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c(SJ
SACHS
-
Repair Instructions No. 4075.8 E
$ACHS
Type
Snowmobile
SA340
Engine
.
340
370
SS
(super
sport)
~
Edition
FICHTEL&SACHS
December
1969
AG · 8720
SCHWEINFURT
.
·~·
Page 2
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CONTENTS
Preface
Installation
{with
Installation
(with
Installation
Technical
Repair
Taking
Work
Asse
Test
Engine
Engine
Instructions
Instructions
Instructions
BOSCH solenoid
Instructions
BOSCH
In
structions and
BOSCH iner
Laying-up
Lubrication
Tightening
Repair
Engine
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
dimensions
solenoid-controlled
dimensions
inertia-pinion
dimensions
data
tools
and
down
the
on
individual
SACHS
(without
spe
dismantling
Changing
Recoil
star
Flywheel
Replacing
Carburettor
Decarbonizing
mbling
the
-runn
ing
and
with
BOSCH
with
BOSCH
Operation,
Starter
faults
and
and
and
and wiring
solenoid-controlled
tia-pinion
the engine ..
and
torques
dimensions
fault
s .
for
for
type
for
assembly
SACHS
starter)
SACHS
starter)
SACHS
jig
SA 340
..
.
SA 340
SA 370
and
...
and
engine
parts
. . .
cial
extracting
crankshaft
ter
..
dynamo
the
magneto
magneto
the
bearings
.
..
housing
tool for
crankshaft
engine)
..
. . .
..
centering tool
or
. 0 •
..
the
. . . . 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • • •
the
exhaust
engine
. . . . . .
running-in
solenoid-controlled
inertia-pinion
maintenance
o o o o o
wiring
d i
agram
wiring
diagram
wiring
diagram
-controlled
diagram
wirin g d i
agram for
type
maintenance chart
for
bolts and
..
.
...
muffler,
the
engine
type
and
lubrication
••••
for
dynamo
for
dynamo
for
dynamo
starter (Type
for
dynamo
starter
(Type DD) . . . . . . . . . .
dynamo
starter
(Type DG)
o
••
••
nuts
. . . .
cylinder
..
. o •
...
starter
starter
o
•••
magneto
magneto 12 V 75 W .
magneto
DD) . . .
magneto
magneto
.
SA
340 SS
..
..
SA
340 SS
oil
.
flywheel
and
•••••
. . . . .
(Type DD)
(Type DG)
of
electric starters
o • •
12
12 V
12 V 75
12 V 75
.
seals
cylinder head
••
• •
V 40 W .
40
Wand
......
Wand
Wand
Folding
Folding
Folding
Foldi
.
ng
Page
2
sheet
sheet
sheet
sheet
4
6
9
9
11
13
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23
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29
30
31
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
44
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PREFACE
This
manual
guidance
an
efficient
intended
training
school.
It
workshop
details
found
Of
service
workshop,
.
Dealers
circulars
available
It
for
available
will
be
of
helpful when
course,
to
are
is
emphasized
u,se
in
is
designed
and
information
repair
as
and
a substitute
to
found
useful
practice.
the
various
good
maintenance
customers
and
trained
requested
containing
to
every
that
the
workshops
to
necessary
maintenance
for
personnel
as a ready
Our
illustrated
units
and
used
in
call
for
personnel.
to
make
technical
individual
all
information
give
dealers
to
service,
the
practical
at
our
customer
reference
Spare
their
construction
conjunction
and
repair
good
equipment,
this
manual
information
responsible
of
and
not
and
enable
Parts
with this
work
and
for
this
nature
for
their
them
to
but
it
is
in
and
theoretical
service
in
day-to-day
List,
containing
, will
booklet.
and
a well
and
all
modifications
actual
servicing.
is
office
staff all
provide
no
way
training
also
be
efficient
fitted-out
SACHS
intended
filing.
We
to
2
hope
all
our
that
this
dealers,
manual
agents
will
and
be
of
real
practical
associates.
FICHTEL & SACHS
SCHWEINFURT
Service Dept.
assistance
AG
Page 5

Technical
Descripti
Type: Fan-cooled single-cylinder two-stroke gasoline
Direction
Swept
Bore:
~
Stroke :
Comp
Output:
Ignition:
Ignition
Contact b reaker
Pole shoe
Spark
Carburettor:
Carbure ttor setting :
Air
Exhaust muffler:
Method
Engine lubricati
w
Data
on:
of
rotation: Anti-clockwise
capaci
ty:
ression
ratio:
ti
ming:
gap:
gap:
plug:
cleaner:
of
starting:
•
on:
SACHS
SA
340
9
22
HP (DIN
) at
525
0 rpm
12 V
12 V 75
240
= 1 tu
rn
T 1
open
BOSCH M
Main jet = 1 turn open
Idling j
et
SAC
HS
as
cu in.)
in.)
rJ;
3
36
75
cc
(20.503
.5
mm (2.972
I
I
I
I
26
i
BOSC
0.4 ± 0.05
running engine
running engine 7 ...
I
Tl
LLOTSON diaphr
HD-13
~
12 V
stopped engine : 0.2 ... 0
runn ing engine: 4.1.. .4.7
40
W equipme nt : stopp
W equipment: sto
I
Swirl-type exhaust silencer
on
,~·
request solenoid-controlled starte r 12 V 0.4 H
or
inerti
necessary battery
Two
-stroke mixture mixed
SA
340
seen on the output sh
75
mm
(2.779 in
11
HP
(DIN)
H flywheel magneto
40Wor
.4
mm
mm
mm (0.
ed
engine
pped
engine
BOSCH M
A 1
'h''
(38.10
Intake silencer
Recoil starter
a-pini
on type
SS
(super sport)
.)
at
6000
rpm
12
V75
W
before
TDC
before
TDC (0.1968 ... 0.2283
016
± 0.002 in.)
32
...
36
14
...
18
25
...
29
11
260
T 1
agm
car
burettor
mm
dia
Main j
Idl
starter
}2 Volt
32
25
: 1 ratio
I
engine
aft
of the engine
I
'·
I
I
I
(0.00
79 ... 0.01
mm
(1.2598
...
(
0.5511
mm
mm
mm (0.2756 ... 0
...
(0.9842 ... 1.
I
.)
I
et
= 1
in
1f,
g jet = 1 t
12
V- 0.4
.. ,
38
Ah
HP.
23.5
with carburett
24.5
wi
57
in.l
in.
1.4
173 in.l
0.7087
1417
.4331
HR-1
turn open
urn
open
P.
SA
CHS
SA
368
cc (22.4
55
rJ;
79
mm
(3.1
9.7
HP
(DIN)
or HR-
HP (DI
N)
th carbu rettor
in.
in.l
in.
BOSCH M 240
8 A
1'
11•"
(
30.
370
cu in.)
10
at
5250
at 5250
HD-
T 1
16
mm
in.
)
rpm
18
A
rpm
13
A
dia.
)
Page 6

REPAIR TOOLS
AND
ASSEMBLY
JIG
'{J
14,6
21,
-
1
2
·
~
'{J
6
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,._
.
..;
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,9
Cj
3
4
9
12
13
14
~
17
4
11
15
16
F &
SI..071:22/2
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lllustr.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Part number
0276 065101
1447 020 000.8
011
1449
000.8
0976 088 100
0976
111
100 Retaining lever
0276161
101
0276 164 102
1476 012 000
0977 063105
0276 135 000
137 6 020 000.8
0276 170 000
1476 013 000.8
1447 009 000.8
1476 014 024.8
1476 014 000.8
1447 009
001
147 6 014 023.8
Repa
I
Gudgeon
I
nsert
Locating pin
Protective
Oil
seal
Ex
tra
.8
Thrust b
spare
Extractor
Ti
ming
Revolu
rque
To-
xt
ractor sleeve
E
cons
1476
1440 027 001.8 h
1476 012 000.8
Clampi ng ring,
Extractor
of
tractor
Ex
(recoil
Clampin
.8
xtr
actor
E
bea
D
es
cription
ir
too
ls
pin ex
tractor
for gudgeon
cap,
for
pin
piston
14 mm
extra
ctor
dia. bore
extractor
ctor hook
gauge
ti
ear
ing a·ssy.,
part
for
on
counter
4 mm
for
magn
for
(1
0276161
eto
fly
spark
advanc
piece
101
whe
)
el M 50x1
e
key X
assy
.,
isting of:
011
roll
000.8 extra
she
lls
er
bearings
shells
st
arter)
g ring,
shells f
ctor
exagon
thrust
I.
D.
for
for
sleeve
head
bearing
bolt
assy.
58 mm X X
inner races
NJ 306 C3
bearing
NA
bushing
. . . . . . .
I.
D.
85.5 mm
or groo
ved
ball
ring 6306 C3
for
engine
tn
tn
0 0 0
.... ....
""
""
<(
<( <(
tn tn tn
X X
X
X
X X
X X
X X
X
X
X
X
X X X
X X
X X
X
X
X
X X
X
X
X
X
X X
X X
,.._
""
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
I
17
0276
081
18
0276 082 000 Swi
19
0276 085 005 S
20
0977 0
41
000
000
Assembly jig
Clamping
ve
base
l unit
etscrew
Mounting
plate
X X X
X
X X
X X
X X
I
I
X
X
I
5
Page 8

TAKING
DOWN
THE ENGINE
Remove
etc
U
Un
Rem
When
se
Fi
all
deflector
the
giving
conn
engine
.).
nscrew
screw exhaust mu
ove
quence indicated.
g.
1
ections
from engine
on
cyl
inder
on
ffl
er, i.e.
man
and clean thoroughly bef
the
engine a gen
eral
to
frame
SACHS SA
ifold
and
ove
rhaul , comp
and
340
and
bracket.
ore
taking
unit (cables, ele
SA 370,
onents shou
Exhaust
electric
Fig. 1
Scr
sembly
bolts
adjoining illustration.
Pull
Remove
carburettor
Rem
insulating
Rem
sary.
Unsc
Re
Fig. 2
Detach
Un
Hold
lev
screw
hub
Rem
s
Unscrew
ga
if there is one.
down.
muffler, carburettor
starter
ew
dow
jig w ith 3_
M l 0 x 40, as shown in the
off impu
ov
e rns.ul
ove flan
rew
coil
starter, starter
reco
lock nut in the
sta·rter h
er
(3,
th e n
with
ove
pace
r.
sket.
ctric
ld
be removed in t
n engine on the as-
hexagon
lse pipe
int
ake
sile n
(2)
.
ating
flange.
ge
{l) only
electric
spr
2 cylin
starter
il
starte
ub with r
repair too
ut
and re
ing ri
ng
dri
fan
(l)
starter
connections
hecid
(4).
cer
(3) and
sleeves
if
neces-
(5).
hub
and
r.
hub
etaining
l no. 5), un-
move starter
and
washer.
cal pins
and
and
remo
he
and
and
fan
(2)
ve
.
Fig. 2
6
Page 9

Cover
plate
(onl y
and
fixing
wit
(l
).
Fig. 3
Unscrew
lead
and
cover
Detach leads
and 3 of
remove fan
Note:
Remove _
housing
nection, if
the
terminal
housing
cover
for
electric starter con-
fitted.
When removing
pull
the
insu
l
ead through
T
ake
Note:
Rem
ove
on
ly
if
Re
mov
circuit
Detach
in_s
ulator
mount
Re
lating hose
.
care of c!owel
. ·
short-circuiti
necessary.
e ·ru
bber
ing button.
short-cir
. :
part
s in
fan
housing
clip
for
h 40 W
equipm
at term
box
(3)
flanges on
the
fan
tub
ng
cap
(2)
c~itin
g.le
reverse ord
ignition
ent)
inal
s 1, 2
(6)
and
.
fan
housin
(5)
with
es.
button
and short
·
ad
f
rom
er.
g,
F & SL.-075: 22
Fi
g. 3
-
Magneto
Fig. 4
F
it
.
4)
F
it
no.
pull
th
e ex
no
Labyrinth ring
ba
Fig. 5
Un
On
pull
of
pull
rubber cap
protect
to
threaded
ret
aini
5)
to
off
the fly
tra
. 7
).
se
plate
screw lab
engin e
ignition
the
spark
off
rubber
flywheel
ive
ng lever (l ,
magne
ctor
wit
(2)
ignition lead
Un
screw
rem
and
).
armature
ove
(on
insul
Woodr
and
tion lead
ment)
ead
l
Remove
cap
(re
pair too
end
of
crankshaft.
repa
to
flywheel
wheel
by
(2,
repair tool
and
armature
yrinth
rin
g (5).
h 40 W equipm
lead
with
spri
plug terminal
sleeve (1) a
and
screw
socket.
base
it together w
ly with
40 W eq
ating
tube (w
uff
key
.
ir tool
means
ng
out the
plat
e (4)
ith
igni-
uip-
l no .
and
of
ent,
out
(6),
nd
ith
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
7
Page 10

Fig. 6
Use only genuine
SACHS
spares.
Cylinder
head,
cylinder and
piston
Fig. 6
Unscrew
cylinder
head
and
linder.
On
SACHS SA 340 SS,
cylinder
Pull
Dang
(
rings
Remove
off
er
.)
head
cylinder
of
cylinder
gasket.
without
breaking
flange
remove
twisting.
gaske
Note:
The
cylinder
twice.
A
(see
cylinder
Use
Spare
piston
be
rebored.
Place
cylinder
s
lott
ed
wooden
Cov
er
the
the
two
sar
y,
force
gudgeon
tool
no.
tool
no. 2).
When
fitting
should
the
be
piston
ves. (Danger
can
appropriate
Parts
List).
with chromium
bearing
surface
on
board
crankcase,
wire
circlips. If
out
gudgeon
pin
extractor
1}
and
insert
the
steel
taken
rings
are
of
breaking
be
home-made
(1
take
(3,
(2,
band,
to
ensure
in
their
rebored
-pla
cannot
).
neces-
pin with
repair
piston
rings.)
Remove
slotted
wood
en
board.
Crankcase and crankshaft
Fig. 7
Unscrew 6 hexagon
screws
from
crankcase.
socket
Unscrew hexagon head bolt
Fig.
3)
t
apping
er
takeoff
rubber
Remove
tak
eoff
care
of
Unscrew
oil
drain
Uns
crew
side
from
he
at
it
F)
for
(grooved
Clean
all
for
wear
and split
the
hammer.
crankcase
side
dowel
screwed
cock
crankcase
the asse
to
1 00
removing
ball
parts
and rep
crankcase
crankcase
side slightly
ha lf
with a
half
and
gasket.
tubes.
nipple {1}
(2).
half
magneto
mbly
...
150 ° C (212 .. . 302 °
the
bearing)
jig
crankshaft
.
thoroughly,
lace
when ne-
power
cessary.
cy-
piston
t.
piston
ted
out
repair
care
that
groo
head
{4,
by
pow
Take
and
and
check
-
-
8
Page 11

WORK
ON
INDIVIDUAL
PARTS
SACHS
special extracting tool
for
(without dismantling the engine)
FICHT
EL
da
mag
ed
oil
necessary.
& SACHS
Engine t
roubles
relatively short time.
When
replacing
Extracting oil
Fig. 8
Before
ext
racting
to
record
sure
si
on
x, o
new
same
or
oil
seal can
dimension.
Note:
If
the
correct
ion
is
s
troubles
bor
tati
not
may
es
in the era n kcase
ng
parts
parts.
AG
have
sea
ls
caus
oil
can
ed
seal
be
repla
by leak
s,
the
deve
seals
the
oil
ord
seal be
er
that the
dimen-
to
the
dim
en-
installation
y,
in
be fitted
installation
adhered to, engine
occur
by
closed oil
or
by
moving
again
ro-
st other
loped a special
ced w
ing
or
foll
owing
F
crankshaft oil seals
ithout a major
damaged
poin
ig.
8
extra
disasse
oil
seals can thu s be
ts should
cting
be
tool
mbly
borne
by
of
in m
means
the
engi
remedied
ind:
F l S
of
ne
which
being
1n
077:
l
a
Fi
g.
If
outs
or
not
9
the
ide
other
be
oil seal
by
means
locking
extracted
is locked t
owards
of a collar
element, it can-
.
Q
(a)
Fig. 9
9
Page 12

Fi
Fi9.
F
ig.
10
Place
the
sition
extracting tool
in such a
ho
oks
(4) grip behind
steel rim of
on
the
si
cylinder
care
that
rew
(3)
sc
Screw in
oil
seal.
F & S
400:58
g.
10
Fig.
11
If the gap
sheet steel
narro
w and
can n
ot compl
position,
racting
ext
hooks
(l) in in c
Rem
ount
as
described
Note
:
If the
oil
dation
),
break.
There
11
to knock
force fit by
way
th
e o
legs
screws {1
shaft
in a
st s
il
(2)
(5)
lign
crew
two
head
are
thru
betwee
rim
of
oil
the
extracting tool
ete
leg
tool
off
lin
and
ly
one leg
and
ed
ext
take
under Fi
seal has
got
the sheet steel rim m
fore it
th
e oi I sea I out
mea ns
of a tub
in
po-
that the two
the sheet
seal. Pre-ten-
even
ly with
),
taking
and thr
ust
ment.
and
extra
n sha
ft
and
seal is t
oo
be placed
of
ert
the
bot
ins
position.
ract
oil seal
g. l 0.
stuck (
oxi
is
advisab
of
e.
ct
in
h
-
ay
le
its
Fitting
Fi
g. 12
10
the
oil
seal
Fig.
12
Before
fitt
pace a·ro
s
wi
th a littl
and ligh
To
oil seal
sh
arp
sh
ell slee ve. If necessary, p
sm
sh
arp edges.
und the tens
e hea t-resisting
tly smear
protect
th e sea
from damag
edges on the
ooth adhesive
Place o il seal in pos
ing the o
pr
ess
it
in
e,
8).
by
taking
dim ens
tub
lation
ig.
(F
The oil seal
when
bei
ng pressed in.
means
care
ion
must
il
seal,
ion
the
sea
ling
lip
e caused
shaft
tape arou
ition a
of a suitab
of
exact
x, o
not
be
fil
l the
spri
grease
lin
g l
of
, use
instal-
and
tilted
ng
ip.
the
by
ut
nd
nd
le
y
Page 13

Changing crankshaft bearings
H
eat
crankcase
bearings
In
sert new
strike a stop
ess
in
Pr
side
case
new
until
halves
hal
and
crankshaf
outer
. Press in oil
grooved
they
strike a sto
have
ves
races
been
to
about
t oils
of
roller
sea
ls (with
ball
bearings
p. Press
screwed
100 ... 150 ° C (212
seals.
bearings into
in
together.
sealing lips
into
the
crankshaft
the
inwards)
warm
oil
...
302 ° F). Remo
wa rm
crankcase
until t
crankcase
seals
until flush only
hey
are
halves
ve
outer
halves
flush.
on
after
the
races
until
magneto
the
crank-
of
they
Removal
bearings
ing
Fig. 13
Pull
off
ed ball
the
appropr
(9
and
7)
a nd wi
pair
tool no.
Remove
sat
ing
washers
of
and
inner
bearing
6),
clamping
thdrawal
spacers
inner
grooved
race
(4)
iate
extractor
11
to
(3)
(2).
races
(1)
and
by
rings
tool
16).
and
of
roller
ball
bear-
groov-
means
shells
(8
(10, re-
compen-
of
and
F&S
1..075:25
Fi
g.
13
11
Page 14

Fig. 14
The
diff
(3, Fig .
erence
13) and
pin
power takeoff side.
of
0.90 mm is
the inn e r
rac
tak
e o f
en
the
up
by
cylindrica
Gauging
Fi
g.
14
Permissible
mm (0.0039 ... 0.0079 in.).
Example:
Inse
rt
inner
cylindrical
into
outer
C
rankcase power takeoff
side:
seali
(with
gas
ra·ce
of
bear
Crankcase
s
ide:
seali
inn
erraceofbearing
C
rankcase
Dimension
crankshaft,
over
both crank
with
a 5 mm thick
s
pac
er
on
takeoff
and
side - 79.00 mm
Axial
play
Pe rmissible axia
play
Difference
to
be taken
inser
ting shims (2, Fig. 13) betwee
l rolle r
bearin
g (1, Fig. 13)
axial
play
of
crankshaft
axial
play
race
of
roller
bearing
race.
ng surfac
ket)
to
e
inner
ing 40.60 mm
magneto
ng su
rface
to
+ 39.
gap
of
measured
power
magneto
up
webs,
l
n the spac
on
80.10 mm
1.10 mm
- 0.20 mm
0.90 mm
the crank
0.1
50
...
0.2
mm
er
-
Fitting the inner race of the cylindrical roller bearing
Wh
en fitting the
Fig.
13
on
way
s be positioned betwee
that
it ca n be s
in
po
sition.
Ne
ver clam
the
inner
uns
erviceable
crankpin
upported
p th e
race
by
.
inner
race of
pow
crankshaft
the
er
at
cylindrical
takeoff sid e),
n th e
two
bo th e nd s, the re
in a
vice at a crankpin
rolle r bearing (
an
inte rmedia te
crank webs
by permitting the
striking it. This will crush the we
. This
12
or
at
bs
do
not
plate
(5, Fig. 13) should a l-
plate must
crankshaft
the
webs
and render
forg
be
and
the
et spa ce rs 3,
of
such a si
to lie fre ely
neve
r try
cra·nkshaft
to
ze
fit
Page 15

Recoil
The
recoil starter
It can
The illust
Fi
g. 15
starte
also
ration
r
is
be subseq
bel
ow
availab
uently
shows
le
for clockwise
converted
the
two
for
starti
or ant
the
other
ng
directions.
i-c
lockwise
star
ting
starting
direction.
direction.
Recoil s
tarter
in clockwise
Dismantling
Fi
g. 16
Take
out
spring
washer
and
S
crew
brake
ring, friction
0.1 mm (0.0039 in.) thi
starter
off
for
direction
paw
labyri
engine
(as seen
spring
ls
(1
and
nth
ring
running
on
the
(5), shims,
plat
e (3),
ck
4).
(2)
.
power
take-off
Fi
g. 16
side
Recoil
in
anti-clockwi
of
the
starter
for
se
crankshaft)
engine running
direction
F
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13
Page 16

F
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Fi
g.
17
Pull ou t
50
with
(1
).
T
ake
ing
Withdraw
clamping
Remove
ter
Remove re
sta·
Carefully
spring,
spring
Take
Remove
Fi
g.
Rai.se spri
spn
Hold
em
(19
home-made
'!.
clamping
taper
ring
clamping
hand
le
rter
cord
take
taking
jump
care
cord
18
ng
ng.
coil
spring
starter
out
clamping
with
taining
of
thumbs (see
raising
spring
Note
R
eplace bush
on
:
each
alternate
necessary, us
shells (repa
Take
bush
ir
care of
(2, Fig. 20).
cord
in.)
and
retaining
'
ring
of
starter
and
detach
ring
stop
clip
run
back
out
pull
car
e n
out.
disc
(3,
from
pulley.
end
to
firmly
illustration)
thumb, let
sides.
(2,
Fig.
ing
the
tool
no. 14).
tol
era
approx.
hold
pulley
with
clamp-
handle.
taper
from
cord.
and
star-
from
cord.
(1)
and
completely.
ey
with
ot
to let
Fig. 19).
take
out
with
both
and, by
20)
only
extractor
nce
rin
g in
clip
let
oil
coil
coil
out
if
Fig. 18
Fig. 19
14
Assembly
Fig. 19
Bef
ore
asse
mblin
g,
s
grease
pring
with
the
pulley
coil
(2)
in stud
that
even.
:
on,
on insert
A ero-SHE
41ubricating
with
spr
ing
with
(1)
and
the coil
starti
for
ng
ng as
anti-clo
spri
coil spring rE;,y
and fill
14
ves in the
lubr
icant.
Insert
s
prin
g
by
coil.
Ensure
fl
at
and
Note
F
or
4
F &
Sl.071:36
clockwise
insert coil
illustrati
directi
sely. •
LL
grease
groo-
the same
end
fit
in coil
spring li
direction,
shown
ckwise
'-i
·'
.~
...
coil
of
es
in
er-
-"'
Page 17

Fi
g.
20
Before inserting pulley, stick disc
(3,
Fig.
19)
0.8
mm
thick
(0.032
with a little
grease
into recess
in.)
of
pulley.
Fit
pulley on to
insert
end
at
stud
(1
Tension pulley/coil spring
rection
of
encountered
Release coil spring
turn until the recess
dering nipple
near
the
ing.
Again hold
hom e-
made
Fig.
21
).
Pull
the starter
rag
soaked
fore
assembling.
Fig.
21
Note:
When
converting starting direc-
tion, reposition cord
bearing
of
spring
).
cord exit until
.
approx. 1h ... 1
in
the pulley rests
cord duct
the
pulley firmly with
retaining clip
cord through a
with
SAE-1
bolt
(4,
for
of
the hous-
0 oil be-
guide
and
Fig. 19)
in
di-
stop
the
sol-
(2)
is
(1,
Fig.
20
also.
Fit
starter
handle
with stop
and
clamping ring on to cord .
starter
cord
Lay
ing
tap
er
and
pull it into clamp-
around
clamp-
ing ring.
Pull
clamping ring into s
handle
and
let
starter
back.
Fig.
22
Screw labyrinth ring
Lubricate
starter
pawl
starter pawls lightly with
cord run
(2)
tight.
bed
tart
SAE
er
and
-1
Fi
g.
0
oil.
Fit start
er pawls
The OJJen
seoti
f;lg and
starter
pawl
side
(1
of
the
long side
face
and
the
starte
in
starting di-
4).
'r pa
of
wl
the
rection.
Fit
washer
thick, friction
ring
and shim
In
sert
After mounting the brake
0.1 ... 0.2
brake
mm
0.1
mm
(0.0039 in.)
plate (3),
spring
s as required.
sprin g
(5).
Fig.
spring, the friction
(0.0039
... 0.0079 in.). . ,
22
Correct this play by putting shims under the
21
pla
brake
('\
..
Je
S!"ring.
should h
ave
a n axial pl
F
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F &5
F
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ay
of
15
Page 18

Replacing the magneto housing
2
Fi
g.
24
Fi
g.
25
Note:
On equipments with
magneto
The
fectly
On
Li
st)
are
Pr
ess
De
Tight
housing: "4
fly
whe
el
in line
engine
witho
according
perfectly
in
flywheel.
grease
4 Philips
ening torque
should
with
in
gear
ring
0x" (for 40 W equipm
be
fitted in such a
the
bor
es
in the
ut electric s
to equipm
line
with the
screws
0.9 ...
ent (40
M 6 x 10
1.1
kpm
tart
bor
for
housing.
er, f it
or
es
with
(6.5 ... 7.9
or
the flywheel
F'
& S
l.OSl..:tOS
F&
S l. OS/.:1 06
electric starter there
e nt)
and
"75x"
way
that
the bores in the fl
appropriat
75 W ) in such a
in
the flywheel.
Tri,
ft.
app
ly LOCTITE
lb.
).
e magneto
way
Fi
g.
24
Scr
ew
in fly
wheel.
Sc
rew
(1)
from
ments
tric
starter
be
removed
out fl
ywheel
Fi
g.
25
Unscr
ew
take
out
Fill a nn
resisting
support
Insert
(2)
and screw
der
head
washers
Take
retain
(4)
and
b
earing
Grease
surface
with
heat
thrust
Fit
on
bearing
into
place
Fit fly
(must e
cur
e with
Cam
and
be
free-mov
(for
that
to
out 4 recessed
in 4
hexagon
other
without
side
gear
the 4 staybolts
before)
(2).
retaining
cam
(1
).
ular
groove
grease
in flyw h
cam (1),
and
eel.
fit
tight
screws
.
ing
ring
thru
st
ring
pin.
bearing
for
pin
flyweight
-resis tin g
washer
pin,
hang
in
flyweight
weig
ht
ngage
on
with
reta
ining
fly
weight must
ing.
are
two
75 W
marking
equipme
ywheel
ho using (
the
the
see
bores
m a nd
head
screws
head
screws
(with
equip-
ring
for
elec-
must
and
press
strip
(2)
and
(3)
with
heat
grease
cam
reta
ining
with
M 4 x 5
str
3 cylin-
and
(5), flyweight
below
off
and
bearing
in flywheel
grease
.
(0.3 mm
spring
thic
(6)
.
bearing
cam)
ring
pin
and se-
(5).
always
s in th e
nt).
are
per-
Spare Parts
in th e housing
screw
th e m in .
-
ip
k)
18
Page 19

Carburettor
The
type of
of tes
and
it is
No
a l
over
opened,
or
runs
or
coughing,
with d ifficult
When
spark
be
brown
po
ints
Special
as
at
e ng
ine.
to
provide
Cor
rect carburettor setting will h
t
he
engine.
carburettor,
ts in
the factory. The adjustment
therefore
teration
quie
tly
and
unevenly,
running
ing
plug
in
to
the
care
low
throttle
W ith a
not
advisable
of the
carburett
and
smoo
gives
its full
or
the
or
backfiring
starting,
with
wit
indicates
the
h t
he correct
colour. Soo
mixture
should
being
be
ins
ufficient
two-stroke engine
adequate
lubrication.
the
jet
thly
when
output
exhaust
with a blu e
correct
ty
or
too weak.
taken
size
and
determin
to
alter
or
setti ng
idling,
at
full
gas
is
black,
flame
that
the
mixture
carburettor
ther
mal
plug s
ens
value,
ure
wet
to
lubricant will
the
carburettor
elp
to
the jet
adjustm~nt
ed
in th1s
it.
should
be
made
accelerates
revs without
the
mixture
stabb
ing
is
too weak.
adjustment
the
indicate
that
the
be
, a
insula
rich mixture,
carburettor
conveyed
setting
ensure economic
are
d~termin
way
g1ves
as
long
steadily
choking.
from
clean
tor
when
)f
is
too
nch.
the
carburettor
a ir
of
the
sparking
whereas
setting
to
the
moving
should
a lways
and
trouble-free running
the
as
the
the_
the
eng1ne
Repeat
filter
and a suitable
white
is
never
ed
by
means
bes
t results,
eng
ine
throt
p~unds
ed sp1tt1n
coupled
plug
should
ins
too
parts
of
be
sufficient
turr~s
tle
IS
g
ulator
low,
the
of
Adjusting the carburettor for
When
using
the
engine
at
carburettor
s
upply
of
setting
gasoli
ne
wi ll
to
a l
be
required.
the carburettor shou
Starting
On
Tillotson
diaphragm
carburettors
itself.
The
choke
should
starting
s
Wh
richer
s
Th
the
three
tarting
en
the
fuel/air
lowly
opened
e Tillotson
HR-
18 A type
diaphragms
when the
the
choke
and a pump
drawing
the
be used
engine
cold engine.
is cl
mixture is
.
diap
hragm
have
: a
diaphragm
fuel
from
to
is
osed, a higher
obtained.
carburettor
two
contr
ol
(HD-7 A a nd HD-13 A
the
tank.
Carburettor adjustment
The
Tillot
son
adjustable
ing
points
1. To
adjust
sho
uld
2. W ith
(see
a l
3.
The
adj
(i.e.
clos
4.
The
main
carburettor
jets. If
sho
uld
the carburettor
be
thoroughly
adjustable
so
page
usting
ed)
in
jet
is
engine
be noted:
28)
screws
the jet s
warmed
jets,
car
.
marked
is the first
troubles
for the
eat,
housing.
special
climatic conditions
titudes
above
As the
the
facilitate
warm
and
starting
it
should
vacuum
Once
the
can
function
diaphragms, the
diaphragm
for
carburettor used
occur
and
correctly
for· maximum
up.
e sho uld
"H"
as
jets mu
this wi
and
be
the
taken
st nev
ll
deform
idling
1000
metres
air
density
ld
be
restricted
choke
is i
from
be
par
is
caused
engine
HD-7 A
in
has
any
type
proportioning
have
the
jets
have
not
to
er be
the
sea
jet
is
(3280 ft.),
is
reduced
by
ncorporated
cold.
It should
tially
or full
in
the
mixing
started,
position.
and
the
two
pump
for
SACHS
to
be
output
use
too
screwed
too tightly
t.
marked
adjustments
at
high
in
y c
altitudes,
the
the
carburettor
not
be
losed
changing
chamber, so
the
choke
should
The
HR-8 A
the
HD-13 A
fuel
feed
to
the
diaphragms)
engines
readjusted,
(full
load
which
the follow-
),
the engine
lean a fuel/air
to
"L"
on
the
carburettor
of
main
used
only
that
type and
type
have
engi
mixture
the
right
the
the
jet.
for
for
a
be
ne
for
has
19
Page 20

Tillotson
diaphragm
carburettor
Fig.
26
l Hose
nipp
el
pump
pump
valve
et
pump
mpulse
valve
ting
jet
passage
le
body
d iaphragm
on
pump
o n
pump
gaske
r
screw
ce
Fu
2
3 Fue l
3A Inlet
diaphragm
3B
Outl
diaphragm
4 Fue l
5
Diaphragm housing ga s ke t
Control chambe
6
7 Ad ju s
idling
I
8
9 Idling jet orifi
20
t
for
l
OA Idling
lOB
By-pass
ll
Butterfly val
12 Main jet
13
Carbu
oat of corburett
14 Th r
(venturi)
15
Mai
n fu
16
Choke
17 Fuel
passage
to con
et
needle and
Inl
18
l8A
Copper
19 Adj
usting scr
outl
et
passag
passa
ve
orifice
ret
tor
ho using
el
outlet
trol chamb
sea
l
ew
e
ge
or
from pump
er
sea
t
lor main j
et
20 I
nle
t c
21 Inl e t con
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
ompr
pin
Pivot
Vent ho le
Diaphragm housing
Diaph
ragm
Air
chamber
Filte r
gas
Fu
el strai
Filt
er housing
Fue l
chamber
Pulsati
on
Fue l
filt
er
ession
tro
l l
eve
ket
ner
chamber
ho using
r
screw
H.
SI.JO
spring
1!.1
Page 21

Initial
adjustment
Jet
adjustme
Close
both
of
the idli
Turn
the
butterfly
butterfly
Now
start the engine
starts up).
Final
adjustment:
nt should
jets
ng
jet again
idli
ng
valve
valve
and
open
to the
adjustment
first
lever;
then turn the
is
slightly
open
and all
see section "Tes
be
the
adj
val
screw so
.
ow
done
ust
ing
ues
given
screw
it
to
t-running
when
screw
far
back
warm
the
engi
ne is
main
urettor
is
no longer
".
cold.
jet
char
one
and the
af the
in
the
carb
that
in
the
it
again
about
up
(open the choke as soon as
eng
ine
Proceed as
adjusting scr
t (see
technical data
in contad with the
who
le
turn
, so
the
follows:
ew
that
the
engi
ne
).
Maintenance
At
certain
All ex
terior
ducts, passages
should
phragms
ponents
Checking
functioning of the
Special maintenance instructions
1.
If
pump
impulse
2. When
take
3.
The
not
be
pressure is
to
the
4. The
rectly
same leve l
the
arrow
5. The
when
just
is
flu
chamber.
should
it a little
of the carbureHor
intervals
only
before
every
dirt shou
and
ld be cl
jets must
be rinsed with
blowin
g t
(especiall y jet sea
and
cleaning the
carburettor
failure
pipeli
fitting the in
care that
occurs,
ne
for leakage
let
both
ends
compression spring
stretched, as
the
accurately
carburettor.
inlet contro
inser
diaphragm
on
inlet
sh
with the
be
l le
when
as the
ver
it
bottom
ted
chamber
illustration)
.
needle should
the
inlet
contro
bottom
If
not, the lever
adjusted
(on the
by
inlet needle
carburettor
eaned
not
gasoline
hrough).
ts
and
fuel filt
always
control lever
of
the
must
spring
adjuste
is
cor
is
at
the
(see
close
l lever
of
the
bending
side).
Wh
en
re
tto
r,
assembling the
make sure that
6.
diaphragm,
of
th e
housing are
in
serted
ring
fuel
body
the
to
pins ; si
diaphragm and fuel
are
adjusted
same
gasket
the
east
milarly,
kind
and
casting
carefully
-on
the
gasket
by
means
of
centering
carbu-
main
in-
cente-
pump
of
pins.
The
gaskets at
phragms
positioned
diaphragm
carburettor
are
on
in
that side
which
housing.
both
eac
h case
faces t
dia-
of the
he
must
off
with
be
cleaned with
and
Befor
diaphragms)
er
and longer
check
and
blockage.
and the compression spri
spring
d
-
of
Fig.
27
,
be
disassembled, cl
gaso
line
before
hard
clea
ned
objects (e. g.
wit
h compressed
e assembly, check
are
in
proper
in
good time helps
eng
ine service
(before
are bedded
removing
in
the
eaned
and
overhauled.
disamssembly. The holes,
wire
or
drill),
air
(remove
all
car
burettor
ing
order.
achieve
satisfactory
diaphrag
ng
(see illustration),
s.
F"&St..
lif
e.
the
spri
that
work
to
pump
ng seat
m)
J(L151
but
dia-
com-
the
21
Page 22

Fi
g.
32
12 V 40 W
equipment
rs.s
t..on:20
Fi
g.
33
12 V 75 W equipme
(with ext
erna
l ignition coil)
nt
Should
Fig.
Note
With the
and
Connect
respectively,
Scr
Not
Fit a lso
the
breaker cont
34
pole shoe
acts
:
12 V 75 W
short-circuiting lead
earth wire
with left-hand
ew
fan
hou
e :
cover
Secure cover (1
(only
with
3 fillister he
the re is a
40 W
ad
baff
in th e
sing
tight
fla n
ge
, Fig. 34),
equipment)
screws
le
plate,
gap
be
incorr
range of
equ
ipment, connect
ect,
0.4 ± 0.05 mm (0.016 ± 0.002 in.
F&SL..07S:22
from short-circuiting butt
(brow
n) with rig
carbur
wit
h 4
for electric s
ignition
and
M 6 x
10
do
not
yet
ht-hand
ettor
nut
s M 8, 2
tart
er
lead
earth
a nd
spring washers. (If
secure
it c
an
be
corr
Fan
Fig.
In
the
housing
Pass
from
th e
Connect lead
as
Connect
terminal
Connect short
(black) f
ton
to ter
primary
lead (blu
on
to
carburettor
from support of
nut
s M 6
and
connection,
with r
wi re (only
cover
if
ubbe
r sl
with
on exhaust
ected
by
slightly adju
).
housing
34
sert
the
and
two
housing
.
insulating tube (5)
ins i
de
through
housing.
follows:
lighting lead
1 a nd 2.
rom short-circuiting
and
from
minal
3.
e)
from
terminal
3.
from cover
Bowde n
spri
there
eeve
right
on
cabl
ng
washers.
is one.
(1, Fig.
-ha nd
SACHS SA 340
side.)
cover
dowel tube
and
fit
the bore in
to
scre
w terminal
(yellow)
-circuiti ng
dyn
amo
dynamo
or
baffle plate
e,
Ia ter
5)
and
fixing clip
carburettor
and
sting
the
s i
nto
the fan
with l
ead
lead
but-
magneto
magneto
min a l 4.
) with
SA 370
to
.
'
26
Page 23

Fan, starter hub
Place
faf\ (1, Fig.
washers.
Torque
0.5 .
..
0.6 kpm (3.6
Insert
two
cyli
ndrical
Place
starter
retaining
M
14
X 1.5.
Torque
Secure
lever
9.0
...
9.5 kpm (65.1
recoil
hub
starter
and
recoil starter
2)
with
gasket
..
.4.3 ft. lb.).
pins 4
(2, Fig.
(3,
Fig.
2)
2)
...
with 6 nuts M 6
in
position
dia.
x 15
in
position
and
secure
68.7 ft. lb.).
and
and
and
fit
spacer.
and
starter
spring
secure
fit
washer
hub
washers.
it with 4 nuts M 6
and
tab
with hexa
washer.
gon
and
Hold
nut (with
spring
it
with
collar
)
Electric starter, carburettor
Screw
on
Conn"ect
Place on
(hard
cloth
flange
rburettor
co
Fit
intake
Exhaust
Screw
on
If
there
manifold
plate
with 1
with
earth
electric
impulse
both
(1,
muffler
exhaust
is a
respectively
insulating
side
Fig.
1)
H D 13
silencer
and
baffle
cylinder
lead
(in
starter
with
pipe
(4,
Fig.
bush
towards
wit
h 2 self-locking nuts M 6 (for
A)
respectively.
(3, Fig.
baffle
muffler
plate
on
on
the
head
case
of
and
intake silencer
two
nuts M 8
1)
to
connection
es,
insulating
carburettor)
1)
and
secure
plate
or
manifold
SACHS SA 340
right-hand
screw
M 8 x 12.5
right-hand
and
on
flang
and
screw
it.
and
bracket
and
stud
screw
to
nut
carburettor)
spring washers.
crankcase.
e,
carburettor
carburettor
carburettor
respectively.
SA 370,
with a
and
and
screw
nut
1 cylind
cover
and
both
firmly
into
HR
18
A)
tight
exhaust
M 8 x 22.5.
er
head
to
fan
shroud.
fibre
place
and
Screw
screw
washers
on
M 8 (for
muffler
baffle
M 6 x 10
the
or
27
Page 24

TEST-RUNNING AND RUNNING-IN
THE
Test-running
Start the engine
Final adjustment
Then
speed
slight
under load,
engine
screw
witho
ENGINE
Adjust
the
desired idling
slowly
vary
inc
fumes
runs satis
the idlin
anti-clockwis
ut
beginning
reases
are
turn
g speed
justed when the
If
and
let
it
warm
speed
the setting of
smoothly
eng
disc
main jet
factorily
to
ine gives
har
ged
.
fluctuat
e (to
open
discharge
when
adj
up
(open the
of
the
engine
the
adjusti
ottle
ry
screw cl
much
until
smoke
ng
or
the thr
satisfacto
from the exhau st.
ust
ing
es too
th e jet)
more
choke as soon as the
by
means
screw
of
is
opened.
two-stroke
If there
ockwise (clo
is
too
high
the engine
from
th e
of
the
the
idli
The
operatio
es
sing) until
, turn the
runs s
exhau
st.
idling
adjustment
ng jet
so
main
jet
n und
excessive
smok
idling
moothly
engine
that
is
correct
er
load
exhaust
ing stops
jet
at lower
starts up).
screw.
the
eng
ly
ad-
and
only
smoke
and
adjusting
speed
ine
Running-in
Even
the
surfaces
reason
does
should
hours.
No
quently
of
every pi
not
not
special
there
period
finely
machined
parts
ston requires
call
for
be r
equired
gasoline/oil
is
no
which
any
need to
hav
speci
to
mixture
surfaces
e been
al
give
add
of
pistons
sliding
to
be
run in
precautions, howev
its max
imum
is
required
any special oils.
again
duri
during
and
st one
ng the
er, but
output
cylinders
another
initial
simply
during
the
running-in
are
not
for
period
mea
the
so s
moot
some time.
of
operation.
ns
that
first
20 ... 30 run
period,
h as the
the
and
For
eng
ning
conse-
this
This
ine
28
Page 25

ENGINE WITH
STARTER
Fig.
35
To
remove
(1)
M 8
with
The
pinion
armature
unt
il
it
engages
gagement
mecha
nically
ves
and
the
ngag
ed. Even
e
spring
is
spring-connected
movement;
its
soon
as
it
the
and
the armature,
starter,
spring
of
the
shaft
of
the
operat
pinion
pinion
(Type
unscrew
washers.
solenoid-control
and
with it. The
pinion,
screws itself
if
tooth
when
runs
BOSCH
DD)
2 nuts
is
first
pressed
lever
the
rters by
on
tooth engag
to
up
aga·in
the
engine
swit
the
ed sta
starting, the
and
SOLENOID-CONTROLLED
Fi
g.
35
led
starter
up
against
is
electro-magne
ch
mounted
means
further
guide
st i
of
forward
eme
ring
armature
ts
counterpart, firm
is
being
(Fig. 35) slides
the
gear
tically operated. Shortly
on the
the
engaging
on
nt
occurs,
and the l
turns the
start
ed.
rim
starter
the
coa
the
ever
pinion
contact
on a coarse
by
mea
automatically
lever-
the
rse
thread until
switch w
is
ther
efore
until
is
established
thread
ns
of
a shi
armature
ill
close, as the
not
it
can
on
ft
after
closes -
revol-
it is
hindered
engage.
between
the
lever
en-
on
ful
ly
in
As
If, after
from
gear rim
To e
to
the commutator bearing
starting, the
the
armature shaft
until
nable
the
enable a new
starter
eng
the
enga·ging lever
to
sta·
rt
to
ine
by
an overr
come
be
made
of
the
begins to
unning roll
is ret
to
rest as
shortly
starter
ove
rtake the
urned
soon
afterwards,
.
to
as
er
clutch,
its
possib
starter,
initial
le
an
armature
the
pin
ion is
but
remains engaged with the
position
after
by
bei
ng switched
brake
a re
is
uncoupled
turn
installed
spring.
off,
and
on
29
Page 26

ENGINE WITH
STARTER
Fi
g.
36
pinion
The
armatur
is
inertia
and
s
If, aft
from the armat
pressure
e sh
not
engaged. When th
of
engage
haft the
er
starting,
(Type DG)
of the
aft.
In rest
the
pinion res
with
drive beco
ure s
into
rest
inertia-pinion
the
mes
the engine begins
position
BOSCH
positi
ult
gear rim. When
haft
type
on the
e s
tarter
in a force whi
positive
by
.
and
an
overrunning
INERTIA-PINION TYPE
Fig.
36
To
starter (Fig.
gear
is he
is
operated,
the
the engine
to
overtake the
ld
back
the
ch caus
pinion
has reached the
is
rol
ler clu tch
remove
(l)
M 8
36)
slid
by
acceleration of
es
the pinion
turn
ed
starter, the
with
es
on a
spri
ng tension
by
the
and
sta
to
is s
rter, unscr
spring
coarse thread
the
run a l
stop
starter.
pinion
pun ba·ck
washers.
and
starter
ong
on
the
is
ew
the pin
arma
uncoup
by
2 nuts
on the
and the
the
sha
ture
spr
ion
ft
led
ing
Note:
On
subsequent
wit
h steel
30
rim
insta
(F
& S Part
llati
on
of
No. 1471
an
iner
tia-pi
007 000)
nion
can
typ
e st
arter
be used.
, only
the magneto
housing
Page 27

Operation, maintenance and lubrication of electric starters
Operating
Do
fare
recover.
attempt.
Should
starter
caused
If
the
serve
sought
Maintenance
Danger
of the
work,
battery!
Carbon
The
the
cap
Fig. 3
brush
bend spring
carbon
The c
these
rag (not
Do
brushes. Blow
so
worn
aga
brushes.) When fitting the carbon brushes,
not
When
taken to
glued
instructions
not
leave
the
star
swi
tching
If
the
Let
go
the
system
until
the
to
pin
eng
ine does n
no
purpose
and
remedied
of
short
built
-in
that the
brushes
condition
retain
ing
(3,
Fig. 36)
6)
of
the inertia-pinion
on
to
the
to
brushes ca n easily be
arbon brushes
parts
are
with
was
not sandpaper, file
that
inst
strike
the
the
brush
aga
fitting
ensure
into
the strap should
ter switched
on
again, wait
re is a
grati
the s
tarter
not
engi
ne
ion
and
gear
ot
and
(check
circuits arises
starter.
eart
h l
ead
of
the
carbon
strap
(2,
and taking
commutator
one si
de
and
dirty
or
te
woo
out
the
spring
hold
inst the brush.
the
cover stra
that
the
on
1 m
ng
as soon as the
be
or
start after
wil
l on
It
is
be
Fig.
and not
brush holders must
jam,
l, as this
or
brush holders
or
er,
locking
inute to
of
teeth,
switch o
provided with
the
pinion
rim.
some
ly
lead
the
therefore
disco
brushes sho uld
35)
out
typ
should
use knives
the sol
then
p (2, Fig. 35)
closely fit
to
fuel
supply
when
work
strong
nnected
of
the sole
the
fuse, the com
e starter, the
be
to
raise
moved
in
they should be
easily
well. If a carbon
dered-i
it should
clasp lies
longer
have
starti
exhaustion
raised, preferably
their
sheds
on
eve
than
10 seconds with
allow
the
ff
engi
a st
come
ng
in
is
ly
fro
noi
it longer
guides
the
n s
trand
be
care should
of
the sli
on
rywher
starter
starter
ne runs
arter
particular
carried
recommended,
m the
be
d-control
spring
be
cleaned with a clean
fibres)
immedi
under
safety
to
rest, as otherwise
atte
mpts,
further
of
the batt
).
out
on the e
batter
y.
checked
kept
bright gr
replaced. (Use only BOSCH carbon
the mid
e.
periodically.
led
pensati
ng
which
with a hook
than
necessary). Now check
in the brush
free of
and well
ound surface
brush
in
the bru
be
ding pinion
dle
out int
to
cool
ately
its
own power
device,
neve
starting
ery. The
lectrica
before
Do not
starter
was
hers
pre
sses
holder
dust,
dried.
is
broken,
sh
is
in da·
tak
en
that the
starter
of a web;
and
and
carrymg
place
or
screwi
the
relevant
(take
oil
gasoline-damped
, care sho
the
erruptio
the
repeat
r switch
damage
fault
l _
After removing
and
.
and
of
unsoldered
nger
n. Be-
battery
starting
.
on
the
will be
attempts will
shou
ld
components
out
ng
the
care
that the
grease.
the
of
striking
spring
such
on the
off
the
cap
carbon
not
carbon
does
uld
strip
tools
sealing
to
be
(2,
to
If
or
be
31
Page 28

When
fitting
to
ensure
bon
fuse
The
general
Commutator
The
oil
rag
and
commutator
a
Lubrication
Both
bush) .
To
cally
BOSCH-grease
that
brushes
and
carbon
commutator
and
(not with
eccentri
increase
are
screw
brushes
overhaul.
grease.
c must
bearings
These bearings
their
with a brush
the
cap
(2,
the
on
Soiled
waste
be
of
Ft 1 v 13).
Fig. 36)
armature
in
close
cap
should
wool)
be
worked
the
service life, the pinion
dipped
shaft
contact
(3,
Fig. 36).
should
at
have
commutators
and
re-turned
on
with
starter
must
not
in
If
necessary,
of
the
inertia
is
seated
with
the
all
events
an
even, grey
should
well
dried.
in a
suitably
sandpa
per
are provided
be
greased
gasoline
and
and
remove
pinion
corr
commutator
be
-black
be
Commutators
with a· self-lub r
or
type
ectly
renewed
surface, and
cleaned
equipped
or
a file.
treated
the
gear
then
re-greased
burrs
from
starter,
care
in
the
housing
. Fit
compensating
when
with a
clean
which
works
hop. By
icating
with grease-dissolving
rim
should
gear
should
and
the
engine
must
be free
gasoline-damped
have become
no
bearing
be
cleaned
(graphite
rim
and
pinion.
that
washers
means
grease,
be
take
the
is
give
of
sco
sho
(Campo-
cleaners
period
n
car-
and
n a
dust,
red
uld
.
i-
e. g.
32
Page 29

Starter
When
fau
the
with
points,
actual
starter
A.
When
armature
the
or
only
1.
Battery
2.
Battery
Battery
3.
earth
Start
4.
g
round
5.
Carbon
lie
on
in
their
oil-smeared
6.
Starter
so
tha
Ma
gnetic
7.
(only
ter).
oss
8. L
l
eads
loose.
B.
Armature
engage:
not
1. Pinion
2. Burr
faults
lts
arise
it
starter
but
also
the
slowly:
exhausted.
defe
terminals
connection
er
brushes
contact.
brushes
the
guides,
switch da·
t switch
with sol
of
current
damaged, lead
soiled.
on
pinion
should
itself,
nor
in
the
fuel
system.
ignition
is
switched on,
shaft does not rotate,
ctive.
loose,
poor
or
terminals
of
the
commutator,
are
or
soiled.
maged
is
not
of
on,
starter
switch
enoid-controlled
in
leads
rotates, but pinion does
or
gear
be
borne
in
the
supply. The
oxidized,
.
have
starter
do
are
jammed
worn,
broken,
(parts loose,
burnt out).
damaged
too
connections
rim.
in
mind
poor
that
electrical connection
following
C.
1.
2. P
3.
not
4. Loss
D.
1. S
star-
great,
E.
1. Pinion
their
cause
need
not
the
vehicle
are
is
brushes
necessarily
limi
ted
switched on,
charged.
remed
of
ial hints
When
the ignition
the starter
pinion connects, then stops:
Battery
ressure
armature rotate
insufficiently
of carbon
cient.
Magnetic
sole
order.
Starter keeps running
released:
tarter
magnetic
con
Pin
engine starts:
soiled
weak
switch
noid
-cont
of
current
switch
switch (only with
trolled
starter)
ion does
or
flywheel
or
damaged;
or
broken.
of
rol l
ed
in
does
not
disengage
starter
starter) not
leads
too
after
not
switch
sticks.
toothing
return
lie
earthi
ng
to
the
s until the
insuffi-
(only with
in
great
.
switch
off
or
solenoid-
afte
r
badly
spring
is
33
Page 30

INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
DYNAMO
AND
WIRING DIAGRAM
MAGNETO
12
V 40 W
The dynamo
at
12 Volt.
nl
y o ne
O
The
second
up a rectif
The
bulbs
as
otherwise
Care should
sis
to
F
ig.
37
As = load
Bs = Short-circuiting
Bs = light switch
= Dyn
C
C2 = Dynamo
(,
= Ign ition armature
magneto generate
of
the yell
yellow lighting
ier
to
shou
the bulbs
be taken
the lamps.
(12
V 40
amo
magneto
armature
ld
ow
lighting l
lead
charge a battery
be
so sel
ected that
may fuse
to
ens u
re a good
W)
switch
s a lt
ernating
eads
remains
should
blind
current
be
co nnected
and
with a·
may
lighting
up
be
used later
power
(see wiri
of
ng
diagram)
for
connecting
40
. .
the
total load
of
the
dynamo
magneto
is
40
.
earth
connection
c,
(,,
Cn
c,.
c,.
=
Sparking plug
= T
erminal carrie r
=
li
ghting
=
Additional
=
Short
·circui
from
lead
the e
(yellow)
eart
h l
ting lea
ngine
ead
(brown
d (b lack)
via the
F&SI..05r..S
)
Watt
.
Watt,
chas-
812
34
Page 31

INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
The
at
Only
The second
up a rectifier
The
For
Care
chassis
DYNAMO
dynamo
12
Volt
.
one
of
bulbs
should
reaching
shou ld be
to
the
mag
the
yellow
ye
llow
to
charge a battery
the
lamps.
,-----
MAGNETO 12 V
neto
generates
leads shou
lighting lead
be
so se
lect
75
Watt
taken
to
~Xltl~----'
i
I
I
I
I
ll
AND
a resista·nce
ensure a
WIRING DIAGRAM
alternating
ld
rem
.
ed
that
be
connected
ains blind
the
total
of
25
Watt
good
earth
75
W
current
with a
lighting
up
(see
wiring
and
may be used
load
of
the
dynamo
must be
connection
added.
,..---
1
·
"Cla
I"IU---T"-
from
power of
diagram
lat
er
magneto
the
engine v
).
for
connecting
is 50
75
Watt
Watt
ia
.
the
' Fig.
38
Aa
= Load
Ao = Resislance (
810
C
C2
( 6 I
Switching
0 =
I =
II
Il
l = Intended
(12 V 50
Ignition light switch
Dynamo
magne
Dynamo
gnit
ion armatu re
positions
Off (Ignition
Night
opera
=
Day operatio
W)
12 V 25
to
armatu re
:
short-circuit
tion
n
for
star
Co
= I
W)
ed)
tin
g
gnition coil (lying
(,
=
Sparking
(H.
= Terminal c
Cn = L
ighting lead
(,. =
Additional
(,
= Short-c ircuiting l
plug
arri
er
(yellow)
earth lead
ead
outside)
(bro
(black)
wn)
35
Page 32

INSTRUCTIONS
12
V 40 W AND BOSCH SOLENOID-CONTRO
STARTER (Type
The dynamo
at
12 Volt.
two
The
12 Volt 38 (or
wiring
The bulbs
Care should
good
yellow
diagram)
should
earth
magneto
lighting
32)
.
be
be
taken
connection
Ah
so
battery
to
AND
DD)
generates
leads
for
selected
ensure
between
WIRING DIAGRAM
alternating
are
to
lighting
that
they
proper wire
battery,
be
connected
and
give a total
chassis
curr
ent
with a lighting
up
for
operating
load
cross sections
and
lamp
to
the
of
for
s.
rectifier
the
electric
40
Watt
starter
LLED
power
for
starter
.
operation
of
40
charg
Watt
ing a
(see
and
a
Fig.
39
Aa
= L
oad
(12 V
40
ag
neto
armatur
plug
positions
W)
Ba = Li
ght switch
811
= Starter switch
= Dynamo m
C
C2 = Dynamo armature
c, = I
gnition
(,.
=
Sparking
C11
Batt
ery
Sw
itching
L__-t-
___
j
sa
(,.
= Terminal ca
Cu
= Lighting le
c,.
=
Additio
c,
= Short-c
e
:
= Electric st
E
G
= Rectifier
= Fuse
S
0 =
I
=
=
II
Off (Ignition shor
Start
Lights
rri
ad
nal
ear
ir
cuiting le
ar
ter
(4
Amp
s)
(by means
er
(yellow)
th le
ad
ad
t-circ
of
starter switch)
(brawn)
(black)
uit
ed)
36
Page 33

INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
DYNAMO
AND
WIRING DIAGRAM
MAGNETO
12 V 75 W AND
SOLENOID-CONTROLLED STARTER (Type
The
at
The
12 Volt 38 (
wir
During
nected
The bulbs
Care
a
good
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
dynamo
12 Volt.
two
ing
yel l
or
diagram).
day
operation,
up,
during
should
should
earth
magneto
ow
lighting
32) Ah
night
be
be
taken
connection
generates
leads
battery for
because
operation
so
selected
to
ensure
between
alternating curre
are
to
be
connecte
lighting
of
both
that
proper
battery,
and
overcharging
circuits
they
give a total
wire cross
cha
nt with a l
d up
for
the
are
ssis
and
to
operating
battery,
connected
load
sections for
lamps.
li
BOSCH
DD)
ight
ing
power
of
75
the
rectifier
the
only
up.
of
50
I
---+--J_ ) __
I I
electric
one circuit
Watt
starter
][
for
charging
starter
.
operation
BlQ
Watt
is
a
(see
con-
and
~,
en
---+---
,1~~----1
L
______
Fig.
40
Aa
= Load
810
C
C2
C6
c,
C10
(.,
c,6
Cn = Lighting lead (yellow)
c.,
c.,
c,
(12 V 50
= Igni
tion
= Dynamo magneto
= D
ynamo
= Ignition armature
= I
gnition
= Spa rking plug
= Battery
= Termin
=
Additional
= Sho
rt
-circuiting lead (black)
=
Ignitio
_
W)
light
switch
armature
coil
(lying outsid
al
carrier
earth lead (brown)
n lead (blue)
...
2
5mm
E = Electric starter
G
S = F
Sw
= Rectifi
i·tching posi
0 =
I = Night
II
III
16
e)
use
Off
=
Day
= Start
er
(4 Amps)
tions
:
(Ign
ition
operat
operation
(e
lectric)
short-circuit
ion
F&St.051. : 9S
ed)
37
Page 34

INSTRUCTIONS AND WIRING DIAGRAM
FOR
INERTIA PINION TYPE STARTER
Th
at
The
12 Volt 38 (or 32)
wiring
Du
nect
Th
Car
good
DYNAMO
e dyn
amo ma·
12
Volt.
two
diagram
ring
day operat
ed
up, duri
e bul bs should be so selected
e should be
earth
yellow
ng night ope
connection
gne
lighting
).
tak
MAGNETO
to ge ne
rates al
leads
Ah
battery
ion,
because
en
to
ensure
between
ration both circuits a re
are
for
of over
that
proper
battery
tern
ating
to
be
lighting
charging
they give a
wire
, chassis
12 V 75
current with a lighting power
connected
and
cro
W AND BOSCH
(Type
DG)
up
to the
for
operat
the
bat
conn
total
load
ss sections
and
lamps.
rectifier for cha r
ing
the
tery, only
ected up.
of
50
for
start
,-------..
I
I
i
I
I
I
of 75
electric star
one circuit is con-
Watt
.
er ope
ration and
ging
ter
Wat
(see
t
a
a
lJ_
Fi
g.
41
As
= L
oad
(12
V 50
B,
= Ignition li
C = Dynamo magn eto
Cz
==
Dynamo
c,
= Ig
nition
c,
= Ignition
c,
= Spa rking p
c,
= Battery
C16
= Te
Cn
c,.
Ca
c,
E
E,
G = R
S
38
rminal
= Lighting l
= Additional
= Short-circuiting le
= Ignition le
=
El
ectric
=
Start
ect
ifier
= Fu
se
Switching
0 =
Off
I
= Night
I I = Day
Ill =
Start
positions
(Ignition short-circuited)
ght
arma
armature
co
il
lu
carrier
ead
earth
ad
start
er rel
ay
(4
Amps)
:
operation
operation
(electric)
W)
swi
tur
(lying outside)
g
(yellow)
(blue)
er
tch
e
(primary)
lead
(brown)
ad
(black)
E
1"
8 5 1.071 ; 1..5/2
Page 35

LAYING-UP THE ENGINE
If
the
engine
is
not
used
rusting.
1. Mix
the
as
supplied
After
speed
should
cautions
ago i nst
2. To
protect
the
through
sta
rter
3. To
protect
used
for
If
the engine
gasoline
mixing
In
such
the
fuel with a
engine
the
last
by
means
be
kept
will
corrosion.
sparking
the
and
as
supplied
example:
is laid
and
oil in
the
two
cases
on
by
run
adequately
the
sparking
screw
the e
Anticorit
Lubrication
Shell ENSIS Fluid 260
RUST
constituents
for a fairly
the
following
running
this
mixture for a short
leading
closed.
cylinder
plug
oil
before
of
the
short-circuiting
When
and
and
plug
in
the
spark
ngine exte
by
the
leading
MR 5 supp
BAN 395 s
up
for
more
the
fuel
anew
laying-up,
protect the
pour
Oil
mixture
precautions
-in
and
companies
the
engine
the
piston,
3 ... 5
hole.
Then
plug
rnally
, it is recommen
oil
lied
MIL-L-644 B
upplied
than
six
may
by
stirring,
long
time (e.
anti-corrosion
time.
(e.
g.
ENSIS O il 30
the
engine
button,
has
crankshaft,
place
cc (0.106
turn
the
.
companies;
by
Mes
supplied
supplied
by
ESSO
month
s with fuel in
occur. In
or
g.
in
should
Use
stopped,
the
srs. FUCHS, 68
by
tha't
summer),
be
oil in 25 : 1
oils
with a viscosity
should
be
while
the
close
connecting
pist
on
...
0.176 fl. oz.)
engine
15
ded
by
MOBIL OIL
SHELL
such
cases
they
taken
at
...
that
the
be
there
to
protect the engine
proportion
available
stopped
choke
on
the
fuel
rod
and
top
dead
of
anti-cor
20 tim
es
anti-corrosion
Mannheim
tank,
separation
we
strongly
replac
ed.
is a
danger
and
grade
from SHELL)
at
full ope
the carbure
tap.
These
main
beari
cent
er,
unscrew
rosio
by
means
, G
erma
recommend
SAE
rating
pre-
n oil
of
oils
of
run
30
.
ttor
ngs
the
be
ny
the
of
:
39
Page 36

LUBRICATION AND
Mainte
nanc
nd
oil starter
on solenoidon
inertia-pinion
e st
art
er
on magne
e o r
point
star
and toot
lubrication
Carbureltor
Ignition system
Engine a
exhaust muffler
R
ec
Pinion
controlled
pinion
typ
rim
to
ter,
flywh
hed
eel
lubricant,
maintenance operati
Intake
Remove intake silencer, clean in gasoline and
blow
Spa
A
ca
between the electrodes. An efficient clea ning can
only
Functiona I check
U
spa
he
good
el
(0.020 in.),
-C-Ie_a_n_a_n_d_a_d_ju_s_t __
-~(i;;c
Apply
lubricator
Decarboni
Smear
the
lubri
ly with SAE
Clean
grease
----
---
MA
INTENANCE CHART
ons
silencer
out with compressed a ir.
rk
plug
provisional
rbon
be
nscr
rk
ad)
ectrodes.
resid
achieved
ew
plug
and
ord
spark
operate
er,
see
clea
ning
ue
can
be
made
by
means
plug,
lit spark
thread
in
starter.
a strong
spark
Gap
between electrodes
arrow.
of the
on
of a sandblast
ground
II
must flash
-------------------------+~--+~--~~--~
k
and
, if n
ecessary,
BOSCH Ft 1 v 4
far
contact
ze
(see
coil
spring
4 oil
grooves
cant.
Lubricate sta r
10
oil.
with
gasoline
(e.
g.
BOSCH special
adjust
special grea
breaker
page
22).
with Ae ro SHELL
in
the
pulley with the
ter cord
and lubricat
----------------
spark
plug
the
insulator loot
plug termina l,
contact
the
spark
plug
across
contact breaker.
se
cam
.
grease
and
paw
e with
grease
Ft
1 v
from
unit.
put
(cylinder
is in
the
0.5 mm
to
felt
14.
Fil
same
ls ligh
grap
hite
13)
.
Mai
ntenance
time
schedule
~
""0
::>
::>
e
~
0
0
"'
w
0
<':'
Q)
>
CJ
e
.r.
3:
>-
::>
::0
E
~
c
0
"
0
0
~
0
0
2::
<':'
Q)
0
>
w
0
X
X
I
~X-->1
~~
~~ X ~~X-
~~
_~
__
1
lll
xl-1
l
!·
l_l_ll
:---+--l-+----'---1
___
l
~
I I I
X
I I I
c
1
Cylinder, conn e
rod
bear
bearings
40
ing
cting
s,
crankshaft
By
two-stroke mixture, i. e. commercial
des
SAE
40
or
50
correspond
MIL-L 2104
line mixed
Special
which is
to
A)
with
at a ratio
Motor
available
of leading ail
the AP I cl
commercial
of
Oil
(F
& S
in
cans
assification
1 : 25.
Part No. 0263 005 100)
.
compa
brands
Or
HD
gra-
nies (which
MS
and
of
gaso-
use
SACHS
Page 37

TIGHTENING TORQUES FOR BOLTS
Bolts
AND
NUTS
F & S-N
o.
--
0940120
1440 039
11940 1 07 000
1440 038
0240 056
Nuts
I
1942
0242 009 000
0316
1442 005
F &
200 4
001
001
001
S-No.
001
000 4
057100
001
Qty.
I
I
Magneto
housing
4
Crankcase
2
Crankc
4
Cylind
3
Armature
~
~~
-
_I
Cylinder
4
Cylinder
4
Fan
Crankshaft,
-
U
ring in
ase
er
head
base plate
Used
sed
on
on
magneto
magneto
side
Dimension
I
M6x10
M8x80
M8x60
M8x60
M5x
Dimension
M10
(SW14)
M
(
SW1
M 6
M 1
10
4x1.5
I
( 6.5
{17.4 ... 18.8 ft. lb.)
(17.4
(23.9 .. . 25.3 ft. lb.)
12
( 2.9 ... 3.6 ft. lb.)
(33.3 ... 34.7 ft. lb.)
7)
(14.4 ... 15 .9 ft. lb
( 3.6
(65.1
Tightening
Torque
--
0.9 ...
1.1
kpm
...
8.0 ft. lb.)
2.4
...
2.6
kpm
2.4 ... 2.6 kpm
..
. 18.8 ft. lb.)
3.3 ... 3.5 kpm
0.4
...
0.5
kpm
Tightening Torq
4.6
...
4.8 kpm
2.0
...
2.2 k
pm
0.5. .. 0.6 kpm
...
4.3 ft. I b.)
9.0
...
9.5 kpm
...
68.7 ft. lb.)
ue
.)
SW
14 = 14
SW
17 = 17 mm (0.669 in.)
mm (0.
551 in.)
acro
ss
flats
across flats
41
Page 38

~
REPAIR
SACHS
I Cyli
nder
DIMENSIONS
SA340
assy No . Standard 24
Cylinder dia.
1 Piston assy. No. I 1486 036
mm
+ 0.049
75.5 + 0.
----
005
87
025 000
in
s. + 0.00193 I
2.9724 + 0.00118
030
--------------
j lsi r
mm
+ 0.049
76
+ 0.030 2.9913 + 0.00118 76
I 1
486
036
ebore 1487 0
006
25
00
1 I 2nd
in
s. + 0.00193 I
rebor
e 14
mm
+ 0.049 ins. + 0.
.5
+ 0.030 3.
14
86 036
007
87
025 002 I
0118
00193
+ 0.00118
Punched
dimensio n
Piston ring No.
I . . I
Ptston ptn No.
Connecting rod
bush No.
SACHS
Cylinder assy. N
Cylinder dia.
Piston assy. No.
I I I
Punched in
dimension
L-Pisto
P
Piston pin No.
Connecting ro d
bush No.
in
SA
340
n ring No.
is
ton ring No.
I I
75
·5 mm
1415
006
ooo
14
16 004
ooo
1432
028 0
01
Bore
22
mm
SS
(cylinde r with Ni-Resist liner)
o.
S
tanda
mm + 0.049
75.5 +
1486 036
75.5
mm
1415007005
----
141
5006020
- -
--
1416
004 000
432 028 001
1
0.030
025
rd
1487
B
ore
025
ins. + 0.001
2.9724 + o
22
76
mm
I
14
15
006 001 1
53
I
,
1
0.86614in
mm
76
___ __
14
86
036 026
76
mm
141
5007006
14
15006021
0
.86
614
~·~:~~~
015 1 sf r
.ooo78
+ 0.020
mm
_ 0.030
+0.00078
· - 0.
eb
+ 0.039
+ 0.020
in
+ 0.00078
.
-0.00118
ore
001
18
1487 025
2.
9913
ream to
016
ins. + 0.0
+ 0.00078
ream to
22
mm
01
53
1
22 mm+ 0.030
76
.5
mm
415
006 002
+ 0.050
+ 0.
03
0
2nd
mm
+ 0. 039
76.5 + 0.020
14
86 036
76
.5
mm
1415
007
1415
006
+ 0.050
0
.866
rebare 1487
027
007
022
0
.866
14
in
+ 0.00196
-0
.00118
.
025
017
+ 0
. - 0
.00
.0011
53
196
ins. + 0.001
3.0118 + 0.00078
14
in
8
I
1
Page 39

SAC
HS
SA
Cyli
nder
a ssy
Cylinder dia.
370
Na.
Standa
I
m
~
rd 1487 020 0
+ 0.049
+ 0.030 . + 0.
;n~2
3 1
00
+ 0.
I
I
00
193
00
11
8 . + 0.030
~n~
7
1st r
ebo
+ 0.049
re 1487 020
3.1299 + 0.00
001
ins.
+ 0.00193
I
I
11
8
2nd
rebore
m; + 0.049
- 0.030
1487 025
002
ins.
3.1496 + 0.
+ 0.00193
00
118
Piston
Punched
dimens ion
Pis
Piston pin No.
Connecting rod
bush No.
t;
assy
. No.
in
ton ring No.
1486 032 005
I
79
I
1415 003 100
I
I
1
416
1432 028 001
L
--
mm
002 000
---
1486 032 006
I
79.5
mm
I
I
1415 003
I
Bor
e 22
-
mm
+
-0
0·020
.030
o.86614
001
in . .:::.
~:~~m
ream to
22
mm
1486 032 007
80mm
141500
3002
0·050
+
+ 0.030
0.86614
in . .:::_
~:gg~jg
I
!
!
Page 40

ENGINE FAULTS
A
number
A. Engine refuse to start
a) Plug not sparking, because
1. Plug
2. Exterior
3.
4.
5.
6. I
b)
1.
2. Fuel cock
3. Fuel
4.
5. J
c)
1.
2.
Water
3.
d)
1.
2.
3. Ve
4.
B.
a)
1.
2. Exhaust
3.
4.
5.
b)
C.
a) Engine
1. Igniti
2.
3.
of
possible
oiled
faults
up, damp,
are
shorted
damaged,
of
plug
Igniti
on
lead
Short-circuit
leads from
Breaker
burnt
gnition
contacts
,
armature
wet,
loose
button
engine
or
jams,
are
oiled
or
broken,
or
damaged,
up,
condense
damaged.
No
fuel reaching engine, because
No
fuel
in
tank,
closed,
strainer
Fuel line
ets
clogged.
Fuel mixture not ignitable, because
Carburettor
Infiltrated
carburettor
Lack
of
Piston rings
Piston and cylinde r
nt
cock on
Cylinder head
Engine lacks
Due
to
Intake
cylinder
Th
ick c
clogg
ed,
blocked,
flooded,
in
carburettor
air
due
to
,
loose
.
compression, because
broken,
worn,
cran
kcase open,
or
spark
plug
power
dir
ty components, because
silencer
arbon
and
transfer
clogged
depo
soiled,
with
sit in cylind
ports
carbon
head,
Fuel
tank
gets
no
air
(fi
of
ller
compr
essio
Spark
plug
Due to lack
(see
under
vitrified.
of
compression, because
"Lack
because").
Other
Engine
carburettor interrupts
Contact
fu
engine faults
runs
on lead
overheats;
breaker
sed,
unevenly, because
loose
or
damaged,
fuel
vapor
fuel
points
supply
oiled
listed
or
damp
loo
in
.
er
cap),
lock
up
r
se.
n,
below,
or
in
,
or
together
4. Locating pin
5.
b)
1.
2.
3. Exhaust d u
4.
with likely
arm
worn,
Spark plug
or
ignition
Engine four-strokes
reach speed, because
causes.
for
contact
or spark
armature not
Choke closed,
Carbu
ret
tor
or
damaged
Carburettor
floods
inlet
ct
clogged
setting
needle
breaker
plug
terminal
in
and
does not
due
to
seati
with
carbon,
incorrect
order.
clogged
ng,
or jets
loose,
5. Intake
c)
1. I
2.
3. Cool ing fins soil e
4. Small
d) Engine backfires
1.
2.
3.
silenc
er
soiled.
Engine pinks
load,
gnition
Combu
decarboniz
because
too
far
stion
ing,
at
full speed under
advanced,
chamber
d,
end
bushing
getting
glows
shorted,
or
due
carburettor, because
Engine
not
Spark
plug
h
eat value,
Spark
plug
needs
worn
.
spits into
adequa
to
incorrect
dirty
te
or
fuel ,
vitrified,
ngine
4. E
5. W
e)
1.
getting
ater
in
Engine gets too
seizes, because
Engine
(piston cr
2.
Engine
arburettor
3. C
wrong
Coo
ling fins
cyl
inder
There
screw
Control
oil u
are
adjustment
incorrectly
4.
5.
f) Engine has no idling speed, because
1. Idling
2.
wrongly
3. I
gnition
g) Fuel consumption
high, b
ec
1. Fuel
2. J ets
tank
l
eaking,
too large
carburettor
badly
decarbonized
own
polished
not
getting
adjusted
sed,
on
head
soiled,
pre
-ignition s.
cab
le
for
adjusted,
arl}'lature
ause
, fuel line
.
infiltrat
ed
.
hot
and piston
clean
sufficient fuel,
incorr
cylin
der
screw
adjus
ted,
butt
erfly
dama
of
engine
or
carburettor
air,
},
ect
and
or idle s
valve
ged.
is
ly
too
or
top
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INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS FOR
• U
...
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·
SACHS
340
and 340
SS
(with solenoid-controlled starter)
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the
int
erest
of
technical pr
ogr
ess
we reserve
the
right to
introduce
modifica
tions
wit
hout
notice
.
Page 42

INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS FOR SACHS 340
..
}'6
and
340
SS
(with inertia-pin ion type star
1~~~-
ter)
0
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he
interest of tech nic a l progress
~
·
we reserve t
he
ligh
t to i
ntrodu
ce mod
if icat
ions witho
ut noti ce.
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0
INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS FOR
1
10
4 -2
)1.,_
"
SACHS
~
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b
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129
---
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In the interest of technical progress we reserve the rig
ht
to introduce
mod
ifi
catio
ns without notice.
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TECHNICAL DATA
SACHS
PS(HP)
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
1
13
12
11+-----~--------
3,5
1,.
3000
kpm
,,''
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SA
"
340
/"
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,
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--~-----.------~
4000
------
3.0
2,5
2,o+-----~-----.---
3ooo
l,.OOO
--~
5000
M
-----,-
5000
p
----
~---
______
----.
6000
U / m
(RPM
ft
...,
6000
U/min
(RPM)
SACHS
26
25
'
21.
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
11,.
13
12
11
10
in
)
l b
26
25
21,.
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
3,5-,
3,0-l
2.5-l
2,0
SA
340
PS(HP)
I
9
3000 4000
kpm
.....---
./
3000
40
SS
(super sport)
00
5000
5000
M
p
6000
._
.............
6000
U/ mi n
(RPM
U/min
(RPM
)
ft
lb
~26
25
21,.
23
t-22
21
20
1-19
18
17
16
' 15
)
SACHS
ps
kpm
3,5
3,0
2,5+-----~----~----~----~----,....-----~---+18
SA
370
(Hp)
;
/
.,
.,
';
~
~
30
00
3500
2500 3000 3500
p
,...
,...
.....
.....
/
/
/
;
/
/
/
00
4000
4000
4500
5000
M
4500 5000
5500 6
U/m
5500 6000
U/min
in (R
ft.lbs
(RP
PM)
I
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
M)
0
g/PS
h
600
500
1,.00
300
3000
---with
---with grey
In
alu
the interest
4000
min
um cylinder
cast iron
of technical
---
cylinder
progress
be
5000
we
reserve the right
•
lb/HPh
--f
6000
U/min
(R
PM)
F&
1,1,.
1
1,2
1,1
1
o,9
0
SI.O?S:
to int
0,8
0,7
g/
g/
PS
h
,3
,0
,6
t..
rodu
600
5
00
1,.00
30
0
3000 4000
ce
modif
icatio
ns
without not
ice.
I
5000
The i
for
Hg and
ndica
the
ted engine
ful
ly
t l =
be
run-
in
20
°
C)
lb/ HPh
60
00
U
/min
(RPM)
performa
engine with a
the
performance
1,4
1,3
1,2
1,1
1,0
0,9
0,8
0.7
0,6
nce is val
tole
rance of ± 5%. To
given
PSh
600
5
00
400
300
2500 3000
---
----
id
for barometric
above
must
3500
with
carburettor HD-
with
carburettor HR-18 A
readin
g b
obta
be
0
in the performance
mul
tiplied
=
760
by the
4000
mm
correcti
13
Hg
accordi
A
4500
and a
ng
on
foetor 0.97
-------
ir
temperatu
to DIN
lbs
-----
5000 5500 600
627
.
re
0 (b
UJm
tl
= 20° C
= 736mm
0
in
(RP
/HPh
I
-{q
·
1,3
·1,1
1,2
1.0
~
7
0,6
0
M)