Honda goldwing clarion type ii Installation Manual

Accessory
TYPE 11
AM/FM RADIO
Application
GL1100
Publications No.
Issue Date
DECEMBER
PREFACE
Congratulations on purchasing this quality Type 11 Honda Motorcycle Audio system. This booklet is your guide to the installation of your new Type II Honda Motorcycle Radio. Please take the time to read the booklet carefully. (Your authorized Honda dealer will be glad to provide further informa­tion or assistance and is equipped to handle your further service needs.)
TOOLS REQUIRED
Ratchet and 12" extension
7 and 10 mm sockets
8, 10, and 14 mm box wrenches
Drill
1/8", 7/32", 3/16", and 1/4" Bits
2.5, 4, 8 mm hex wrench
#1 and #2 Phillips screwdrivers
Sharp knife or Razor blade
Hammer
Center punch
Masking tape
17 mm open-end wrench
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OVERALL LAYOUT
Fig. 9
INSTALLATION
■ Outline Procedures This section gives general information needed
for mounting the individual radio components on and in the fairing.
A) Fairing
1) Install radio on fairing before mounting fairing on motorcycle. (Remove fairing from your motorcycle when already mounted).
2) Remove fairing parts.
3) Drill unit mount holes.
4) Install six wire clips.
5) Install windshield on fairing before install-
ing speakers.
6) Install radio indicator I on indicator panel II , then install indicator panel on fairing.
7) Install speakers III.
8) Install nutplate IV.
9) Install Power Amplifier in fairing.
10) Install radio funer VI.
11) Install the radio controller VII.
12) Install controller base panel VIII
13) Install radio switch sub-wire.
14) Connect adapter harness and wires inside fairing by working through left turn signal lens hole.
B) Motorcycle frame and handlebar
1) Remove travel trunk and seat. Unscrew four shelter bolts (M6, one on each side at front and rear) to route antenna feeder.
2) Install antenna mount and antenna IX.
3) Route antenna feeder along the frame tube.
4) Install radio switch X on left handlebar
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C) Fairing installation
1) Install fairing on motorcycle.
2) Connect motorcycle wire harness 9-P
coupler to fairing wire 9-P coupler.
3) Connect radio switch wire to switch sub-
wire.
4) Connect antenna feeder.
5) Confirm that radio operates properly.
Reinstall parts removed in step 2 or (A) and in step 1 of (B).
REWORKING
■ Remove Fairing and Fairing Parts (Fig.10)
1) Install radio on fairing before mounting
fairing on motorcycle. (Remove fairing from your motorcycle when already mounted).
2) Remove right and left fairing pockets,
right and left turn signal lenses, right and left nutplates, left hole cover and indi­cator base panel from fairing. (Fig.10)
Fig. 10
LEI-1 NU I PLATE
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Reworking on Fairing —
Speaker mounting holes-
1) Remove 18 mm grommet.
2) Lightly roll template so that it will follow
contour of fairing snugly.
3) Position template on fairing with its upper
and outer edges aligned with those of fairing as indicated by arrows.
4) Attach template to fairing using adhesive
tape where shown.
5) Punch mark centers of four holes with a
drift and hammer.
6) Drill 6 mm holes through marked centers.
To obtain a more balanced response with richer, deeper bases, drill two 50 mm holes in the fairing so as to link the speaker box with the inside of the fairing.
Fig. 11-1
—Power amplifier mounting holes-
7) Drill two 5.5 mm holes through concaves
in fairing.
Fig. 11-2
RIGHT HAND SHOWN, LEFT SIMILAR
ADHESIVE TAPE
TEMPLATE
—Indicator panel mounting holes-
8) Drill four 15 mm holes through fairing at
the marked locations, and 40 mm holes as shown.
Fig. 11-3
INSTALLATION ON FAIRING
■ Radio Indicator Installation (Fig. 12, 13,
14)
1) Install radio indicator in indicator panel as
shown.
15 mm HOLE
40 mm HOLE
Fig. 12
9) Install six wire clips to temporarily secure
wires as shown.
Fig. 11-4
6 WIRE CLIPS
2) Insert the cushion rubbers into the holes
with the thick ends facing out.
3) Slide special washers into cushion rubbers
from inside fairing.
4) Attach the top of the base bracket to fair-
ing using two screw-washer combinations and wing nuts. Tighten wing nuts with pliers while holding the screws with screwdriver.
Fig. 13
THICK END
SPECIAL WASHER
BASE BRACKET
CUSHION RUBBER
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5) Install indicator panel on base bracket.
6) Route indicator wire out through right turn signal lens hole and sub-wire harness G out -through left turn signal lens hole. Temporarily secure wires with wire clips.
Fig. 14
2 SEMS SCREWS
ROUTE TO LEFT TURN SIGNAL LENS HOLE
AND
ATTACH TEMPORARILY BY WIRE CLIP
Speaker Installation (Fig. 15)
1) Route speaker wires through holes in fair­ing and position each speaker in fairing align studs with holes in fairing.
2) Reaching through the turn signal lens holes, install wing nuts on studs and tighten securely.
Fig. 15
RIGHT SPEAKER SHOWN LEFT SIMILAR
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■ Left Nutplate Installation (Fig. 16)
1) Install left nutplate as shown.
Fig. 16
■ Power Booster Installation (Fig. 17)
1) Insert booster into fairing through right
turn signal lens hole.
2) Insert booster studs into holes in fairing
and install using a cap nut on each stud. Tighten securely.
3) Route the gray wire out to right turn
signal lens hole and connect to wire from right speaker.
4) Route wires bundled with yellow tape
under headlight and out through left turn signal lens hole.
5) Remove yellow tape from wires and connect white wire to left speaker wire. Temporarily secure other wires with wire clips.
LEFT NUTPLATE
Fig. 17 WIRE FROM RIGHT SPEAKER
I 2 CAP NUTS -
POWER AMPLIFIER
WIRE FROM LEFT SPEAKER
Radio Tuner Installation (Fig. 18, 19)
1) Attach right nutplate with radio to fair­ing.
Fig. 18
2) Route wires bundled with green tape under headlight towards left and out through left turn signal lens hole. Tem­porarily secure wires with wire clip.
3) Route wire to radio controller under headlight towards left side and out through left pocket hole. Secure wire with wire clip temporarily.
4) Pass indicator wire out through right turn signal lens hole and connect it to wire from indicator.
5) Connect two antenna feeders to radio and route them out through hole above 9-P connector.
■ Radio Controller Installation (Fig. 20)
Remove radio controller blind lid from controller holder. Slide the radio con­troller into the holder and install using four hex socket bolts.
Fig. 20
CONTROLLER HOLDER
4 SOCKET HEAD BOLTS
Controller Base Panel Installation (
Fig. 21, 22)
1)
Slide controller base plate into fairing and
install using four socket head bolts. Place caps over heads of socket bolts.
Fig. 21
CONTROLLER BASE PLATE
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RADIO TUNER
Fig. 19 WIRES BUNDLED WITH YELLOW TAPE
INDICATOR WIRE
FROM INDICATOR CONTROLLER
WIRE
ANTENNA FEEDER EXTENSION
RADIO TUNER
RADIO CONTROLLER
4 SOCKET HEAD BOLT W/WASHERS
(M5 x 20
mm)
4 CAPS
7) Press all bundled wires and wire harness into fairing through left turn signal lens hole.
Fig. 25
2) Route radio wires out through left pocket
hole and connect them to wires from radio. Insert wires into fairing. Secure wires and antenna feeder with wire clamp on nutplate.
Fig. 22
Radio Switch Sub-wire Routing (Fig. 23)
1)
Route radio switch sub wire out through
left turn signal lens hole and secure with wire clip as shown.
Fig. 23
RADIO SWITCH SUB-WIRE
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Antenna Installation (Fig. 26, 27, 28, 29)
1) Remove seat by removing hex socket
bolts (one on each side) and pulling it backward.
2) Remove the top compartment by remov-
ing four bolts (M6) (one on each side at front and rear) and pulling it upward. See Motorcycle Service Manual.
3) Install antenna on antenna mount and
route antenna feeder through mount. Antenna is collapsible. Install the antenna so it folds along the frame. This is for convenience when covering the motor­cycle, or putting the motorcycle in a garage.
4-1 Press grommets into holes at ends of
mount. Position antenna mount on rear trunk stay and install using bolts w/washers.
Tighten nuts (M12) to 0.1 kg-m torque.
Tighten hexagon bolt (M6 x 12 mm) to 0.8-
1.2 kg/m (6-9 ft/lb) torque.
Fig. 26 Fig. 27
4-2 Position antenna base on seat guard pipe
and install using bracket, holder and two flange bolts (M6 x 25 mm).
Tighten the flange bolt (M6 x 25 mm) to 0.8-1.2 kg/m (6-9 ft/lb) torque.
• Tighten the hexagon nut (M12) to
0.1 kg/m torque.
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