19. EXHAUST EMISSION CONTROL
SYSTEM
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EXHAUST EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM
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SCHEMATIC DRAWING ............................................................ 19-1
EXHAUST EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM FUNCTION............. 19-2
TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................ 19-2
SERVICE INFORMATION .......................................................... 19-3
SECONDARY AIR CLEANER..................................................... 19-4
AIR INJECTION CUT-OFF VALVE (A.I.C.V.)............................. 19-5
REED VALVE ............................................................................ 19-6
19. EXHAUST EMISSION CONTROL
SYSTEM
SCHEMATIC DRAWING
EXHAUST EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM LOCATION
Air Injection
Cut-off Valve
Air Injection
Cut-off Valve
Charcoal Canister/
Purge Control Valve
19. EXHAUST EMISSION CONTROL
SYSTEM
EXHAUST EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM
The exhaust emission control system adopted in this model utilizes the reed valve to draw
secondary air into the exhaust system for re-combustion by means of exhaust pulsation so as to
minimize the exhaust emission.
FUNCTION
It filters the fresh air drawn for re-burning to
prevent dirt or dust from affecting the operation of
the air injection cut-off valve.
Air Injection Cutoff Valve
Prevent exhaust
muffler noise and
backfiring at sudden
deceleration.
The air injection cut-off valve usually opens to lead
air into the exhaust muffler in which air is reburned to reduce CO. When the throttle valve
closes suddenly, the air injection cut-off valve is
actuated by vacuum to close and cut off secondary
air in order to prevent exhaust muffler backfiring
due to air in the exhaust system.
Control the secondary
air inlet to reduce CO.
When the motorcycle speed is less than 50km per
hour, the reed valve operates to draw secondary air
into the exhaust system for re-combustion.
TROUBLESHOOTING
High CO at idle speed
1. Damaged or clogged reed valve
2. Damaged or clogged air injection cut-off valve
3. Clogged air cleaner
Backfiring at sudden deceleration
1. Damaged reed valve (malfunction)
2. Faulty air injection cut-off valve (unable to close)
3. Carburetor incorrectly adjusted
4. Faulty air cut-off valve
5. Leaking vacuum tube
Exhaust muffler noise
1. Faulty air injection cut-off valve
2. Broken vacuum tube
3. Faulty reed valve