SERVICE
SHEET
No.
1007
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Replace the petrol pipe on the float chamber, making sure that the gauze filter is inside the banjo union,
and that the large fibre washer is between the union and the float chamber, with the small fibre washer
between the head of the bolt and the outside face of the banjo union. Replace the petrol tap support
bracket over the left hand rocker box stud and replace the I" diameter nut. The fibre washer and steel
washer should already be in position on the stud and underneath the bracket.
It is always advisable to use new exhaust pipe gaskets at the cylinder head joint. Refit the exhaust
pipes on to the cylinder head and then swing the silencer down over the ends of the exhaust pipes and
securely tighten the clips. Tighten the two bolts holding the silencer when the clips have been correctly
fitted. The air ducting around the cylinder head, which also carries the pipe supplying air to the
carburetter, can now be refitted by sliding it over the front exhaust pipe studs and securing in position
with the small I " nuts. The cool air pipe is secured to the strut across the frame immediately below the
petrol tank, by one 4" nut and bolt with spring washer. Replace the H.T. lead on the plugs noting that the
lead from the right hand coil is fitted to the right hand spark plug. Now slide the clutch cable through
the slot in the lug on the primary drive cover, make sure that the outer casing is seating in the lug, fit the
spring over the inner wire and with the aid of a hammer shaft, press in the clutch lever and
,
slip the
clutch nipple into the lever.
The rear wheel can now be refitted, care being taken to ensure that the valve is on the right hand side
of the machine. The three conical wheel nuts can be fitted either way round but each nut should be
tightened evenly ; if one nut is tightened down too much it is liable to distort the wheel on its seating on
the stub axle. Make sure that the nuts are securely tightened after the wheel is on the ground. Now re-
connect the kick-starter chain tensioner spring, which is hooked on to the bracket on the right hand exhaust
pipe, with the long flat connecting link hooked over the second chain roller from the kick-starter sprocket
on the gearbox. When the sprocket is in the rest position this roller is the second from last tooth on the
sprocket. The link must pass outside the gearchange lever. Re-connect the alternator cables to the
couplings underneath the frame, making sure that the colours are correctly matched and that the rubber
grommet is in position in the back of the flywheel case. Check the gearchange for operation and make sure
that the two "C" shaped hinges are in position on the lugs of the dual seat carrier.
The small clip which supports the throttle cable must be' connected to the air ducting around the
flywheel by means of the A" pin and nut at the top right hand side of the front.
Place the body panels in position, fitting the top and bottom screws. These are the round head
screw beneath the dual seat, and the screw at the bottom immediately above the pillion passenger's
footboards, but do not tighten either at this stage. Refit the bolts round the edges of the valances,
these being the two *" bolts at the front and one at the rear bottom end, then the two -&" bolts which
also carry the spare wheel brackets (when fitted), and the I" bolts at the top which support the number
plate. When a spare wheel and carrier are fitted re-connect the rear carrier to the two lugs which project
from the dual seat frame, refit the spare wheel, couple the lower end of the carrier in position on the spare
wheel and secure the two wheel nuts. Make sure that the plastic beading is pressed well home before
finally tightening the panel bolts.
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Re-connect the " C" shaped hinges to the dual seat brackets by the two 4" bolts and screw on the dual
seat catch knob.
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