】mark indicates periodical checking
2.【※】indicates changing the parts
Item
Handlebar
steering
Suspension
column
front fork
Lever
Brake
Brake cable
Brake cam
Wheel hub
and brake
shor
axle
Rear wheel
axle
tire
Wheel
Axle Tighten the bolt and nut
Rim
Shaft fixed condition
b. movement of brake
Change brake cable
a. clearance between
b. brake shoe and brake
damaged or distorsion damaged or distorsion
Cracked or damaged
tire thread worn out tire surface or other
swingness and damage
Loose or swing
Operation
Turning angle
Damaged
Shaft:loose
a. clearance
loose or damage
worn out
and lining
lining worn-out
Pressure
intruders
condition
ge
neral
checking
first
month
or
Initial
190 mile
home office
every6
months
or
1865
mile
every12
months
3730
or
mile
every1
months
or
5595
mile
every3
months
or
7460
mile
every12
months
or
9320 mile
Judgement
standard
Checking period
○ ○
○ ○
○ ○
○ ○
Front:10~20mm Rear : 10~20mm
unit: kg/c ;1 driver front tire rear tire
2.0 2.0
Change tire according to mark
Front axle nut torque
5.0-6.0kg-m rear axle nut torque
11.0-13.0kg-m Swingness limit Vertical: below
2.0mm Horizontal: below
2.0mm
Clearance:
every 2 years
Remark
Check from
Stering column
Check from
Stering column
Nut
location
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Loose or damaged
wheel
Rear Damper
Transmission
Bearing
Spring
Ass’y part
Connecting
part
Bracket
Suspension
arm
Absorber
Clutch and
Shift mec-
hanism
Item
Clearance on Front axle
Clearance on rear axle Damage Condition
condition loose or loose or damage
condition Looseness on Connecting Part
Oil leakage Damaged
Condition Loose on ass’y part
Function Gear oil
leakage
general
checking
first
month
or
Initial
190 mile
home office
every6
months
or
1865
mile
every12
months
3730
or
mile
every1
months
or
5595
mile
every3
months
or
7460
mile
every12
months
or
9320 mile
Judgement
standard
Checking period
○ ○
○ ○
○ ○
○ ○
○ ○
Remark
LH crank case
Gear oil
Ignition Spark plug
Start
Mechanism
Wiring
Electric
Battery
Wire
circuit
Change gear oil
Starting motor gear Recharge Function
Electrolyte level
Electrolyte gravity
Looseness or Damage on connection plug
BLUR 220: 110C.C. / replace 130C.C/ total
Clearance:
0.6~0.7mm NGK:CR7E
Level between “UPPER” and “LOWER”
When 20 Specific gravity:
1.270-1.290
BLUR 150: 90C.C. / replace 110C.C/ total
BLUR-150 BLUR-220
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general
checking
Item
Performance, Noise
Low speed, Acceleration
Exhaustion
Engine parts
Air cleaner
Cylinder, cy1inder head, inlet pipe, locking Condition
Engine mechanism
Lubrication system
Compression Pressure BLUE 150/220
Oil leakage Oil quantity, Dirty Oil quantity, Oil filter blocked
first
month
or
Initial
190 mile
Checking period
home office
every6
months
or
1865
mile
every12
months
3730
or
mile
every1
months
or
5595
mile
every3
months
or
7460
mile
every12
9320 mile
months
or
Idling: 1600±100rpm
Locking torque Cylinder head: (cold)
1.0-1.2KG-m Cam holder nut:
2.0-2.3kg-m .
11kg/c @ 650rpm
Judgement
standard
Remark
BLUR 150 BLUR 220
Check the color of exhausting-air
BLUE150&
220
Using starting motor
Fuel system
Fuel quantity
Fuel leakage Clean
Carburetor Carburetor’s Throttle and Choke function Carburetor Float height Carburetor Adjustment Change fuel pipe
○ ○
every 4 years
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Item
Function
Lamp system
Horn, signal
Lamp, reflector
lock
Rear view
mirror
License plate Dirty or damaged
Dirty or broken
Function
Function
Dirty or broken
general
checking
first
month
or
Initial
190
mile
home office
every6
months
or
1865
mile
every12 months
3730
mile
or
every1
months
or 5595 mile
every3
months
or
7460
mile
Checking period
every12
months
or 9320 mile
Judgement
standard
Remark
Dashboard
Muffler
silencer
chassis
The previous
Abnormal case
others
Function
Losseness or
Damage on
Ass’y part
Function
Loose or
Damaged
Confirm it does
Not happen
Again
Chassis
Lubrication
Decarbonate on
Combustion room
And muffler
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(2)Battery: Recharge when power is out
1.Remove the rear luggage cover by hand.
2.Screwing out the two screws on the battery cover. Remove the battery cover. (BLUR150/220)
3.Remove the negative cable and then the positive cable,take out the battery to recharge.
4.To re-assemble the battery, please follow the opposite procedure of disassembling after recharging.
Note:
A. The battery is totally sealed, do not remove seal bolts when recharging B. It’s no need to add any electrolyte for this re-filling free battery Please recharging (12V) by the following currency
Positive Pole Negative Pole
BLUR 150: Standard recharging:0.7A* 5-10 hr or rapid recharging:3A* 60min. BLUR 220: Standard recharging:0.9A* 5-10 hr or rapid recharging:3A*60min.
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(3) Air clearance
1.Remove air cleaner cover
2.Take out the air cleance filter
3.Clean the filter by the compressor air.
4.Assemble the air cleance by the opposite procedure.
BLUR 150
BLUR 220
Note: Do not start the engine when the air
cleaner is Not installed
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(4)The final reduction mechanism oil
1.
Change the oil in the gear box: a. Turn off the engine after warm up. b. Put a bowl under the engine. c. Remove the draining bolt and Filler bolt to drain the gear oil off. d. Lock the draining bolt before refill gear oil and then lock the filling bolt. e. Locking torque: 1.8kg-m
Note: Be sure the crankcase, tire or wheel are cleaned if there is grease/oil on it
Draining Filling Bolt
(5)Spark plug
Remove spark plug
1.
2.Check the spark plug electrode and check if it is Burnt out or not and carbonized or not
3.Clean the electrode, whether it is dirty
4.Spark plug specification
BLUR 150/220: CR7E (NGK) or equivalent spec.
Gap of spark plug :0.6~0.7mm(general)
Electrode burn out/
Carbon piled up
Washer is
Distorted or not
Procelain is
Cracked or not
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(6)Compression pressure measurement:
1.Measure it when the engine is warm.
2.Remove the cover.
3.Remove spark plug then place compression pressure gauge.
4.Fully open the throttle, and using starting motor 5 seconds continuously, measure the compression pressure.
5.Compression pressure:
150/220 cc: 11 kg/c ㎡㎡ @650rpm
6.when the compression pressure is too low, check the following:
a. cylinder head gasket cracked. b. piston cylinder worn out. c. piston ring worn out.
7.If the compression pressure is too high it may be due to the carbon piled up on combustion chamber and piston tip.
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(7)Throttle cables adjustment:
1.check the clearance of throttle.
2.Normal clearance:1.5~3.5mm
3.Adjust it by rotating the adjust nut ; change it if the throttle cables can’t be adjusted.
BLUR150/220
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(9) Idle adjustment:
Note:
Function.
Note: adjust it when the engine is warm.
1.remove left body cover
2.start the engine and connect the tachometer
3.adjust the throttle valve screw to the specified revolution 1600±100rpm. (BLUE150&220) if the idling rpm is still unsteady or fuel up is not smooth, please adjust it by followings. a. Screw in the air adjust screw clockwise, then screw out counterclockwise. Recommended loop: 1 3/8×1/2 b. Rotate air adjust screw clockwise and counterclockwise to find out the highest revolution location. c. Rotate the throttle valve screw to idling condition. d. Fuel up gradually until the idling running rpm is steady. e. If the rpm is still not steady please repeat above procedure.
(10)front brake adjustment:
check the clearance of front brake lever.
1. Clearance:10~20mm
2.if the clearance is beyond, standard check whether: a. The air mix into the pipe/caliper. b. The oil brake system is leaking.
Try brake lever to see if it’s loose. Check the brake fluid. Once air mixed in The fluid pipe, which will reduce or Damage the brake efficiency or even its
3.check the fluid level: a. Refill the brake fluid when the level is under the LOWER line. b. Brake fluid specification: SAE J-1703F-DOT3&DOT4.
Note:
a. To prevent the fluid splitting onto the parts or clothes, put a piece of cloth on the bottom when refilling. b. Be caution not to mix water or particles into the master cylinder when refilling. c. Never use the fluid not complied with spec. d. In case the fluid stains on the eyes, wash with water at once and then ask for medical care immediately
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(11)Tire:
1.Check the tire air pressure(when it’s cold)
2.Tire pressure: Front tire: 2.0 kg/c
Rear tire: 2.0 kg/c
3.Tire dimension:
BLUR 150/220:
Front tire: 120/60-13 Rear tire: 130/60-13
Note: a. Check and adjust the tire pressure when it is too low. The pressure is according to the carrier, Driver, passenger, accessories and cruise Speed. b. Proper loading is very important for steering, riding, braking, performance and safety. c. Never carry any parcel unfastened. d. Load the heaviest parcel on the center of vehicle, balancing the weight on both sides. e. Beware of the weight loaded properly and check the tire pressure. The total weight of carrier, driver, passenger, and accessories cannot exceed the approved limit, An overload vehicle is easy to cause tire damage and accident for rider.
4.Check is there any sharp Object pierce the tire.
5.Check the depth of tire Thread.
a. Depth(front & rear): According to mark of tire “”to change a new tire
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4. BLUR 150 engine Dismantling, Maintaining, Repairing and assembling operation
(1) L
ubrication system
(2) Engine dismantling (3) Install Engine (4) Drive pulley, starter, clutch, driven pulley (5) Cylinder head and valve (6) Cylinder and piston (7) AC generator (8) Final transmission mechanism (9) Crankcase, crank shaft (10) Carburetor
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(1) Lubrication System
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Oil Pump Dismantling
1.
Remove the rear section of muffler.
2.Remove the AC flywheel magneto.
3.Remove the AC generator coil.
4.Tale off the locking bolts of the
right crankcase cover.
5.Remove the crankcase cover
6.Remove the washer, lock pin
7.Remove starter reduction gear and
the starting clutch.
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8.Remove oil pump separate plate by
Note:
With the notch of the
inner gear.
t
aking off the 2 bolts.
9.Remove the bolts from oil pump
driving gear
10.Take off the driving gear and chain.
11.Remove the oil pump by taking off
the locking bolt of the oil pump.
Oil pump Assembly
1.Install the inner and outer of the oil pump.
2.Install the oil pump shaft.
The notch of the oil pump shaft should comply
3.Install the lock pin.
4.Match the lock pin hole to the pump cover
and install the oil pump cover.
5.Put on the screws and tighten them.
6.After installing, turn the shaft lightly
to assure installation.
7.Place the oil pump into the crankcase.
Note: When installing, the arrow on the oil pump body should be pointed upwards. Then fill in the recommended oil before the installation.
8.Tighten the oil pump after installation.
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Measurement data
i
tem
Clearance between the inner gear
Oil
pump
And outer gear Clearance between the outer gear
And oil pump body Clearance between gear end and
Oil pump body
Standard Value
( mm )
_ 0.12
0.045-0.10 0.12
0.045-0.10 0.12
Limit of use
( mm )
Troubleshooting
Reduction in fuel oil volume a. Natural consumption b Leakage of fuel c.Piston loop seizes, or improperly install- ation d.Worn out of valve’s oil seal
Engine burning-out a. Zero or too low oil pressure b. Blockage in oil route c. Did not use the fuel oil recommended
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(2) Engine dismantling
1.Take off the luggage compartment.
2.Take off the left and right body covers.
3.Take off the air cleaner fixing screws.
4.Loosen 2 nuts of intake manifold, withdraw intake system assembly.
5.Remove vacuum pipe, fuel pipe ,auto choke, cap of spark plug, rear brake cable carburetor pipe, starter motor cable.
6.Remove the rear section of muffler, dismantle the 2 bolts of rear brake caliper, then remove the rear brake system assembly away from rear fork.
7.Loosen bolts of upper & lower engine hanger.
8.Remove the engine.
(3).Installing Engine
1.To install engine, please reverse the Above procedures.
2.Locking torque: M8: 2.0-3.0kgf.m M10: 3.0-4.0kgf.m M12: 5.0-6.0kgf.m
3.After installing, pleas do the following Checking and adjustment:
a. Wiring for each circuit. b. Throttle cable c. Rear brake check. d. fuel and oil route
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(4) Drive pulley, starter clutch. driven p
A. Troubleshooting B. Measurement data C. Driving pulley D .Starter E. Clutch driven pulley
ulley
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A.Troubleshooting:
a
.Engine starts, but vehicle don’t move.
1.driving belt worn out
2.driving plate worn out
3.clutch lining worn out
4.driving plate’s spring broken
b.the vehicle stops or tremble when running.
1.clutch lining spring cracked or broken.
c.Can’t reach high speed, no pick-up
1.driving belt worn out.
2.Driving plate spring distortion.
3.Weight roller worn out
4.Driving plate dirty.
Note: No grease and oil should be distributed over driving belt and driving plate.
B. Measurement data
Standard value ( mm ) Limit of use
Item
The inner dia. Of slide driving
24.011~24.052
plate The outer dia. Of boss, movable
23.960.~23.974 23.940
Driving plate Belt width Clutch lining thickness
20.0~21.0
3
Clutch outer inner diameter 125.0~125.2 Driven plate spring, free length 151 The outer diameter of driven
33.965~34.025 33.95
Plate sets The inner diameter of slide
34.000~34.025 34.06
Driven plate
( mm )
24.10
19.0
1.5
125.5 127
The outer diameter of weight Roller set
17.920~18.080 17.40
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(C)Driving Pulley
1.
Take off the screws of left cover, remove the left cover.
2.Remove the lock nuts of driving Plate and the nuts of Starter gear And clutch.
3.Take off the ramp plate, Belt and clutch.
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4.Take off the boss and driving plate.
5.
Continuous Various Transmission engagement speed inspection
Connect an electric tachometer. Seated on the motorcycle with on level ground,
increase the engine’s speed slowly and notice the RPM at which the motorcycle begins to move forward.
Specified Engagement RPM : 3100 ± 300 rpm
6.Clutch “LOCK-UP” inspection
Apply the rear brake as firm as possible Briefly open the throttle fully and notice the
maximum engine RPM sustained during the test cycle.
Specified Clutch “LOCK-UP” RPM : 5200 ± 400 rpm
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5.To assemble the driving pulley, reverse the whole
pr
ocdeure.
Locking torque:
1.Nut of driving pulley M12: 4.0-5.5kg/m.
2.Locking nut of clutch M12: 4.0-5.5kg/m
6.Checking driving belt
(1)check driving belt is cracked or not rubber and fiber is loosened or not also check if they are extraordinary worn out. (2)driving belt width: limit of use :change it below 19mm
7.Disassemble slide driving plate set.
(1)Remove bush of slide driving plate. (2)Remove screw, and disassemble the
cover of slide driving plate. (3)Remove ramp plate. (4)Remove weight roller.
8.Checlomg
(1)Check the wearing condition of
weight roller.
Limit of use : change it below 17.4mm
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(2)Check gasket inner dia of
slide driving plate: limit
of use : change it over 24.1mm.
(3)Check the driving pulley
surface wearing condition.
(4)Check the outer diameter of the
contact surface of the movable
driving plate.
limit of use : change it
below 23.94mm.
9.Assemble the slide driving plate.
(1)Clean up the inside surface of slide
driving plate, then assemble the
roller.
(2)Assemble the ramp plate.
(3)Other procedure refers to the
opposite procedure of
disassembling.
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D.Starter dismantle
1.Dismantle left crankcase cover
2.Remove hexagon nut, then remove the starter lever.
3.Remove five screw of separated plate.
4.Remove start spring from start returning position.
5.Remove driven gear comp. of kick starter.
6.Remove the retaining C-type Ring.
7.Remove spindle comp. of kick starter.
8.Checking starter a. Check the wearing condition of the outer diameter of spindle comp and the inner diameter of bush and gear. b. Check the wearing condition of shaft of driven gear comp. Gear sets and ratchet.
9.Assembling the starter Assemble the starter follows the. Opposite procedure of dismantling. Locking torque : M6: 1.0~1.2kg/m.
Note: Make sure one end of the torsion spring is hooked on the groove of driven gear, and another end of torsion spring is hooked on the pole of inside of left crankcase. Put some grease in every shaft and gear sets before assembly.
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E. Clutch driven pulley
M1
2:
4.0~5.5kg.m
1.Dismantling the clutch a. Remove left crankcase cover. b. Remove driving plate. c. Remove driving belt. d. Remove locking nut, then remove clutch.
2.Assemble the clutch : follows the opposite procedure of dismantling.
Locking torque:
3.Checking clutch: dismantling tool
a.Check clutch driving face. Check clutch cover about its wearing condition And inner diameter measurement. limit of use: change it above 125.5mm
b.Check clutch lining wearing condition and Measure the lining thickness. limit of use : change it below 1.5mm.
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c.Check driving spring free length.
Standard: 151mm Limit of usage:
Change it below 127 mm d. Check wearing condition of driving plate sets. And measure outer diameter. limit of use: change it above 33.95mm.
e.Check wearing condition of slide driven plate. And measure its Inner diameter. limit of use : change it above 34.00mm.
f.Check is there any wearing occur to the ditch
g.Check wearing condition of oil seal, if necessary, change a new one.
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(5)Cylinder head and valve
A.Trouble shooting B.The operation data information C.Dismantling and installing
1 HEAD COMP. CYLINDER 19 "CAM,SHAFT ASSY." 2 "GUIDE,EXH VALVE " 20 "SHAFT,EX.ROCKER ARM" 3 O-RING 21 VALVE RXKER ARM 4 "GUIDE,IN VALVE " 22 SCREW TOPPED ADJUSTER
5 VALVE EXHAUST 23 HEXAGON NUT 6 VALVE INLET 24 "SHAFT,EX.ROCKER ARM "
7 GASKET HEAD CYL. 25 LOCK PIN 8 LOCK PIN (D10*14L) 26 CAMSHAFT HOLDER 9 HEXAGON FLANGE BOLT 27 PLAIN WASHER 10 STUD BOLT 28 HEXAGON FLANGE NUT 11 STUD BOLT 29 CYL.HEAD COVER COMP. 12 INSULATOR CARB GASKET 30 CYL.HEAD COVER 13 INSULATOR CARB 31 "PACKING,CYL. HEAD COVER "
14 IGNITION PLUG (CR7HSA) 32 HEXAGON FLANGE BOLT 15 PLAIN WASHER 33 VALVE SEAL 16 "SPRING,VALVE " 34 CLIP 17 RETAIER VALVE SPRING 35 TUBE CYL. COMP.
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A.Troubleshooting. If the cylinder head is malfunctioned, usually it can tell fr
Compression pressure or from the noise that comes from the upper part of the engine.
1.Unsmooth idle speed
om the measurement of the
-Compression pressure is too low.
2.Insufficient compression pressure. 5.Abnormal noise
-Poor adjustment of valve clearance -Poor adjustment of valve clearance
-Valve being burned out or bent -Valve burned or damaged spring
-Valve timing is not correct -Camshaft is worn out.
-Valve spring is damaged. –Chain adjuster is worn out.
-Poor sealing of valve base. –Camshaft, valve rocker arm is worn out.
-Leakage in Cylinder head gasket.
-Cylinder head twisted or cracked.
-Spark plug is not properly installed.
3.Compression pressure is too high.
-There is too much carbon accumulated in the combustion chamber.
4.There is white fume coming out from the exhaust pipe.
-The valve stem or valve guide pipe is worn out.
-Valve stem’s oil seal is damaged. B.The operation data information
Description
Clearance between adjuster tapped Screw and valve stem (Before warm up)
Compression pressure(throttle open full)
Height of the cam’s convex part
Inner diameter of rocker arm shaft
Outer diameter of rocker arm shaft
Valve base angle
Outer diameter of valve stem
Inner diameter of valve guide Clearance between valve stem and
Valve guide
IN/EX
Standard Value
(mm)
IN 0.08
EX 0.08
Limit of use
(mm)
11kg/650rpm (150CC)
IN 26.625(150CC) 26.23(150CC)
EX 26.53(150CC) 26.13(150CC)
IN 10.00~10.015 10.10
EX 10.00~10.015 10.10
IN 9.972~9.987 9.91
EX 9.972~9.987 9.91
IN&EX
1.0 1.8
IN 4.975~4.900 4.90
EX 4.955~4.970 4.90
IN 5.000~5.012 5.30
EX 5.000~5.012 5.30
IN 0.010~0.037 0.08
EX 0.030~0.057 0.10
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C.Dismantling and installing the
Cam shaft
1.Take off the left cover.
2.Remove the intake pipe from the Cylinder head cover.
3.Take off the 4 bolts of the
cylinder head cover and take off the cylinder head cover.
4.Turn the flywheel counterclockwise and let the ”T”
mark on the flywheel point to the crankcase mark and make the round hole on the cam chain gear point upwards. This is the upper dead point of compression.
5.Take off the cam shaft holder, the nut and the
locking pin.
6.Remove the cam gear from the cam chain.
7.Remove the cam shaft.
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Check cam shaft
Limit of Use:
NOTICE:
Sliding surface.
Limit of use : replace it above 10.10mm.
Limit of use : replace it above 10.10mm.
NOTICE:
NOTICE:
C
heck the convex surface and the height and see whether it has
Been damaged.
IN :replace it below 26.23mm(150CC) EX :replace it below 26.13mm(150CC)
Check camshaft. If the bearing is loosen or worn out, change the whole set if necessary.
Check cam shaft holder
1.Check the cam shaft holder, cam rocker arm, and cam
Rocker arm shaft and see whether it is loosen or worn out.
Do check if there is any damage on the cam rocker arm
2.Cam shaft holder and cam rocker arm outer dia
measurement:
3.Cam rocker arm inner dia measurement:
4.Cam rocker arm shaft and rocker arm outer dia measurement:
5.Clearance between the Cam rocker arm and rocker arm shaft.
Limit of use : replace it above 0.10mm.
WHEN INSTALLING:
The mark “EX” on the cam shaft holder is the exhaust rocker arm, one-way stopper.
1.
Install the exhaust rocker arm, the inlet rocker arm, and the rocket arm shaft.
a.The tangen angle of the heat side of intake valve’s rocker arm shaft is to match with the bolt of the cam holder. b.The tangent angle of the exhaust valve’s rocker arm shaft is to match with the bolt of the cam holder.
2.Turn the flywheel to make the T mark pin correctly. The hole on the cam chain gear
should point upwards. Both the left and right concave points and the cylinder head are at parallel position (convex part of cam shaft points upwards), then install the cam shaft on the cylinder head.
3.Install the cam chain onto the cam shaft gear.
4.Install the locking pin.
5.Install the camshaft holder, washer and nuts on the cylinder head.
6.Lock tightly the cylinder head nuts.
Locking torque: Cam shaft holder nuts:2.0kg-m
a.Put some grease on the bolt thread of cam shaft holder b.Lock the nuts of the cam shaft bracket in “cross” sequence for 2-3 times.
7.Adjust the valves clearance.
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Dismantling the cylinder head:
1.
Remove the carburetor.
2.Remove the muffler.
3.Remove the fan cover.
4.Remove the bolts on the engine cover.
5.Remove the camshaft.
6.Remove the cylinder head
7.Remove the lock pin, cylinder head gasket.
8.Remove cam chain guide
Notice:
Not to injure the contact
Surface of the cylinder.
Avoid any object dropping info the engine.
Further dismantling
se the valve contracting tool to remove valve pin,
U
supporter, the vlave spring collar, valve spring and valve stem oil seal.
Notice:
Valve Spring has to be operated by the valve spring contractor. To assemble the cylinder head, please follow the opposite procedure as above.
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(6)Cylinder and piston
A.Trouble shooting B.The Operation notice C.Data D.Dismaniling cylinder, piston E.Installing cylinder, piston
C.Data (150CC)
Part name /description
Bore
Cylinder
Curve Cylindrility Roundness Clearance b/w Piston
and Piston ring
Clearance of cutting
Piston/
Piston ring
Piston pin outer diameter Clearance between piston and piston pin Connecting rod small end inner dia
section Piston outer diameter
Measuring location of piston outer dia. Clearance b/w piston and cylinder
Piston pin hole inner dia
tandard value
S
( mm )
57.490~57.510
Limit of use
( mm )
57.600
- 0.005
- 0.005
- 0.005 lst ring 0.03~0.07 0.10 2nd ring 0.02~0.06 0.10
lst ring 0.10~0.25 0.50 2nd ring 0.10~0.25 0.50 side ring 0.2~0.7 ---
57.470~57.490
Down to 5 mm from the piston skirt
57.400
---
0.025~0.035 0.10
15.006~15.012
14.990~14.992
15.030
14.96
0.020~0.017 0.025
15.010~15.028
15.060
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A.Troubleshooting.
a.Compression pressure is too low, difficult to start engine
and engine running
unsmoothly.
1.Cylinder head gasket cracked
2.Spark plug is not well locked
3.Piston ring worn out or cracked
4.Cylinder, piston worn out.
5.Reed valve is out of order. b.Compression pressure is too high; Engine overheating; abnormal noise.
1.piston tip has too much carbon accumulated. c.Abnormal piston noise
1.Cylinder and piston worn out.
2.Piston pin hole or Piston pin worn out.
3.Connecting rod small end or bearing worn out. d.Abnormal piston or cylinder noise
1.Piston ring worn out or cracked
2.Cylinder worn out or cracked
B.The operation notice
1.Clean before operation to avoid particles dropping into the engine. The contact surface of gasket must be clean.
2.
3.Dismantle cylinder and cylinder head by screw driver. Do not injure the contact surface.
4.Cylinder inner surface and piston outer face can’t be injured. Contact Surface should lubricate by specified oil.
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D.Dismantling
Dot’ drop the clip into the crankcase.
Don’t make piston ring worn out or damaged
a.Dismantling Cylinder
1.Remove the cylinder head.
2.Remove 2 bolts, then the camshaft chain adjuster
3.Remove CAM chain guide.
4.Remove cylinder.
5.Remove the cylinder gasket, lock pin and clean the gasket on the cylinder.
b.Dismantling piston
1.Remove the piston pin clip. NOTICE:
2.Remove the piston pin and take off the piston.
3.Check piston, piston pin, piston ring.
4.Remove the piston ring
NOTICE: NOTICE:
5.Clean the carbon in the groove of the piston ring.
c.PISTON OUTER DIA MEASUREMENT:
1.Measuring location:
Perpendicular to the piston pin hole, down to
5mm(150CC) form the piston skirt.
Limit of use : change it when less than 57.4mm.( 150CC)
2.The clearance between the piston and piston pin:
3.Checking any wearing, damage inside the cylinder. Vertical to piston pin, and in X-Y direction to measure cylinder bore from the upper, middle and lower location.
Limit of use : Change it when above 57.6mm(150CC)
4.The maximum clearance between the cylinder and piston pin.
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5.The difference between the X and y is the
roundness.
6.The cylindrility is the max value of the
difference between the upper, Middlle and lower position of the inner dia in X or Y direction.
Limit of use : Roundness:change it when above
0.005mm. Cylindrility:change it when above
0.005mm.
d.Checking the flatness of cylinder contact
surface.
Limit of use : change it when above 0.05mm.
e.Connecting rod small end inner diameter measurement.
Limit of use : change a new one when above 15.06mm.( 150CC)
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E.Installing Cylinder and piston
NOTICE:
NOTICE:
crankcase and to clog the crankcase with rags.
a.Installing piston and piston rings
1.Lubricate the piston rings by motor oil.
NOTICE:
a. Be careful not to scratch the piston
and not to break the piston ring.
b.The mark (on the ring) should be
upward when installing.
c.after installing, the ring should be
smoothly rotated.
2.Clean up the residual gasket on the
crankcase.
Do not drop other objects into the crankcase.
3.Assembly the piston, piston pin and piston pin
clip.
a.The mark “IN” on the piston tip should face to the INLET side. b.Do not drop the piston pin clip into the
b.Installing piston
1.Fix the lock pin and gasket on the crankcase.
2.Lubricate the Cylinder inner surface, piston and piston rings
3.Install the piston ring into the cylinder carefully.
by Motor Oil.
NOTICE: a.The piston ring cannot be damaged or cracked. b.The cutting section of three rings must be arranged at intervals of 120°
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(7)A.C. Generator
A.Dismantling AC generator
B.Installing AC generator
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Dismantling AC generator
1. Dismantle the rear section of muffler.
2. Remove fan cowl.
3. Remove the M6 screws
4. Remove screws of flywheel magneto.
5. Remove the AC flywheel magneto by special tool.
6. Remove the flywheel.
7. Remove the electric plug of AC flywheel
magneto.
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B.Installing AC generator
To install, please reverse the dismantling procedure.
Locking torque: M6: 1.0~1.2kg/m M12: 3.2~4.0kg/m
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(8)Final transmission mechanism
A. Troubleshooting.
B. Dismantle the final transmission mechanism.
C. Check the final transmission mechanism.
D. Assemble the final transmission mechanism.
A. Troubleshooting
Engine can be started, but the vehicle doesn’t move.
1.Gear worn-out or cracked.
2.Gear burnt out.
Noise occur when running.
1.Gear worn out, burnt or gear surface.
2.Bearing worn out of loosen.
Oil leakage
1.Too much oil
2.Seal worn out or damaged.
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B. Disassemble the final transmission mechanism:
1.Remove the rear wheel.
2.
Drain the oil in the gear box.
3.Remove the bolt in the gear box
cover. Take off the gear box.
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3.Remove the final reduction gear A
nd idle gear.
5.Clean up the gear box.
C. Check the final transmission mechanism
1.Check the wearing condition of driving shaft and gears. Gear teeth number: 14 T (125CC) ; 15 T (150CC)
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2.Check the wearing condition of idle gear shaft and idle gears.
Gear teeth number 42 T (150CC)
3.Check the wearing condition of the final reduction gear.
4.Check the wearing condition of the oil seal and bearing.
D. Assemble the final transmission mechanism, please follow the opposite procedure Of disassembling. After locking the drain bolt, refill 90cc of gear oil SAE90.
Locking torque:M6: 1.0~1.2kg/M M10: 3.5~4.0kg/M Drain bolt: M8: 1.8kg/M
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(9)Crankcase, Crankshaft:
A
. Disassembling diagram.
B. Troubleshooting.
C. Data
D. Remove crankcase and crankshaft.
E. Check crankshaft.
F. Assemble the crankcase.
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A. Disassembling diagram
Torque: 1.0~1.2kg-m
B. Troubleshooting Engine noise:
1.The bearing of final transmission mechanism is loosen.
2.Crank pin of bearing is slack.
3.The bearing of gear box is loosen.
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C.Data
Item Standard value(mm) Limit of use.(mm)
Clearance of connecting rod big end
0.10~0.35 0.55
axle direction
Clearance of connecting rod big end
- 0.04
vertical direction.
Swingness of the crank shaft journal. 0.03 0.10
D. Remove the crankcase and crankshaft by the following procedures:
1.Remove the engine.
2.Remove the muffler.
3.The carburetor.
4.Engine corer.
5.Cylinder head.
6.Cylinder.
7.The driving plate.
8.AC flywheel magneto.
9.The starter clutch.
10.Oil pump.
11.Bolts of left/right crankcase.
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E.Check crankshaft
1.Measure the difference of the connecting
rod big end between the X and Y
Limit of use : replace it when above 0.04mm.
2.Measure the swing ness of the crankshaft
journal.
imit of use
L
A B
Change it when above
Change it when above
0.1mm
3.Check the looseness of crankshaft bearing. If it is loosen, replace to a new one.
0.1mm
A
.Assemble crankcase:
F
1.assemble crankcase according to the opposite procedure of disassembling.
2.The locking torque of bolts and nuts are described in previous chapter please refer.
B
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(10)Carburetor:
A.General theory B.Troubleshooting. C.Dismantling the carburetor. D.Dismantling the float and nozzle.
CARBURETOR SPECIFICATIONS:
ITEM SPECIFICATION Model M2-150 Carburetor type KEIHIN CVK24 Bore size 24 mm I.D. NO 046 Idle r/min Float height
1700 ±±±± 100
18.0 ±±±± 0.5 mm Main jet #102 Jet needle 4HLGL Needle jet P-O Pilot jet #35 Pilot screw
1 1/ 2 turns out
(PRE-OPENING)
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(A) General theory
DIAPHRAGM AND PISTON OPERATION
The carburetor is a variable-venturi type, whose venturi cross sectional area is increased or decreased automatically by the piston valve. The piston valve moves according to the negative pressure present on the downstream side of the venturi A. Negative pressure is admitted into the diaphragm chamber through an orifice provided in the piston valve.
Rising negative pressure overcomes the spring force, causing the piston valve to rise into the diaphragm chamber and prevent the air velocity from increasing. Thus, air velocity in the venturi passage is kept relatively constant for improved fuel atomization and precise air/fuel mixture.
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SLOW SYSTEM
This system supplies fuel during engine operation when the throttle valve is closed or slightly opened. The fuel from the float chamber is metered by the pilot jet where it mixes with air coming in through the pilot air jet . This mixture, rich with fuel, then goes up through the pilot passage to the pilot screw . Part of the mixture is discharged into the main bore through bypass ports . The mixture is metered by the pilot screw and sprayed into the main bore through the pilot outlet port .
COASTING ENRICHMENT SYSTEM
The coasting enrichment system is included in the slow system Joining of the air from upper part of then carburetor inlet side to pilot air passage which obtains proper fuel/air mixture ratio. But if the throttle valve is closed suddenly, a large negative pressure generated in the cylinder which is applied to the diaphragm . The valve which interlocks with the diaphragm closes an air passage , thus, the fuel/air mixture ratio by controlling air flow in the pilot circuit.
. At the normal running operation,
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MAIN SYSTEM
As the throttle valve is opened, engine speed rises and negative pressure in the venturi A
increases. This causes the piston valve to move upward.
The fuel in the float chamber is metered by the main jet . The metered fuel enters the needle
jet , mixes with the air admitted through the main air jet and forms an emulsion.
The emulsified fuel then passes through the clearance between the needle jet and jet needle
and is discharged into the venturi A, where it meets the main air stream being drawn by the engine.
Mixture proportioning is accomplished in the needle jet . The clearance through which the
emulsified fuel must flow ultimately depends on throttle position.
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AUTO-ENRICHENER (AUTO-CHOKE) SYSTEM
The automatic enrichener (automatic choke) device consists of the PTC heater A, the thermo-wax B and the plunger/needle . When the thermo-wax B is cold, the plunger/needle moves upward, Fuel is drawn into the enrichener circuit from the float chamber .
Enrichener jet meters this fuel, which then flows into fuel pipe and mixes with the air coming From the upper part of the float chamber . The mixture, rich in fuel content, reaches upper part of The fuel pipe and mixes again with the air coming through a passage extending from main bore .
The two succesive mixings of fuel with air are such that proper fuel/air mixture for starting is produced when the mixture is sprayed out through outlet port into the main bore.
NOTE:
n enrichener is operated almost the same way as a choke.
A
When the engine is cold: The automatic enrichener passage is always open as the thermo-wax remains atomospheric temperature.
When the engine is started: According to the PTC heater temperature, the thermo-wax gradually expands and closes enrichener passage by the needle of the plunger.
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FLOAT SYSTEM
The float and needle valve work in conjunction with one another. As the float chamber , the float rises and the needle valve pushes up against the valve seat. When this occurs, no fuel enters the float chamber.
As the fuel level falls, the float lowers and the needle valve unseats itself; admitting fuel into the float chamber .
In this manner, the needle valve admits and shuts off fuel to maintain the appropriate fuel level inside the float chamber .
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ACCELERATOR PUMP SYSTEM
This system works only when the rider opens throttle grip quickly as pump send the necessary amount of fuel to the carburetor bore for correcting fuel/air mixture ratio. When the rider open the throttle grip quickly, the intaken air volume becomes large and air velocity at the bottom of the throttle valve (piston valve)is slow and sucking volume of fuel is less.
The throttle valve lever pulls lever with the cable, and lever turns and pushes rod . The rod pushes plunger . This plunger pushes out the fuel through outlet pipe , spraying fuel into the main bore.
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INSPECTION
Check the following parts for damage and clogging. * Pilot jet * Piston valve * Main jet * Starter jet * Main air jet * Gaskets and O-rings * Pilot air jet No.1 & No.2 * Pilot outlet and bypass * Needle jet holder * Coasting enrichement valve * Float * Needle valve * Jet needle * Valve seat
if any abnormal condition is found, wash the part clean. If damage or clogging is found, replace the part with a new one.
CARBURETOR CLEANING
!WARNING
Some carburetor cleaning chemicals, especially diptype soaking solutions, are very corrosive and must be handled carefully. Always follow the chemi­cal manufacturer’s instructions on proper use, han­dling and storage.
Clean all jets with a spray-type carburetor cleaner and dry them using compressed air. Clean all circuits of the carburetor thoroughly-not just the perceived problem area. Clean the circuits in the carburetor body with a spray-type cleaner and allow each circuit to soak, if necessary, to loosen dirt and varnish. Blow the body dry using compressed air.
!CAUTION
Do not use a wire to clean the jets or passageways. A wire can damage the jets and passageways, if the components cannot be cleaned with a spray cleaner it may be necessary to use a dip-type clean­ing solution and allow them to soak. Always follow The chemical manufacturer’s instructions for proper use and cleaning of the carburetor components.
after cleaning, reassemble the carburetor with new seals and gaskets.
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AUTO-ENRICHENER INSPECTION
for the purpose of checking temperature.
Disconnect the lead wire coupler.
Remove the cover.  Connect the positive terminal of a 12V battery to
Yellow/white lead and the negative Θ terminal to Black/ White. Check that the auto-enrichener section (PTC heater built-in area)is heated in 5 minutes after the battery has been connected.
NOTE:
o inspect the function, check for change of temperature
T from the cold condition.
!CAUTION
Do not attempt to disassemble the auto-enrichener
FLOAT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
To check the float height, turn the carburetor upside down. Measure the float height A while the float arm is just con­tacting the needle valve using vernier calipers. Bend the tongue as necessary to bring the float height A To the specified level.
Float height A: 20.8 ± 1.0mm
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(B) Troubleshooting
D
ifficult to start
1.No sparking in spark plug.
2.Compression pressure too low.
3.No fuel in the carburetor
-air cleaner blocked
-oil pipe blocked
-bad adjustment of the fuel level float valve is jell Mixed air too dilute
1.Main jet blocked
2.Float valve blocked
3.Fuel level too low
4.Fuel system blocked
5.Second air sucked into intake system
6.Bat vacuums during piston movement
7.Throttle valve malfunction Too much fuel in the engine
1.Air cleaner blocked
2.Mixed air is too dilute in the idle system
Sparking unsteady while increasing speed
1.Ignition system malfunction.
2.Air mixture is too dilute
Difficult to start, Ignition off, Unstable idling
1.Fuel system blocked
2.Ignition system malfunction
3.Air mixture is too dilute or too thick
4.Fuel deterioration
5.Second air sucked into intake system.
6.Bad idle adjustment
7.Bad fuel volume adjustment
8.Idle system or fueling system blocked
9.Bad adjustment of fuel level
Mixture air too thick
1.Auto chock system malfunction
2.Float valve malfunction
3.Fuel level is too high
4.Air route blocked
5.Dirty air cleaner
6.Fuel overwhelming in carburetor
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(C)Dismantling the carburetor
Note :Fuel volume adjusting screws have been set up properly before sale thus there is no
1.Remove the auto starter connector.
2.Remove the throttle cable, then the fuel pipe from the carburetor.
3.Remove the screws on the intake manifold.
4.Unscrew the fixing belt on the connecting pipe.
5.Remove the carburetor.
Assembling the carburetor To assemble the carburetor, please follow the reversed procedures of the dismantling and do the following adjustment after installation is finished:
-Adjust the throttle cable
-Idle adjustment
Adjustment of fuel volume adjusting screws
need for self-adjustment. However, when dismantling, a record of the turning loop has to be dept for future assembling purpose. Put up the center stand while adjustment.
1.After the engine is warm up, adjust the stopping screw throttle of throttle valve to the standard rpm. Idle rpm 1,700±100rpm
2.Adjust the fuel volume adjusting screws to the highest stable rotation. This rotation value is the optimum setting of throttle
3.Fuel up for several times, make sure that the idle rpm is within the standard rpm. Repeat the above procedure if the idle rpm is unstable.
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(D)The float nozzle
Note:
Note:
damages.
Note:
Notice
Notice
1.Dismantling Remove the screws to take off the float chamber. Remove the float, the float pin, and float valve.
2.Checking Check the float valve, valve base to see whether it is blocked or damaged. Check the float valve, valve base surface if sectional worn out or dirty.
When the valve is too dirty or severely worn-not, the Valve base will not close completely thus will result In increasing of fuel level and fuel leakage problem. A new replacement is needed.
emove the main jet, needle jet base, needle jet,
R slow jet and fuel adjusting screws.
Avoid any damage on the jets and the fuel adjusting screws. Before dismantling, record the number of turning loops. No screwing-in movement by force to avoid any
se the detergent solution to clean the jets. Fuel
U
adjusting
After cleaning off the blockage and the
dirt, screw
blow dry by compressed air.
Remove the vacuum and air-interrupt valve for Cleaning.
3.Assembling Assemble the slow jet, needle jet, main jet and
fuel adjusting screws.
Record the number of turning loops before dismantling
ssemble the float valve, float and float pin.
A
4.Checking fuel level
Check after the checking on the float valve and the float is done. Put the float gauge on the float chamber perpendicularly to the main jet for measurement.
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(D)Handle bar, front wheel, front brake and front fork:
A. Troubleshooting
1.steering handlebar is abnormal, too tight. a.steering mechanism; washer of conical bush locked too tightly. b.steering mechanism; steel ball is cracked. c.steering mechanism; steel ball base and washer of conical base is damaged. d. wheel pressure is too low.
2.steering handlebar is aslant. a. left and right damper are not even. b.Front fork is crooked. c. The axle of front fork is crooked or the wheel is aslant.
3.front wheel swings. a.wheel rim is distorted. b.bearing of front axle is loose. c.wheel spoke is distorted. d.Tire worn out. e. The wheel axle is improperly assembled.
4.front damper is too soft, or spring fatigue.
5.Noise in front damper. a.noise comes form the shock absorber tube. b.locking screw of damper is loose.
B. Data
Item Model
Standard value(mm)
Limit of use.(mm)
thickness of frt pad BLUR-150/220 Disk of frt brake BLUR-150/220 thickness of REAR pad Swingness of frt/rr
BLUR-150/220 BLUR-150/220
wheel
8.3 5.3
4.0 3.5
10.0 7.0
- 2.0
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C. Change the speedometer cable:
Note:
Put
some
grease onto the inner cable before assembling.
1.Remove the front handle cover.
2.Remove the nut of the speedometer cable.
3.Remove the fixed screw of the speedometer cable on the front wheel.
4.Pull out the damaged speedometer cable.
5.To assemble the new cable, please follow the opposite of dismantling procedures.
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(D)Steering handlebar
1.Remove the LH/RH back mirrors.
2.Remove the upper handle cover.
3.Remove the nuts on front fork and handlebar.
4.Take off the fixing bolt.
5.Remove the nut and bolt of the front fork fixed on The handlebar.
6.Take off the handle bar.
7.When assembling, please follow the opposite procedures.
Locking Torque: M6 : 1.0-1.2kg-m M10 : 3.0-4.0kg-m
8.Before assembling, please add grease on each cable.
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(E)Front wheel
1.Remove the locking nut of the front
wheel on the right side.
2.Draw out the axle of front wheel,
remove the ring and take off the gear sets of speedometer.
3.Remove the front wheel assy.
4.Assemble the front wheel follows
the opposite procedure of dismantling. Locking Torque: M10: 3.0-4.0kg-m
Note:
1.Put the lock block of speedometer gear assy upon the extrusion of the front fork.
2.Put the grease onto the grease sets of speedometer before assembling.
5.Checking the front wheel axle
a. Check the bending degree of the front axle. b. Take note of the bending degree on the middle of axle. c. Limit of use: Change it when above 0.2 mm.
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6.Front wheel bearing checking
Turn the tire. If the bearing is Loosen or any occurrence for noise, Please change a new one.
7.Front wheel rim checking
(1)Check the swing of the front wheel rim. (2)Limit of use: Horizontal direction: Change a new one when above 2.0mm. Vertical direction: Change a new one when above 2.0mm.
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(F)Front brake
1. Disassembling and assembling of the front brake comp.
a. Remove two bolts fixed on the front brake comp and the front fork. b. Remove the front brake comp. c. Assemble the front brake comp.
Follows the opposite procedure of dismantling.
Locking Torque:
M8: 2.0~3.0kg-m
2.Air releasing of the front brake comp
The procedure of air releasing a .Fill the enough brake oil to the container b. Do not let the brake oil overflow from the master cylinder or container when assemble the master cylinder cover.
c. Put the spanner upon the drain screw. d. Lock and unlock the screw several times to
release the bubbles. e. Operate slowly the brake lever several times. f. Clamp the brake lever to the end. g. Loose the drain screw, then open the lever completely. h. Locking the drain screw and then loose it when the lever is opened completely. i. Repeat above procedure until all the air in the brake system has been released
Completely.
Locking torque of leaking screw: 0.6 kg-m
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3.Front fork checking: If it is bent or cracked, please replace with a new one.
4.Front shock absorber checking
Check is there any unusual damage or worn-out condition, and whether the guide rod of the Front fork is crooked or not.
Fork oil type: SAE 10W20 Capacity (each side): 95 CC (BLUR-150/220)
NOTE: If the guide rod is crooked, it should be replaced by a new one or repaired.
Tube fixing screw
Spring fixing bolt
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