Check and decarbonize:................................................................................................................................. 5
Check and grease: .......................................................................................................................................... 5
Clean and set:................................................................................................................................................. 5
Test the machine:........................................................................................................................................... 5
Filling the fuel and oil systems...................................................................................................................... 6
Checks before handing over to customer....................................................................................................... 6
SPECIAL IMPORTANT POINTS ................................................................................................................ 7
To open the saddle:........................................................................................................................................ 7
Oil and fuel: ................................................................................................................................................... 7
TIGHTENING TORQUES AND SPECIAL TOOLS.................................................................................. 8
Special tools:.................................................................................................................................................. 8
BODY PANELS ............................................................................................................................................... 9
Removal of instrument panel upper cover Operation 1 ............................................................................... 9
Removal of instrument panel cover Operation 2 ......................................................................................... 9
Removal of saddle/storage compartment assembly Operation 3............................................................... 10
Removal of legshield rear panel Operation 4............................................................................................. 11
Removal of legshield front panel Operation 5 ........................................................................................... 12
Removal of rear RH and LH covers ............................................................................................................ 13
Removal of footboard .................................................................................................................................. 15
Removal of main fairings Operation 7....................................................................................................... 16
Removal of front mudguard......................................................................................................................... 17
Removal of rear mudguard and the mud flap Operation 8......................................................................... 18
Removal of headlight, sidelight, and front direction indicator bulb............................................................ 20
Removal of headlight................................................................................................................................... 20
Removal of rear light ................................................................................................................................... 20
Removal of fork Operation 9 ..................................................................................................................... 21
Removal of fork lower and upper races....................................................................................................... 22
Removal of fork lower cone ........................................................................................................................ 22
Dismantling the fork.................................................................................................................................... 23
Removal of steering lock ............................................................................................................................. 24
Removal of rear brake hose ......................................................................................................................... 24
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Removal of handlebar.................................................................................................................................. 25
Removal of RH and LH control switch modules......................................................................................... 26
Removal of throttle and oil controls ............................................................................................................ 26
Removal of exhaust Operation 10.............................................................................................................. 27
Removal of saddle opening control ............................................................................................................. 28
Removal of fuel tank and its valve .............................................................................................................. 29
Removal of oil tank Operation 12.............................................................................................................. 29
Removal of oil pipes.................................................................................................................................... 30
Removal of fuel gauge................................................................................................................................. 31
Removal of rear shock absorber .................................................................................................................. 31
WORK ON THE ENGINE WITHOUT REMOVING THE ENGINE.................................................... 32
Removal of magneto coil............................................................................................................................. 32
Removal of starter motor ............................................................................................................................. 32
Removal of carburettor ................................................................................................................................ 32
Removal of cylinder and the piston ............................................................................................................. 33
Removal of inlet manifold and valves......................................................................................................... 33
Removal of oil pump ................................................................................................................................... 33
Removal of engine mounting linkrod and rubber thrust bush ..................................................................... 34
Removal of ACI 100 ignition module (100cc)............................................................................................ 35
Removal of transponder antenna (100cc) .................................................................................................... 35
Removal of high tension coil....................................................................................................................... 35
Removal of voltage regulator ...................................................................................................................... 36
Removal of horn .......................................................................................................................................... 36
Removal of lighting and choke resistors ..................................................................................................... 36
Removal of CDI ignition module (50cc)..................................................................................................... 36
Removal of instrument panel....................................................................................................................... 37
Removal of speed sensor ............................................................................................................................. 37
Removal of main harness............................................................................................................................. 38
REMOVING THE ENGINE ........................................................................................................................ 40
Removal of power unit ................................................................................................................................ 40
Stripping down the power unit .................................................................................................................... 41
Removal of frame ........................................................................................................................................ 42
Refitting the frame....................................................................................................................................... 44
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TECHNICAL DATA
TECHNICAL DATA
Machine markings
50cc100cc
Type approval n°B1AAAAB2ABAA
Technical data
50cc100cc
Engine
2-stroke2-stroke
Bore x stroke40 x 39.150.6 x 49.7
Cubic capacity49.1 cc99.9 cc
Max. power2.9 kw6.9 kw
Max. torque4,4 Nm9,5 Nm
Gross compression
50cc100cc
Length1925 mm1925 mm
Width716 mm716 mm
Height without rear
1126 mm1126 mm
view mirror
Ground clearance130 mm125 mm
Wheelbase1311 mm1311 mm
Weight
50cc100cc
Weight100 kg107 kg
Tyres
50cc100cc
Front wheel1.85 "x 16"1.85" x 16"
Front tyre80/80-1680/80-16
Front pressure1.8 bar1.8 bar
Rear wheel2.50" x 16"2.50" x 16"
Rear tyre100/70-16100/70-16
Rear pressure2 bar2 bar
Engine markings
Engine typeFC1-FC3FC2
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50cc100cc
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SERVICE SCHEDULE AND COMMISSIONING
SERVICE SCHEDULE AND COMMISSIONING
Heavy duty servicing is aimed at machines used under "harsh" conditions: door-to-door deliveries, intensive
urban use (courier), short trips with cold engine, dusty regions, ambient temperature of over 30°c.
Idle speedXXX
Throttle controlXXX
Oil pump operation *XXX
Functioning of electrical equipmentXXX
Front and rear brake operation *XXX
Fuel pipeXXX
Oil pipeXXX
Front brake fluid pipeXXX
Tyre pressuresX
Tyre condition, pressure and wearXX
Brake fluid levelXXX
Battery electrolyte level *XXX
Tightness of nuts and boltsXXX
Change:
Spark plugXX
Inlet silencer filter elementXX
Front brake pad #X
Rear brake pad * #X
Rear brake lining * #
Drive pulley bushes #XX
Transmission beltX
Check and decarbonize:
PistonX
Cylinder headX
Exhaust portX
Check and grease:
Idle flange pulley and needle bushesX
Drive pulley: idle flange and rollers *X
Kickstart drive gear and shaft bushX
Clean and set:
CarburettorX
Test the machine:
On the roadXXX
* depending on equipment
# if necessary
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Remove the battery
Remove the 6 filler caps and the vent cap
Fill with electrolyte up to the level marked UPPER LEVEL
Electrolyte: (35% sulphuric acid = 1.28g/cm3) 1 litre P/N: 752740, 5 litres P/N: 752741
Leave the battery to stand for approximately half an hour
Top up again if necessary
Charge the battery for at least 2 hours with a current of 400mA (0.4A)
Refit the battery and connect the vent pipe
Connect terminal with the red wires to the + and the terminal with the green wire to the -.
Then the battery should be topped up again if necessary, after fully charging, using distilled water only
Filling the fuel and oil systems
Put in the tank 1 litre of 95 or 98 unleaded fuel mixed with 3 % of 2-stroke semi-synthetic oil
Top up the oil with 2-stroke semi-synthetic oil
Start the engine and disconnect the oil feed pipe to the carburettor on the 50 cc model and to the inlet pipe on
the 100 cc model, that the oil is supplied in drops (the frequency of the drops increases with engine speed)
Top up the tank with pure fuel only
Checks before handing over to customer
Check tightness of wheel nuts
Front wheel: 6 m.daN
Rear wheel10 m.daN
Check all nuts and bolts are tight
Check brake adjustment and efficiency
Check tyre pressures cold
Front wheel: 1.8 bar
Rear wheel2 bar
Check operation of lighting, direction indicators, horn, and brake light
Check operation of the different warning lights
Carry out a road test
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SPECIAL IMPORTANT POINTS
SPECIAL IMPORTANT POINTS
Tyres:
This machine is fitted with special tyres manufactured by Hutchinson. When replacing tyres, it is essential to
fit tyres of the same type and same dimensions
To open the saddle:
The saddle on this machine is opened electrically. This is carried out by turning the ignition key fully to the
right
When the saddle opens, the ignition key automatically returns to the ignition on position
Important do not forget to turn off the ignition after opening the saddle
Oil and fuel:
This machine is designed to run on unleaded 95 or 98 fuel
The oil to use for separate lubrication is semi-synthetic oil
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Front wheel spindle nut6 m.da
Rear wheel spindle nut10 m.da
Linkrod engine pivot5,2 m.da
Frame engine pivot5,2 m.da
Shock absorber upper mount4,3 m.da
Shock absorber lower mount2 m.da
Exhaust nut on cylinder1,5 m.da
Exhaust nut on engine2 m.da
Top cone3,8 m.da
Top cone locknut2,1 m.da
Steering locknut7 m.da
Front brake caliper2,5 m.da
Rear brake caliper2,5 m.da
Front brake disc1 m.da
Rear brake disc1 m.da
Stand on engine1,9 m.da
Standard:
Screw and nut diameter 5 mm0,5 m.da
Screw and nut diameter 6mm1 m.da
Screw and nut diameter 8mm2,2 m.da
Screw and nut diameter 10mm3,5 m.da
Screw and nut diameter 12mm5,5 m.da
Special tools:
DescriptionPart Number
Steering column wrench754086
* depending on size of screw
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BODY PANELS
BODY PANELS
Removal of instrument panel upper cover Operation 1
Remove the 4 screws (1)
Remove the instrument panel upper cover (2)
Removal of instrument panel cover Operation 2
Remove the instrument panel upper cover (see
operation 1)
Disconnect the instrument panel connector (1)
Remove the handlebar 4 fixing screws (2)
Remove the cover (3) and instrument panel assembly
Remove the 3 screws (4) fixing the instrument panel to
the cover
Remove the instrument panel (5)
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BODY PANELS
Removal of saddle/storage compartment assembly
Operation 3
Remove the 4 fixing nuts (1)
Withdraw the saddle/storage compartment assembly
(2)
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BODY PANELS
Removal of legshield rear panel Operation 4
Remove the instrument panel upper cover (see
operation 1)
Remove the ignition key
Remove the legshield rear panel 8 screws (1)
Separate the legshield front and rear panels
Unclip the legshield rear panel, from the footboard at
(A), and the two guides in the legshield front panel at
(B)
Withdraw the legshield rear panel from the right hand
side of the machine, by pivoting it downwards
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BODY PANELS
Removal of legshield front panel Operation 5
Remove the legshield rear panel (see operation 4)
Remove the fork (see operation 9)
Remove the screw (1) fixing the legshield front panel
to the main fairings
Remove the 2 upper screws (2) fixing the legshield
front panel to the frame
Disconnect the headlight connector (3)
Remove the 2 lower screws (4) fixing the legshield
front panel to the frame by pushing the footboard lug
(A) to one side
Unclip the 4 points (5) securing the legshield front
panel to the main fairings
Tilt the legshield front panel forwards
Remove the 2 screws (6) fixing the ACI 100 ignition
module, disconnect and remove the module
Remove the 4 screws (7) fixing the headlight and
remove it
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BODY PANELS
Removal of rear RH and LH covers
Operation 6
Remove the saddle/storage compartment assembly (see
operation 3)
Remove the grab handle (2 nuts (1A) and 1 screw
(1B))
Remove the battery cover (1 screw)
Remove the 2 side screws (2)
Remove the screw (3) under the battery cover
Remove the plastic rivet (4) over the battery cover
Disconnect the number plate lighting harness (5)
(100cc)
Remove the rear mudflap 4 screws (6)
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Unclip and remove the rear mudflap (7)
Pull the rear cover assembly towards the rear
Disconnect the rear light
Remove the rear cover assembly
BODY PANELS
Remove the complete rear light (2 screws (8))
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Remove the rear cover assembly 2 screws (9)
Unclip the covers
Removal of footboard
BODY PANELS
Remove the legshield rear panel (see operation 4)
Draw back the rear cover assembly (see operation 6)
Disconnect the battery + terminal
Remove the battery, disconnect the battery - terminal
Remove the footboard 4 fixing screws (1)
Unclip fuse holder and the starter motor relay
Remove the footboard (2)
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