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Appendix › Troubleshooting Guide

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18-60 APPENDIX
Troubleshooting Guide
  Air switching valve damaged                      O-ring at the oil passage in the crankcase
  Alternator rotor loose                            damaged
  Catalytic converter melt down due to muffler
    overheating (KLEEN)                           Exhaust Smokes Excessively:
  Balancer gear worn or chipped                    White smoke:
  Balancer shaft position maladjusted               Piston oil ring worn
  Balancer bearing worn                             Cylinder worn
  Balancer rubber damper damaged                    Valve oil seal damaged
                                                    Valve guide worn
Abnormal Drive Train Noise:                         Engine oil level too high
 Clutch noise:                                     Black smoke:
   Clutch damper weak or damaged                    Air cleaner clogged
   Clutch housing/friction plate clearance ex-     Brown smoke:
     cessive                                        Air cleaner housing holder loose
   Clutch housing gear worn                         Air cleaner poorly sealed or missing
   Wrong installation of outside friction plate
 Transmission noise:                              Handling and/or Stability
   Bearings worn                                  Unsatisfactory:
   Transmission gear worn or chipped               Handlebars hard to turn:
   Metal chips jammed in gear teeth                  Cable routing incorrect
   Engine oil insufficient                           Hose routing incorrect
 Drive line noise:                                   Wiring routing incorrect
   Drive chain adjusted improperly                   Steering stem nut too tight
   Drive chain worn                                  Steering stem bearing damaged
   Rear and/or engine sprocket worn                  Steering stem bearing lubrication inade-
   Chain lubrication insufficient                      quate
   Rear wheel misaligned                             Steering stem bent
                                                     Tire air pressure too low
Abnormal Frame Noise:                              Handlebars shakes or excessively
 Front fork noise:                                 vibrates:
   Oil insufficient or too thin                      Tire worn
   Spring weak or broken                             Swingarm pivot bearing worn
 Rear shock absorber noise:                          Rim warped, or not balanced
   Shock absorber damaged                            Wheel bearing worn
 Disc brake noise:                                   Handlebar holder bolt loose
   Pad installed incorrectly                         Steering stem nut loose
   Pad surface glazed                                Front, rear axle runout excessive
   Disc warped                                       Engine mounting bolt loose
   Caliper trouble                                 Handlebars pulls to one side:
 Other noise:                                        Frame bent
   Bracket, nut, bolt, etc.     not properly         Wheel misalignment
     mounted or tightened                            Swingarm bent or twisted
                                                     Swingarm pivot shaft runout excessive
Red Oil Pressure Warning Indicator                   Steering maladjusted
Light (LED) Doesn’t Go OFF:                          Front fork bent
 Engine oil pump damaged                           Shock absorption unsatisfactory:
 Engine oil screen clogged                           (Too hard)
 Engine oil filter clogged                           Front fork oil excessive
 Engine oil level too low                            Front fork oil viscosity too high
 Engine oil viscosity too low                        Rear shock absorber adjustment too hard
 Camshaft bearing worn                               Tire air pressure too high
 Crankshaft bearing worn                             Front fork bent
 Oil pressure switch damaged                         (Too soft)
 Wiring faulty                                       Tire air pressure too low
 Relief valve stuck open                             Front fork oil insufficient and/or leaking
                                                     Front fork oil viscosity too low
                                                     Rear shock adjustment too soft