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INDEX OF TOPICS
TIME CHART 12
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PREFACE OF STANDARD OPERATING TIME SCALE:
1.Qualified Staff: Has at least 3 years(included) experience in scooter repairing,

or get the equivalent scooter repairing licence.
2.Repairing Procedure: Use the proper tool and according to SERVICE MANUAL
procedure.
3.The tabled time includes checking, adjusting and confirming of the repairing.
The unit is "hour"
4.When repairing more than 2 parts, if they belong to same repairing system, then
the longest time will represent the whole repairing time.
5.When repairing more than 2 parts, if they belong to different repairing system,
then the summation of every time will represent the whole repairing time.
6.If the parts repaired are not in the table , please find the nearest one to represent
the repairing time.
Motive Power Industry CO., LTD

April,2007
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KART STANDARD OPERATING TIME SCALE (ENGINE)
KART 車輛維修標準工時表 (引擎)
UNIT(單位):HOUR(小時)
JOB NO. PART NAME BR500
工作編號零件名稱
0401 FAN COVER 風扇罩 NA
0402 COOLING COWL (1) 冷卻罩（１） NA
0403 COOLING COWL (2) 冷卻罩(2) NA
0404 FAN COVER COMP 風扇罩蓋 NA
0405 FAN(ENGINE) 風扇 NA
0406 FLYWHEEL MAGNETO ASSY 飛輪磁電機總成 2
0407 SPARKING PLUG 火星塞 0.1
0415 PAPER FILTER 空氣濾清器紙蕊 0.25
0416 AIR CLEANER ASSY FOR TK 空氣濾清器組合 0.5
0417 CARBURETTOR ASSY 化油器總成 NA
0418 MOTOR COMP. STARTER 起動馬達組合 0.5
0419 INTAKE MANIFOLD 進氣歧管 0.6
0420 COVER,SECOND AIR 空氣進氣蓋 NA
0421 SECOND AIR PIPE COMP 進氣導管組合 NA
0422 AIAC COMP 空氣導入控制閥組合 NA
0423 INJECTOR 噴油嘴 0.3
0424 THROTTLE BODY 節流閥體 0.7
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0601 COVER RIGHT CRANKCASE 右曲軸箱蓋 1.5
0602 CRANK CASE, RH. 右曲軸箱 4
0603 SEPARATOR OIL 機油分隔板 NA
0604 OIL PUMP ASSY 機油泵總成 4
0605 CHAIN, OIL PUMP 機油泵驅動鏈條 3.5
0606 GEAR, STARTER REDUCTION 起動減速齒輪 1.5
0607 ONE WAY CLUTCH ASSY. 單向離合器總成 2
0608 CAP TAPPET ADJUSTING HOLE 濾油網蓋 0.25
0609 GROOVE BALL BEARING 曲軸滾珠軸承 6.5
0610 CRANKCASE ASSY(LH,RH) 左右曲軸箱組合 7
0611 CYLINDER HEAD COVER 汽缸頭蓋 1
0612 CYLINDER HEAD 汽缸頭 4.5
0613 CHAIN ADJUSTER COMP 鏈條調整器組合 0.7
0614 CAM ASSY 凸輪軸總成 1.2
0615 OIL FILTER 機油濾清器 0.25
0616 CYLINDER ASSY 汽缸組合 4.5
0617 PISTON ASSY 活塞組合 4.5
0618 CRANKSHAFT COMP 曲柄軸總成 6
0619 ENGINE OIL 引擎機油 0.3
0620 OIL SEAL, LH CRANKSHAFT 左曲柄軸油封 0.8
0621 OIL SEAL, RH CRANKSHAFT 右曲柄軸油封 1
0622 OIL COOLER COMP 機油冷卻器組合 NA
0623 COUNTERSHAFT COMP 平衡軸 5.5
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1202 ENGINE LH SIDE COVER 引擎左邊蓋 0.4
1203 BREATHER PIPE 通風管 0.3
1204 SPONGE 過濾棉 0.2
1205 DRIVEN GEAR AND SPG. ASSY. 腳踏被動齒輪彈簧組合 NA
1206 RATCHET KICK STARTER 起動棘輪 NA
1207 KICK, SHAFT ASSY 腳踏起動心軸組合 NA
1208 TORSION SPRING 扭轉彈簧 NA
1209 BAR, KICK STARTER 起動踏桿組合 NA
1210 DRIVE FACE 驅動面 0.3
1211 DRIVING FACE COMP, MOVABLE 活動驅動面組合 0.4
1212 SIDE PIECE 滑塊 0.4
1213 BELT V型皮帶 0.4
1214 DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING 被驅動面軸承 0.6
1215 WEIGHT SET, CLUTCH 離合器比重組 0.6
1216 OUTER BODY COMP, CLUTCH 離合器外套本體組合 0.4
1217 BODY COMP, DRIVE PLATE 驅動板組合 0.6
1218 BELT PULLEY COMP. DRIVEN FACE 被驅動面皮帶輪組合 0.4
1219 TRANSMISSION COVER CASE 傳動箱蓋 1.5
1220 DRIVE SHAFT 驅動軸 1.3
1221 FINAL GEAR ASSY 最終齒輪組合 1.3
1222 GEAR OIL 齒輪油 0.25
1223 MUFFLER ASSY.(OR FRONT SECTION) 消音器總成(或前段) 0.5
1224 MUFFLER REAR SECTION 消音器後段 0.4
1225 HEAT PROTECTOR, MUFFLER 消音器護板 0.1
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2001 WATER TANK ASSY 散熱器總成 1
2002 CUP,VALVE 水箱蓋閥杯 0.1
2003 AUXILIARY COOL TANK 副水箱 0.2
2004 WATER PIPE COOLER BETWEEN PUMP 水管水箱 V.S. 水泵 0.7
2005 WATER PIPECOOLER->PRESSURE VALVE, AD TANK 水管水箱->洩壓閥 ,副水箱 0.5
2006 WATER TANK FOR FAN 水箱風扇 0.3
2007 SENSOR SWITCH 溫度感測開關 0.4
2008 IMPELLER WATER PUMP 水泵葉輪 1
2009 SEAL MECHANICAL 機械油封 1
2010 COVER WATER PUMP 水泵蓋 0.8
2011 GASKET WATER PUMP 水泵墊片 0.8
2012 SHAFT WATER PUMP 水泵樞軸 0.8
2013 HOSE A,B WATER 冷卻水管 A,B 0.3
2014 THERMOSTAT ASSY 恆溫器 0.4
2015 COVER THERMOSTAT 恆溫器蓋 0.4
2016 EARTH TERMINAL THERMO 恆溫器座 0.5
2017 THERMO UNIT ASSY 自動控溫器 0.4
2018 BY-PASS VALVE 旁通閥 2
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BUGRACER STANDARD OPERATING TIME SCALE (CHASSIS)
BUGRACER車輛維修標準工時表 ( 車體)
工時代號英文名稱中文名稱 BR500

CODE Description Chinese LABOR HOUR
B0101 FRAME COMPLETE 車架總成 8
B0102 BRACKET, FRONT MUD FENDER 前土除托架 0.1
B0103 BRACKET, REAR MUD FENDER 後土除托架 0.1
B0104 ROLL CAGE BAR (FRONT OR REAR) 前後橫桿 0.05
B0105 ROLL CAGE BAR (LH OR RH) 左右橫桿 0.1
B0106 ENGINE HANGER ASSY 引擎吊架本體熔接組合 1
B0107 TOW BALL 拖車球頭 0.05
B0108 THROTTLE/BRAKE PEDAL ASSY. 加油/煞車踏板組合 0.2
B0109 GEAR SHIFTING LEVER 換擋把手 0.1
B0110 REVERSE/PARKING LEVER ASSY 倒檔/手煞車拉桿組合 0.2
B0111 DRIVING CHAIN 驅動鏈條 NA
B0112 ENGINE MOUNT LINK 引擎連接座 0.3
B0113 BEARING, ENGINE MOUNT LINK 引擎連接座軸承 0.2
B0114 REVERSE GEAR FIXING PLATE 倒檔固定板 0.1
B0115 REVERSE GEAR BOX COMP 倒檔齒輪箱總成 3
B0116 BEARING, REVERSE GEAR BOX 倒檔齒輪箱軸承 3.5
B0117 REVERSE CABLE 倒檔導線 1
B0118 HAND PARKING CABLE 手煞車導線 0.5
B0119 DRIVING SHAFT(CV JOINT) 傳動軸 0.8
B0120 DIFFERENTIAL CABLE 差速導線 0.5
B0121 SOLENDID VALVE CABLE 電磁閥導線 0.2
B0122 DIFFERENTIAL SHIFTING LEVER 差速把手 0.2
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B0201 WHEEL RIM 前後輪鋼圈 0.3
B0202 TIRE 前輪胎總成 0.3
B0203 REAR AXLE 後軸 NA
B0204 SHAFT CONNECTER 後軸固定座 NA
B0205 FRONT BRAKE DISC 前剎車碟 0.2
B0206 REAR BRAKE DISC 後剎車碟 0.2
B0207 FRONT BRAKE DRUM 前剎車盤本體 0.3
B0208 REAR BRAKE DRUM 後剎車盤本體 0.3
B0209 REAR AXLE FIX SEAT 後輪軸固定座組合 NA
B0210 FINAL DRIVE SPROCKET 後鏈輪 NA
B0211 FINAL DRIVE SPROCKET HOLDER 後鏈輪固定座 NA
B0212 BRAKE CYLINDER ASSY. 煞車總泵組合 0.3
B0213 CALIPER COMP. (FRONT OR REAR) 煞車夾總成(前或後) 0.4
B0214 BRAKE PAD SET (FRONT OR REAR) 煞車片組合(前或後) 0.5
B0215 HOSE , HYDRAULIC BRAKE (FRONT OR REAR) 油壓剎車管(前或後) 0.3
B0216 PROTECTIVE COVER, DRIVING CHAIN 鍊條保護蓋 NA
B0217 PARK CALIPER COMP. (FRONT OR REAR) 機械煞車夾總成(前或後) 0.5
B0218 PADS OF PARK CALIPER 煞車塊(機械煞車夾) 0.6
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B0301 FRONT FENDER 前土除 0.1
B0302 REAR FENDER 後土除 0.1
B0303 SEAT ASSEMBLY 座椅 0.2
B0304 SEAT BELT 安全帶 0.2
B0305 FOOTBOARD (GO OR STOP) 腳踏墊(左或右) NA
B0306 COVER , SPEEDOMETER 碼錶飾蓋 0.05
B0307 FUEL TANK COMPLETE 汽油箱 0.4
B0308 FUEL TUBE (TUBE A OR B) 汽油管 (A OR B) 0.2
B0309 AUTOCOCK 自動油杯 NA
B0310 FUEL FILTER ASSEMBLY 汽油過濾器 0.1
B0311 OIL TANK ASSEMBLY 機油箱 NA
B0312 OIL TUBE 機油管 NA
B0313 THROTTLE CABLE 加油導線總成 0.3
B0314 INDUCT MAGNETO 感應磁鐵 0.1
B0315 REAR MIRROR ASSY. 後視鏡總成 0.05
B0316 BRACKET 2, COUNTER INDUCT 計數器感應固定板2 0.2
B0317 BRACKET 1, COUNTER INDUCT 計數器感應固定板1 0.2
B0318 BRAKE SAFETY SWITCH 煞車安全開關 0.3
B0319 BRAKE ADJUSTING PIN 導線調整軸銷 0.1
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B0401 STEERING SHEEL 方向盤 0.1
B0402 STEERING SHAFT 方向把手 0.2
B0403 STEERING SHAFT BUSH SLEEVE 轉向軸襯套 0.2
B0404 STEERING KNUCKLE 轉向操作鍊軸 0.2
B0405 STEERING GEAR 操縱齒輪 0.3
B0406 STEERING BALL JOINT 操縱球接頭 0.2
B0407 STEERING TIE-ROD ASSEMBLY(LH OR RH) 轉向拉桿(左或右) 0.2
B0408 KNUCKLE (LH OR RH) 轉向軸(左或右) 0.3
B0409 FRONT SUSPENSION 前避震器 0.2
B0410 REAR SUSPENSION 後避震器 0.2
B0411 UPPER SUSPENSION ARM (LH OR RH) 上懸吊總成(左或右) 0.3
B0412 LOWER SUSPENSION ARM (LH OR RH) 下懸吊總成(左或右) 0.3
B0413 UPPER SUSPENSION ARM BUSH 上懸吊避震襯套 0.4
B0414 LOWER SUSPENSION ARM BUSH 下懸吊避震襯套 0.4
B0415 SWING ARM ASSEMBLY, UPPER 上搖臂 NA
B0416 SWING ARM ASSEMBLY, LOWER 下搖臂 NA
B0417 BUSH, SWING ARM 搖臂襯套 0.3
B0418 CONNECTING ROD(LH OR RH) 拉桿, 上搖臂(左或右) 0.2
B0419 GREASE VALVE 注油閥 0.05
B0420 CUSHION BUSH, SWING ARM 搖臂套管襯墊 0.3
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B0501 MAIN WIRE ASSEMBLY 主配線 2
B0502 RESISTOR ASSEMBLY 電阻器 NA
B0503 IGNITION COIL ASSEBMLY 點火線圈 0.1
B0504 RECTIFIER & REGULATOR 整流穩壓器 0.1
B0505 STARTER RELAY ASSEMBLY 起動繼電器 0.1
B0506 SAFETY SWITCH (BRAKE) 煞車安全開關 0.3
B0507 BATTERY 電瓶 0.05
B0508 SPEEDOMETER 碼錶摠成 0.3
B0509 HORN 喇叭 0.1
B0510 DIRECTION LIGHT CONTROLLER 方向燈繼電器 0.05
B0511 MAIN SWITCH ASSEMBLY 主電源開關 0.1
B0512 STEERING LOCK 防盜瑣 0.1
B0513 BATTERY (+) LINE 電極正線 0.1
B0514 C.D.I. UNIT ASSEMBLY C.D.I.電子元件組合 0.2
B0515 REAR RACK 置物架 0.2
B0516 REFLECTOR (FRONT OR REAR) 反光片(前或後) 0.05
B0517 HEAD LAMP BULB 頭燈泡 0.1
B0518 HEAD LAMP ASSY. 頭燈組合 0.2
B0519 RUBBER MOUNT, HEADLAMP 頭燈橡膠底座 0.1
B0520 BACK LAMP COMP 後燈總成 0.1
B0521 BACK LAMP COVER 後燈蓋 0.05
B0522 LICENSE LAMP COMP 牌照燈總成 0.1
B0523 FRT SIGNAL LAMP ASSY (LH OR RH) 前方向燈組合(左或右) 0.1
B0524 REAR SIGNAL LAMP ASSY(LH OR RH) 後方向燈組合(左或右) 0.05
B0525 RELAY 繼電器 0.1
B0526 SOLENDID VALVE 電磁閥 0.2
B0527 3rd BRAKE LAMP 第三煞車燈總成 0.1
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INDEX OF TOPICS
PRIOR TO DELIVERY 11

Perform the checks below before delivering the kart:
NO Check Item Y N NO Check Item Y N
1 Steering Wheel 8 Engine Coolant
2 Gap of throttle Pedal 9 Tire Pressure
Confirm Engine ,VIN No &
3 Gap of Brake Pedal 10
Document
4 Lights and Horn 11 Owner’s Manual
Operating Method
5 Fuel Tank and Fuel Kind 12
Introduction
Periodic Maintenance
6 Engine Oil 13
introduction
7 Disk Brake fluid 14 Warranty Introduction
Locks inspection
 Safety locks according to chapter “Characteristics”
 Covers fastening screws
Electric System:
 Main switch
 Headlights: upper beams, dipped beams, tail lights and relevant light indicators
 Headlight position adjustment
 Direction indicators and relevant lights
 Instrument panel lights
 Instruments, fuel and cooling water temperature indicator
 Instruments unit indicator lights
 Horn
 Elecrric starter-up
 Parking button function
Caution: charge the battery before use to ensure optimum performance.

Failure to suitable charge the battery before its first us at a low
electrolyte level will cause an early failure of the battery.
Caution: when installing the battery, connect the positive cable before
connecting the negative one, and perform the reverse operation
upon reoval.
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Warning: the battery electrolyte is dangerous and may cause serious burns.
It contains sulphuric acid. Contact with eyes, skin and clothes
should be avoided.
Caution: never use fuses having a higher capacity than the recommended
value. Using fuses with inadequate capacity may cause damages to
the kart or even cause fire hazards.
Level Check:
 Hydraulic braking system fluid level
 Rear hub oil level
 Engine coolant level
 Engine oil level
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INDEX OF TOPICS
Automatic transmission… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . 1 0 -2
Final reduction… … … … … … … … … . . … … … … … … … … … … … … . . … 1 0 -22
Flywheel cover… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … … … … . … . . … 1 0 -31
Flywheel and start-u p … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 1 0 -52
Thermal unit and timing system… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 1 0 -64
Crankcase and driving shaft … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … ..10-100
Lubrication… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . 1 0 -122
ENGINE 10

Automatic Transmission
- Loosen the 4 fastening screws.

- Extract the outside plastic transmission
cover.
- Remove the Outside transmission cover
- Unscrew the 4 fastening screws shown in the

figure to remove the external air conveyor.
- Remove the External Air

Conveyor
- Unscrew the 2 fastening screws shown in
the figure to remove the conveyor filter.
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- Using a screwdriver, remove the driven

pulley axle cover by the bottom of the cap.
- Loosen the driven pulley shaft fastening nut

using a misaligned wrench and prevent the
pulley shaft rotation by a machine hexagon
bush.
- Remove the nut and the two washers.
Note: due to the high tightening torque, using different wrenches -such as
a conventional polygonal bush -may damage the hexagon obtained on the
shaft or break the bush itself.
- Remove the six M6 screws.
- Remove the four M8 screws.

- Remove the transmission cover.
- Check that the bearing rotates freely,
otherwise replace it.
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- Remove the Transmission

cover
- Unscrew the two screws shown in the figure
to remove the air conveyor.
Tightening torque:
Air conveyor screws: 11 ~12 Nm
- Check that the roller is free from wear and

that it rotates freely.
- Remove the fastening screw by a 13-mm
wrench.
- Remove the roller and the bearing.
N.B.: If the roller does not rotate
freely, it requires replacement.
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- Using a 27-mm wrench, turn

the central pulley nut to
horizontally align the central
inside holes and install the
specific tool.
Specific equipment and
tools:
Driving pulley stop
wrench 020474Y009
- Insert the retain band of the

specific tool into the pulley
first, so that the groove is fully
abutted.
- Then, insert the tool so as to
insert the stud bolts on the
band into the holes obtained
onto the tool itself.
- Tighten the two tool fastening
nuts by hand.
- Loosen the central nut.
- Remove the spring washer
and the flat washer.
- Remove the fixed driving
half-pulley.
- Remove the bushing
connection washer.
- Move the belt downwards.

- Suitable support the roller
contrast and extract the mobile
driving half-pulley with the
relevant bushing and the rear
washer, being careful not to
make the rollers come out.
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- Extract the clutch bell.
- Check that the clutch bell is

not worn or damaged.
- Measure the clutch bell inside
diameter.
Standard value: 160.2
mm
Max value: 160.5 mm
N.B.: Check the
eccentricity measured,
0.2 mm max.
- Extract the driven pulley unit

with the belt.
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- To remove the clutch with the

driven pulley it is necessary to
use the specific tool dwg;
- Arrange the tool with the
mean pins screwed in position
"E" on the inside;
- Install the driven pulley unit
onto the tool inserting the pins
into the ventilation holes;
- Move the rear stop screw in
abutment against the fixed
driven pulley as shown in the
figure.
Warning: The tool should be strictly secured in a vice usingthe special tail. Do not tighten the rear screw too much as
this could cause anirreversible tool deformation.
- Using the specific 55-mm wrench, remove thefastening ring nut.
- Loosen the tool screw and disassemble thedriven pulley unit, clutch, spring with sheath.
Specificequipment and tools:
Drivenpulley spring compressor: 020444Y
55-mmwrench: 020444Y009
Ring:020444Y010
-Extract the collar using 2

screwdrivers.
-Remove the 4 guide pins.

- Extract the mobile driven half-
pulley.
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- Check that the bushing is

free from wear or damages; if
so, replace the fixed driven
half-pulley.
- Remove the lock ring using
pliers.
- Using the specific tool

inserted through the roller
bearing, pull out the ball
bearing.
N.B.: Properly support the
pulley to prevent damaging
the threading.
tools:
Handle 020376Y
24-mm adapter 020456Y
20-mm guide 020363Y
N.B.: If you need to overhaul the bearings on an assembleddriven pulley unit, it is necessary to support the unit by
the bell 001467Y002.
- Remove the roller bearing by
the specific tool, supporting
the fixed half-pulley with the
bell.
tools:
Handle 020376Y
Adapter 28x30 mm
020375Y
25-mm guide 020364Y
Bell 001467Y002
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- Check that the belt contact

surface is free from wear.
- Remove the 2 inside sealing
rings and the 2 outside O-
rings.
- Measure the mobile half-
pulley bushing inside
diameter.
Maximum admissible
diameter: 50.08 mm
Standard diameter:
50.085 mm
- Install a new roller bearing

by the specific tool.
N.B.: Place the bearing with
the writings and the
embedded oil guard facing
outwards.
Properly support the half-
pulley to prevent damaging
the threading.
If you are working on the
driven pulley unit fully
assembled, use tool
001467Y002.

Punchfor driven pulley roller casing 020478Y
Bell001467Y002
- Install a new ball bearing by
the specific tool.
tools:
Handle 020376Y
Adapter 37 mm 020477Y
20-mm guide 020363Y
- Insert the snap ring to lock.
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- Insert the new oil guards

- Insert the new O-rings
N.B.: O-rings are of two
sizes. The large one is
installed on the
machining end radius, at
the base of the half-
pulley.
- Install the half-pulley on the
bushing being careful not to
damage the top sealing ring
during the introduction.
- Check that the pins and the
collar are free from wear;
install pins and collar.
- Using a bent beak greaser, lubricate thedriven pulley unit with about 10 gr. of grease TUTELA MRM2, this
operation should be carried out through one ofthe two holes into the bushing to obtain the exit of the grease from
theopposite hole. This operation is required to prevent the presence of greasebeyond the O-rings.
- Measure the free length of

the mobile driven half-pulley
spring.
Standard length: 125.5
mm
Admissible limit after
use: 120 mm
- Check the thickness of the

clutch mass friction material.
Minimum admissible
thickness: 1 mm
- The masses must exhibit no
traces of lubricants; in that
case, check the driven pulley
unit seals.
N.B.: Upon running-in, the masses must exhibit a central contact surface
and must not be different from one another. Different conditions may
cause the clutch tearing.
- Do not open the masses using tools to prevent a variation in the return spring load.
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- Check that the driving belt is

not damaged.
- Check the belt width.
Minimum width: 25 mm
Standard width: 26.2 mm
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- Check that the inside

brasses shown in the figure
are not worn and measure the
inside diameter.
Maximum admissible
diameter: 30.12 mm
Standard diameter:
30.021 mm
Caution :Do not lubricate or
clean the brasses
- Measure the pulley sliding
bushing outside diameter
shown in the figure.
Minimum admissible diameter: 29,95 mm.

Standard diameter: 29,959 mm.
- Check that the rollers are not

damaged or worn.
Minimum admissible
diameter: 24,5 mm
Standard diameter:
24,9 mm
- Check that the roller contrast
plate slide blocks are not
damaged.
- Check the wear of the roller
housings and of the belt
contact surfaces on both half-
pulleys.
P.10-12
PGO
- Insert the spacer with the

inside chamfering facing the
insertion side.
- Place the rollers into the half-

pulley as shown in the figure.
- The covered side must rest
onto the inside thrust side of
the roller container.
- Assemble the half-pulley with

the roller contrast and the
sliding blocks.
- Insert the half-pulley on the

driving shaft.
- Insert the spacer bushing.
P.10-13
PGO
P.10-14
PGO
- Install the belt anti-flapping roller with the

containment edge on the engine crankcase
side.
- Tighten the central screw at the prescribed
torque.
N.B.: Turn the driven and/or driving
pulley to properly tension the belt.
Tightening torque:
Anti-flapping roller screw: 16,7 ~19,6 Nm
P.10-15
PGO
- Prepare the specific tool as

for removal;
- Pre-assemble the driven
pulley unit with the driving belt
according to its direction of
rotation;
- Insert the driven pulley unit,
the spring with sheath and
clutch into the tool.
Specific equipment and tools:

Driven pulley spring compressor 020444Y
Adapter ring 020444Y010
- Compress the spring and

insert the clutch on the driven
pulley bushing.
N.B.: Be careful not to
damage the sheath or the
bushing threaded end.
- Tighten the ring nut by hand
and complete the tightening by
the specific wrench at the
prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Clutch ring nut: 65 ~75 Nm
55-mm wrench: 020444Y009
- To facilitate reassembly on the engine, turn the mobile driven pulley and insert the belt onto
the smaller diameter.
- Insert the driven pulley unit

. with the belt.
P.10-16
PGO
- Insert the spacer
- Insert the fixed driving half-

pulley and check that it is in
contact with the spacer and
with the mobile driving pulley
sliding bushing.
- Remove the flat washer and

the spring washer as shown in
the figure.
- Insert the nut in the original

position (nut side in contact
with the spring washer).
P.10-17
PGO
- Turn the central pulley nut to

horizontally align the holes and
install the specific tool.
N.B.: Check that the stop
wrench tool is easily inserted
into the pulley and in the
engine crankcase.
tools:
Driving pulley stop
wrench 020474Y004
- Insert the retain band on the

rear side, so that the groove is
fully abutted.
- Finally install the tool by
siding the nuts by hand and
ensuring the tool is resting
flatly.
- Tighten the driving pulley
fastening nut at the prescribed
torque
- Remove the specific tool.
Tightening torque:
Driven pulley shaft nut:
160 ~175 Nm
P.10-18
PGO
- Insert the bell and the spacer.
Note: due to the high tightening torque, using different wrenches -such as
a conventional polygonal bush ?may damage the hexagon obtained on the
shaft or break the bush itself.
P.10-19
PGO
- Make sure that the 2

centering dowels are properly
inserted into the crankcase.
- Insert the transmission cover with the bearing and install the relevant attachments.
- Lock the four M8 screws.
Tightening torque:
M8 screws: 23 ~26 Nm
- Lock the M6 screws.

Tightening torque:
M6 screws: 11 ~13 Nm
- Insert the washers on the

driven pulley shaft.
N.B.: Insert the larger
washer first.
- Insert the flanged nut.
- Prepare the dynamometric
wrench for LH locking using a
machine hexagon wrench.
- Tighten the driven pulley
shaft fastening nut using a
misaligned wrench.
Tightening torque:
Driven pulley nut: 92 ~
100 Nm
P.10-20
PGO
- Insert the driven pulley axle cap by placing

the missing tooth in the low part at the
reference on the transmission cover.
N.B.: Check that the air inlet and the air

outlets are totally free.
- Insert the outside plastic transmission
cover.
- Tighten the 4 fastening screws at the
prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Outside transmission cover screws:
7~9 Nm
P.10-21
PGO
Final Reduction
LUBRICATE WITH OIL CLEAN CAREFULLY
LUBRICATE WITH GREASE CAUTION: HANDLE WITH CARE
APPLY PRODUCT ALWAYS REPLACE
REFERENCE A B
QUANTITY 6 1
TORQUE Nm 24~27 15~17
P.10-22
PGO
Final Reduction
- Drain the rear hub oil through

the oil drainage cap located
under the Engine.
- Drain the rear hub oil through
the oil drainage cap located
under the Engine.
- Remove the 7 fastening
screws.
Remove the hub cover and the
relevant gasket
- Remove the lay shaft.

- Remove the wheel axle with
gear.
- Check all bearings (wear,

clearance and noise).
In case of anomalies, proceed
as follows.
To remove the wheel axle
bearing on the engine
crankcase, use the following
parts.
tools:
15-mm pliers: 001467Y34
or 001467Y014
Bell: 001467Y031
To remove the lay shaft bearing

on the engine crankcase, use
the special removing tool.
tools:
20-mm pliers:
001467Y006
Bell: 001467Y035
P.10-23
PGO
Final Reduction
- Remove the snap ring from

the hub cover outside.
- Support the hub cover using

the column kit.
- Pull out the bearing by the
specific tool.
tools:
Column kit: 020476Y
Handle: 020376Y
Adapter 37 mm: 020477Y
30-mm guide: 020483Y
- Remove the oil guard by a

screwdriver.
P.10-24
PGO
Final Reduction

the column kit.
- Extract the bearing by the
specific tool.
tools:
Column kit: 020476Y
Pliers: 001467Y006
Bell: 001467Y007
- If you have to remove the driven pulley

shaft, the relevant bearing and the oil guard,
remove the transmission cover and the clutch
unit as described in Chapter 3, -
(Automatic transmission)>
- Extract the driven pulley shaft from the
bearing.
- Remove the oil guard by a screwdriver into
the hub gear box.
- Remove the snap ring shown in the figure.
- Pull out the driven pulley shaft bearing from

the engine crankcase using the specific tool.
Handle for punches: 020376Y
Adapter 37 - 40 mm: 020358Y
25 mm guide: 020364Y
P.10-25
PGO
Final Reduction
- Insert the pulley shaft oil

guard on the transmission
side.
- Place the safety lock snap

ring of the driven pulley shaft
bearing.
N.B.: Place it in the
position shown in the
figure.
- Heat the wheel axle bearing

seat on the crankcase.
- Insert the wheel axle
bearing in the upper
crankcase seat by the
specific tool.
N.B.: Place it with the
balls facing the hub
(this applies to bearings
with plastic cage).
tools:
Handle 020376Y
Adapter 42x47 mm
020359Y
15-mm guide 020412Y
P.10-26
PGO
Final Reduction
- Heat the intermediate gear

bearing seat.
- Insert the intermediate shaft
bearing by the specific tool.
with plastic cage).
tools:
Handle: 020376Y
Adapter 42x47 mm:
020359Y
- Insert the driven pulley shaft

bearing until it abuts against
the bottom of the seat using
the specific tool.
with plastic cage).
tools:
Handle: 020376Y
Adapter 52x55 mm:
020360Y
- Heat the crankcase by the

thermal gun.
tools:
Heater 020151Y
- Check that the matching surface exhibits nodeformations.

- Check the bearing capacity.
Incase of faults, replace the hub cover.
P.10-27
PGO
Final Reduction
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φαχε=∀Τιµεσ Νεω
Ροµαν∀>
Support the hub
cover using the
column kit.
Ροµαν∀> Insert
the wheel axle oil
guard with the
sealing lip facing
the inside of the
cover.
Ροµαν∀> Place
the oil guard flush
with the crankcase.
Specific equipment
and tools:
Handle: 020376Y
Adapter 52x55:
020360Y
Column kit: 020476Y
- Replace the snap ring
- Heat the wheel axle

bearing seat from the cover
outside.
- Insert the wheel axle
bearing on the cover by the
specific punch until
abutment.
Specific equipment
and tools:
Handle 020376Y
Adapter 52x55 mm
P.10-28
PGO
Final Reduction
020360Y
30-mm guide 020483Y
- Insert the intermediate

shaft bearing on the cover
(this applies to
bearings with plastic
cage).
Specific equipment
and tools:
Handle 020376Y
Adapter 52x55 mm
020360Y
20-mm guide 020363Y
- Heat the bearing seats on

the cover using the thermal
gun.
the column kit.
tools:
Heater 020151Y
Column kit 020476Y
P.10-29
PGO
Final Reduction
- Check that the 3 shafts exhibit no wear or

deformation on the toothed surfaces, at the
bearings and at the oil guards. In case of
faults, replace the damaged parts.
Connection diameterfor lay shaft:

A = d 20 - 0,01-0,02 mm
Connection diameterfor wheel axle:
B = d 30 - 0,010-0,023 mm
C = d 15 - 0,01-0,02 mm
Connection diameterfor shaft
Driven pulley:
D = d 17 - 0,01-0,02 mm
E = d 20 - 0,01-0,02 mm
F = d 25 - 0,01-0,02 mm
- Place the 3 shafts as
- Check the proper position

of the centering dowels.
- Install a new gasket.
- Install the cover checking
the correct position of the
vent pipe.
- Place the 7 fastening screws, tighten them atthe prescribed torque checking the position of the vent pipe sealing
bands andof the 3 shorter screws as shown in the figure
- Refill with the prescribed oil to the maximumlevel.
Tighteningtorque:
Hubcover screws: 24 ~ 27 Nm
Prescribed oil: TUTELA ZC90 Quantity:~ 250 cc
P.10-30
PGO
Flywheel Cover
LUBRICATE WITH CLEAN CAREFULLY

OIL
LUBRICATE WITH CAUTION: HANDLE WITH CARE
GREASE
REFERENCE B C D E F G H I L M
QUANTITY 14 1 1 6 3 1 1 2 2 1
TORQUe 12 4 24 3 8 2 14 1,5 3 4
P.10-31
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Remove the three bands shown in the figure

for an easier removal of the flywheel cover,
remove the cylinder delivery sleeve and
disconnect the recirculation sleeve from the
pump cover.
N.B.: The bands must be replaced. To
remove them, open with a
screwdriver or cut them.
Be careful not to damage the plastic
unions.
- Unscrew the 6 fixing screws and remove the

water pump cover.
N.B.: It is possible to remove the
pump cover with sleeves, if required.
P.10-32
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Drain the engine oil by

removing the drainage cap.
- Prepare a suitable container
to collect the oil.
- Remove the pre-filter.
- Remove the oil filter using a

filter tape or shaped cup
wrench.
- Loosen the 14 fastening

screws.
- Remove the flywheel cover
with the relevant gasket and
the cooling system sleeve
support.
N.B.: The screws are of 4
different lengths. Note
P.10-33
PGO
Flywheel Cover
the relevant positions.
Caution: Remove the cover avoiding any possible interferences between stator androtor.
Caution: Be careful to prevent slippage of the by-pass valve and of the relevantspring.
- Remove the by-pass and the

relevant spring.
- Remove the sealing gasket.
P.10-34
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Remove the 2 fastening

screws and the wiring guide
bracket.
- Unscrew the 3 fastening

screws and remove stator and
its wiring.

screws and remove the reed
valve support with head.
- Remove the blow-by reed

valve with the relevant sealing
gasket.
P.10-35
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Unscrew the fastening screw

and remove the gas outlet
union with the relevant O-ring.
- Remove the water pump

impeller by unscrewing it from
the relevant shaft.
N.B.: The threading is
clockwise. It is advisable to
prevent the shaft rotation by
inserting a 12-mm wrench into
the drive.
- Extract the shaft with the

relevant abutment washer.
P.10-36
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Remove the sealing ring.
- Remove the ceramic ring and

the relevant gasket.
- Remove the sealing ring for

the pump shaft lubrication
using a suitably shaped tool.
P.10-37
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Remove the engine oil filling

cap/bar and the reference oil
cap for the timing.
- Remove the minimum oil
pressure sensor.
P.10-38
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Check the integrity of the

stator and of the relevant
wiring.
- Check the continuity between

the 3 phases.
N.B.: The values refer to
ambient temperature. A check
with the stator at working
temperature gives higher
values.
Approximate resistance
of each phase: 0.2 ~1 Ω
- Check the earth insulation of

each phase.
- In case of irregularities,
carefully check the wiring as
this consists of 2 cables: stiff
cables close to the stator and
soft cables to the connector.
- Check that the winding is

placed so as to not interfere
with the fastening screw
heads.
P.10-39
PGO
Flywheel Cover
P.10-40
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Check that the piston outside

diameter exhibits no scratches
or damages.
Outside diameter: 10.5

mm
- Check the free length of the

spring.

mm
Limit length after use:
64.0 mm
- Check that the water pump

shaft exhibits no wear on the
connection in contact with the
case, in the oil guard working
zone and on the drive.
- Check that the ceramic seal
working surfaces are not
scratched or worn.
- Check that the impeller is free

from deformation or cracks.
- Check that the plastic
impeller is perfectly integral
with the metal part.
- Check that the water pump cover is free

- Check that the sealing O-rings are in good
working order.
PGO BR-500 ENGINE P.10-41

Flywheel Cover
- Check that the blow-by circuit

reed closes properly.
P.10-42
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Before re-assembling,
carefully check the cleaning of
all components.
- For the cover case, carefully
check all lubrication paths, in
particular:
- the 3 by-pass ducts.
- Oil feeding duct at the water

pump shaft connection.
- Pump drainage duct.
- Oil pressure sensor feeding

duct.
P.10-43
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Oil vapour decantation

chamber drainage
- Replace the blow-by reed

valve using a new sealing
gasket.
- replace the support with
head tightening the screws at
the prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Support screws with
head:
0.3 ~0.4 Nm
- Install a new pump shaft

sealing using the specific tool.
- Install the minimum oil
pressure sensor and tighten at
Tightening torque:
Minimum oil pressure
P.10-44
PGO
Flywheel Cover
sensor:
12 ~14 Nm
tools:
Handle 020376Y
15-mm guide 020412Y
- Pre-assemble the ceramic

seal and the relevant gasket.
N.B.: Place the chamfering
towards the gasket being
careful not to foul the ceramic
ring with oil or grease, which
would impair the seal.
- Insert the ceramic seal on

the flywheel cover.
N.B.: Assemble by hand to
prevent damages to the
ceramic seal.
- Insert the water pump shaft
after lubricating the flywheel
cover seat.
- Insert the mechanical seal on
the shaft up to the impeller
abutment surface.
N.B.: The final introduction
depth will be determined by
the impeller.
- Screw the impeller and

tighten at the prescribed
torque.
Tightening torque:
Water pump impeller: 4 ~
5 Nm
P.10-45
PGO
Flywheel Cover
P.10-46
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Install the stator with wiring,

tightening the 3 screws at the
prescribed torque.
N.B.: Insert the rubber wiring

sealing gasket into the special
seat on the crankcase.
Tightening torque:
Stator fastening screws:
8 ~10 Nm
- Install the wiring guide

bracket tightening the 2 screws
at the prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Wiring guide bracket
fastening screws: 3 ~4 N
m
- Temporarily install the timing

check hole cap and the engine
oil filling cap/bar.
- Insert the blow-by recovery
duct using a new O-ring.
- Tighten the screw at the
prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Blow-by recovery duct
m
- Insert the spring and the by-

pass piston on the flywheel
cover.
N.B.: Lubricate the by-pass

valve.
P.10-47
PGO
Flywheel Cover
P.10-48
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Install a new gasket on the engine

crankcase.
- Check the presence of the 3 centering
dowels.
- Turn the driving shaft to align the counter-

shaft drive with a reference on the crankcase
(see figure).
- Repeat the alignment for the water pump

shaft with the same reference on the cover.
N.B.: These arrangements are useful
especially when working with water
pump cover already assembled.
-Install the flywheel cover on the engine, being careful to prevent any possible interferences
between stator and rotor.
Caution - Failure to observe this rule can cause the breakage of the
ceramic magnets.
- Tighten the 14 cover fastening screws at the
prescribed torque.
N.B.: The screws are of 4 different
lengths:
the 3 shorter ones are in the position
- the longer one is placed under the
engine oil filling cap.
- the intermediate ones are for the

remaining attachments, except for
P.10-49
PGO
Flywheel Cover
the sleeve support fastening screw

(highlighted in the figure), which is
slightly longer.
Tightening torque:
Flywheel cover fastening screws:
11 ~13 Nm
- Carefully place a new O-ring avoiding

contacts with grease or oil.
Caution - Failure to observe this
regulation can cause irreversible
deformation to the O-ring.
- Install the water pump cover and tighten the
6 fastening screws at the prescribed torque.
Tighteningtorque:
Flywheelcover fastening screws: 3 ~4 Nm
P.10-50
PGO
Flywheel Cover
- Install a new oil filter,

lubricate the sealing gasket,
and tighten further at the
prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Oil filter: 12 ~16 Nm
- Install the cylinder delivery

sleeve and connect the
recirculation sleeve to the
pump cover using 3 new
bands.
N.B.: Lock the bands
with the special pliers
being careful not to cut
deeply into the sleeve
and preventing
insufficient tightening.
- Install the pre-filter and the

engine oil drainage cap and
tighten at the prescribed
torque.
- Refill the engine with the
prescribed oil type.
Tightening torques:
Oil drainage cap: 24 ~30
Nm
Recommended oil:
Selenia HI Scooter 4
Tech 5W/40
P.10-51
PGO
Flywheel and Start-up
REFERENCE A B C D
QUANTITY 6 3 2 1
TORQUE Nm 14 3.5 12 120
P.10-52
PGO
- Remove the three bands shown in the figure

for an easier removal of the flywheel cover,
remove the cylinder delivery sleeve and
disconnect the recirculation sleeve from the
pump cover.
N.B.: The bands must be replaced.
To remove them, open with a
screwdriver or cut them.
Be careful not to damage the plastic
unions.
N.B.: This operation may also be

carried out with flywheel cover
assembled.
- Loosen the two fastening screws.
- Extract the complete starter motor.
P.10-53
PGO
N.B.: If you must remove the

magneto flywheel, it is
necessary to remove the chain
guide sliding block retain plate
first.
screws and remove the chain
guide sliding block retain plate
and the start-up rim.
- Align the holes obtained on

the flywheel with the
crankcase housing to allow
the introduction of the specific
tool.
- Tighten the bushing of the

flywheel lock tool on the
removing tool threading.
- Insert the specific tool as

shown in the figure, making
sure that the pins are perfectly
inserted into the previously
aligned holes and that it is
perfectly abutted and almost
flush with the flywheel.
tools:
Flywheel lock tool
020472Y
- Loosen the magneto flywheel

fastening nut.
- Remove the specific tool and
the fastening nut.
P.10-54
PGO
- Remove the washer.
- Insert the nut again so as to

slightly uncover the shaft and
free the space that was
occupied by the washer.
Caution : This operation is
required as the flywheel is
strongly locked; the cone
detachment may therefore
cause the rotor slippage, with
the consequent breakage of
the magnets.
- Insert the specific removing

tool.
- Using a 27-mm wrench and
a 19-mm bushing, release the
magneto flywheel.
tools:
Flywheel removing tool
020467Y
- Remove the removing tool.

- Remove the nut and extract
the magneto flywheel with the
start-up rim.
- Remove the driving shaft
key.
P.10-55
PGO
- To remove the start-up rim

from the free wheel it is
necessary to turn it clockwise
and pull it out.
- Remove the free wheel from

the magneto flywheel by
loosening the 6 fastening
screws.
N.B.: Since the free
wheel must be removed,
it is advisable to loosen
the 6 fastening screws
in advance with the
flywheel still installed
on the driving shaft.
- The free wheel is coupled to

the flywheel with high
precision; if removal is difficult,
use 2 screws as gripping
points and as removing tools,
if required.
P.10-56
PGO
- Extract the intermediate gear

provided with torque limiter.
- Check the integrity of the magnets.

- Check that the magnet support cage is free
- Check that the flywheel nailing exhibits no
loosening.
P.10-57
PGO
- Check that the free wheel

and the start-up rim hub
surface are free from wear.
- Check the hub outside
diameter.
Hub outside diameter:
+ 0,008
d 45,665 +0,005
mm
- Check the start-up brass

inside diameter.
- Check that the toothing is not
worn.
Brass inside diameter:
d 27 + 0,020+0,041 mm
N.B.: In the event of failures concerning the hub, it is advisable to replace

the start-up rim and the free wheel.
If only the brass is worn, it is possible to replace only the complete start-
up rim. In that case, check also the diameter and the surface of the
connection on the driving shaft. In case or irregularities, replace the
driving shaft.
P.10-58
PGO
- Check that the toothing is not

worn.
- Check the diameter of the
two ends.
Gear connection
diameter:
d 12 - 0 - 0,011 mm
Also check the capacity

diameter on the flywheel cover
and on the engine crankcase.
Flywheel cover
connection diameter:
d 12 + 0,034 -0,016 mm
Engine crankcase
connectiondiameter:
d 12 + 0,034 -0,016
mm
N.B.: The torque limiter is

provided with 4 gears that
have the function?of clutch
driving plates.
Driven plates consist of 4
Belleville washers provided
with grooved profiles; this
assembly allows transmitting
torques lower than 10 kgm.
In case of incorrect start-up
manoeuvres, the limiter
prevents any kicks, with
consequent reversal of
direction of the driving shaft
which would impair the engine
structure.
The limiter assembly cannot be overhauled. Incase of irregularities on the toothed discs, replace the assembly.
P.10-59
PGO
- Check that the free wheel contact surfaces

are in good condition.
- Carefully clean the free wheel to remove any
residues of LOCTITE.
- Degrease the threading of the holes on the
free wheel and the fastening screws.
- Apply LOCTITE 234 at the ends of the
screws.
- Install the free wheel on the magneto
flywheel, with the rectified part in contact with
the flywheel, that is with visible wheel snap
ring.
- Tighten the 6 fastening screws in a crossed
sequence at the prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Free wheel fastening screws:
13 ~15 Nm
- Lubricate the free wheel "rollers"
- Lubricate the inside brass and the start-up

rim hub surface.
- Install the start-up rim on the flywheel turning

it clockwise and inserting at the same time.
P.10-60
PGO
- Lubricate the gear housing on the engine

crankcase.
- Insert the intermediate gear with torque

limiter
P.10-61
PGO
- Insert the key on the driving shaft.

- Install the magneto flywheel checking the
proper insertion of the key and engaging the
torque limiter gear with the start-up rim.
- Insert washer and nut on the driving shaft.
- Tighten thoroughly the guide bushing of the

flywheel lock tool and loosen by 1/4 turn.
N.B.: Failure to observe this rule causes the
locking of the guide on the flywheel.
Flywheel lock tool 020472Y
- Align the 2 holes of the magneto flywheel

with the case housing to allow the introduction
of the specific tool.
- Insert the specific tool checking that the pins

are perfectly introduced into the seat.
Flywheel lock tool 020472Y
P.10-62
PGO
- Tighten the flywheel lock nut at the

prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Flywheel lock nut: 115 ~125 Nm
- Install the chain guide retain plate tightening

the 3 screws at the prescribed torque.
N.B.: Before tightening the screws,
move the start-up rim in contact with
the crankcase and check that it is
free to rotate in counter-clockwise
direction.
Tightening torque:
Chain guide sliding block retain plate
fastening screws: 3 ~4 Nm
P.10-63
PGO
Thermal Unit & timing system
- Check that the O-ring is in good working

order and lubricate it.
- Insert the starter motor.
- Tighten the 2 fastening screws at the
prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Starter motor fastening screws:
11 ~13 Nm
- Lubricate the intermediate gear seat with

torque limiter on the flywheel cover.
- Align the water pump drive with a reference
and install the flywheel cover as described in
the ( Engine Flywheel Cover
Assembly ) chapter.
- Remove the Automatic

transmission
- Remove the Removal of flywheel

cover ,the Flywheel and
start-up and the
Removal of flywheel cover
P.10-64
PGO
The ignition advance is electronicallydetermined on the basis of the parameters recognised by the controller. Forthis
reason it is not possible to declare the reference values based on theengine rpm.
The ignition advance value is detectable any timeby the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y.
Using the stroboscopic lamp dwg. 020330Y it ispossible to check whether the ignition advance determined by the
injectionsystem matches that actually started on the engine.
Proceed as follows:
Remove the external transmission cover as
described in the Automatic
transmission chapter.
- Remove the TDC reference inspection cap

between flywheel and cover housing. See the
Flywheel cover ? chapter.
- By the driving pulley nut, turn the engine to

find the alignment of the references to identify
the TDC
- Repeat the reference between driving pulley

and transmission cover
- Replace the inspection cap on the flywheel

side.
- Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y.
P.10-65
PGO
- Start the engine.

- Select the menu on the "parameters"
function.
- Select the stroboscopic lamp control in the
conventional 4-stroke engine position (1 spark
2 revolutions).
- Check that the real values of rpm and ignition
advance match those measured by the
diagnostic tester.
Ifthe values do not match, check:

- timing
- stroke-revolution sensor
- injection controller
P.10-66
PGO
- Loosen the 3 fastening screws.

- Remove the intake manifold unit.
- Loosen the 6 special screws with abutment

and the relevant rubber gaskets.
- Remove the tappet cover with relevant
gasket.
P.10-67
PGO
- Turn the engine to close the intake valves,

i.e., moving the reference on the wheel speed
sensor to the top, as shown in the figure.
- Remove the central screw and the valve

lifting device mass stop bell using the specific
tool.
Adjustable wrench 020565Y
- Remove the return spring and the valve

lifting mass with relevant travel end washer.
N.B.: Be careful not to make washer
and spring fall into the engine
through the chain compartment.
- Align the references located on the wheel

speed sensor and on the head.
- Loosen the tightener central screw.

- Unscrew the 2 fastening screws and remove
the tightener with relevant gasket.
P.10-68
PGO
Remove the inside hexagon screw and the

balance weight as shown in the figure.
- Remove the timing belt rim from the

camshaft.
- Remove the timing belt rim.
- Remove the wheel speed sensor.
- Remove the engine stroke-revolution sensor

and relevant O-ring by loosening the fastening
screw and removing the fixing band from the
special hole obtained on the head gasket.
N.B.: To check this component, see
the [9] Injection
chapter.
P.10-69
PGO
- Unscrew the 3 fastening screws and remove

camshaft retain bracket.
N.B.: Removing the fastening screws
may be difficult. Be careful not to
damage the inside hexagon. In case
of need, separate the threads in
advance.
- Remove the camshaft.
- Remove pins and rockers by the

transmission side holes.
P.10-70
PGO
- Remove the spark plug.

- Remove the cooling system outlet sleeve
with thermostat.
- Remove the cooling fluid temperature

sensor.
N.B.: The sensor controls both
injection and the analogue
instrument on the panel. To check
this component, see the Injection
Chapter.
- Remove the 2 fastening nuts on the head,

on the exhaust and on the intake side.
- Remove the two M6 screws into the

distribution channel and the M6 screw on the
spark plug side with the thermostat support.
N.B.: In case of need, the head may

be removed with the camshaft, pins,
rockers and fixing bracket.
- Loosen the 4 head-cylinder fastening nuts in
2 or 3 times and in a crossed sequence.
- Remove the head, the 2 centering dowels,
the gasket and the lower chain guide sliding
block.
P.10-71
PGO
N.B.: Do not remove the dowels if

they are forced into their seat.
Caution:When you have to remove the head, prepare a suitable container since thethermal unit
contains cooling fluid.
- Using the specific tool with adapter, remove

half-cones, plates, springs and valves.
Valve removing tool
020382Y
Adapter 020382Y012
Caution :Arrange the valves so as to

recognise the original position on the head
(flywheel side and transmission side).
- Remove the oil guards by the specific tool.
Removing tool for oil guards
020431Y
- Remove the spring supports.

N.B.: Blow the seats with
compressed air to? facilitate the
spring support removal.
P.10-72
PGO
- Remove the timing belt.

- Loosen the fastening screw
and remove the spacer and
the tightening sliding block.
N.B.: It is advisable to
mark the chain in order
to ensure that the initial
direction of rotation is
maintained.
- Extract the cylinder with the

relevant gasket and the
centering dowel.
N.B.: The second
centering is ensured by
a pin set into the
cylinder.
Caution: To prevent
damages to the piston,
support it while
removing the cylinder.
- Remove the 2 piston pin

locking rings by the specific
housings.
- Extract the pin and remove
the piston.
N.B.: Close the cylinder
housing mouth on the
crankcase with paper or
with a cloth to prevent
slippage of one of the
pin locking rings into the
case.
- Remove the piston sealing

rings and the scraper ring.
Caution ?Note the
assembly positions of
the linings to prevent
inverting the position in
case of reuse.
damage the sealing
P.10-73
PGO
rings during removal.
- Using a bore gauge, measure the

connecting rod small end diameter.
Standard diameter: 22 + 0,025+0,015
mm
N.B.: If the connecting rod small end diameter exceeds the standard diameter, exhibits wear
or overheating, proceed to replace the driving shaft as described in Chapter Driving
shaft oil sump
P.10-74
PGO
- Check the pin outside

diameter by a micrometer.
0-
Standard diameter: 22
0,004
mm
- Calculate the coupling
clearance between pin and
connecting rod end.
Standard clearance:
0,015 ~0,029 mm
- Measure the capacity

diameter on the piston.
Standard diameter: 22 +
0,006 +0,001
mm
- Calculate the coupling
clearance between pin and
piston.
Standard clearance:
0,001 ?0,010 mm
N.B.: The pin housings are
provided with 2 lubrication
channels. For this reason,
measurement must be made
according to the piston axis.
- Measure the piston outside
diameter according to a
direction orthogonal to the pin
axis.
- Take the measurement in the
position shown in the figure.
A = 43,2 mm
Piston diameter: 92 mm
- Using a bore gauge, measure

the cylinder inside diameter
according to the directions
shown in the figure at three
different heights.
Standard diameter: 92 +
0,018
+0,010
mm
P.10-75
PGO
- Check that coating is free from flakes.

- Check that the head matching surface exhibits no deformations or wear.
Maximum admissible out of plane: 0.05 mm
- Pistons and cylinders are classified into categories based on their diameter. Coupling is
made in pairs (A-A, B-B, C-C, D-D).
- Carefully clean the sealing ring housings.

- Using suitable probes, measure the
coupling clearance between sealing rings
and piston housings, as shown in the figure.
- If higher clearance values than those
reported in the table are measured, replace
the piston.
N.B.: Measure the clearance by
inserting the thickness gauge on
the second sealing ring side.
Standard coupling Admissible clearance

clearance after use
First compression A=0,9 - 0,005 -0,030mm C=0,9 + 0,03 +0,01 mm
lining B=1,5 - 0,005 -0,03 mm D=2 + 0,05 -0,02 mm
Second compression 12 - 0,005 mm 1,25 + 0,03 mm

lining
Scraper ring lining 2,5 - 0,005 mm 2,5 + 0,03 mm
P.10-76
PGO
- Alternately insert the 3

sealing rings into the cylinder
in the zone where it has the
original diameter. Insert the
rings in orthogonal position
into the cylinder axle, using
the piston.
- Measure the opening (see
figure) of the sealing rings by a
thickness gauge.
- If higher values than those
prescribed are measured,
replace the linings.
Standard opening Max value

Compression lining 0,15 ~0,35 mm 0,5 mm
Scraper ring lining 0,25 ~0,50 mm 0,65 mm
Scraper ring lining 0,25 ~0,50 mm 0,65 mm
N.B.: Before replacing the sealing rings, make sure thatthe prescriptions relating to the sealing ring - housings and
piston - cylindercoupling clearances are respected. In any case, new sealing rings coupled witha second-hand
cylinder may require adjustment conditions different fromstandard ones.
N.B.: The tool for installing the locking rings must beused manually.
Caution :Using a hammer may damage the lock housings.
P.10-77
PGO
- Fit piston and pin on the

connecting rod, placing the
piston with the arrow towards
the exhaust.
- Insert the locking ring into the

specific tool, with the opening
in the position indicated on the
tool.
S = left
D = right
- Move the locking ring into

position by the punch.
- Install the pin lock using the

pin shown in the figure.
tools:
Pin lock installation tool
020470Y
P.10-78
PGO
- Temporarily install the

cylinder on the piston without
base gasket.
- Install a comparator on the
specific tool using the short
union, as shown in the figure.
tools:
Piston position check
support 020475Y
- Using an abutment plane,
reset the comparator with a
pre-load of a few millimetres.
- Finally fix the comparator.
- Check the perfect sliding of
the feeler pin.
- Install the tool on the cylinder
without changing the
comparator position.
- Lock the tool by the original
head fastening nuts.
- Turn the driving shaft to the
TDC (point of reversal of the
comparator rotation).
- Measure the deviation from
the reset value.
- Identify the thickness of the cylinder base gasket to be used for re-assembly by the table
below. The proper identification of the cylinder base gasket thickness allows maintaining the
correct compression ratio.
- Remove the specific tool and the cylinder.
N.B.: If deviations (or recesses or projections) close to the change of category are
measured, repeat the measurement at the opposed side. To do so, repeat the tool
installation by inverting its position.
Recess / Projection measured Gasket thickness

- 0,185 ~- 0,10 0,4 ~0,05
- 0,10 ~+ 0,10 0,6 ~0,05
+ 0,10 ~+ 0,185 0,8 ~0,05
P.10-79
PGO
- Place the scraper ring lining

spring on the piston.
- Install the scraper ring lining
keeping the opening opposed
to the spring junction and with
the writing "top" facing
upwards. In any case, the
chamfering must be arranged
towards the piston top.
- Fit the second lining with the
identification letter or the
writing "top" facing the piston
top. In any case, the step must
be facing opposite the piston
top.
- Install the first compression
lining in the direction imposed
by the housing.
- It is advisable to use a fitter
to facilitate the installation of
the linings.
N.B.: The 2 sealing linings
have a conical surface of
contact with the cylinder. This
is to ensure a better
adaptation.
- Misalign the lining openings
at 120 as shown in the figure.
- Lubricate the parts with
engine oil.
- The engine uses the first
compression lining with an L
section.
P.10-80
PGO
- Insert the cylinder base

gasket with the thickness
determined above.
- Using the fork and the band
clamp, install the cylinder as
tools:
Piston assembly band
020468Y
Fork 020512Y
N.B.: Before installing the cylinder, carefully blow the lubrication duct and
lubricate the cylinder liner. Check the presence of the two reference
dowels.
- Using a rectified bar and a thickness gauge,

check that the head surface exhibits no
deformations or wear.
Maximum admissible out of plane: 0.1 mm
- In case of irregularities, replace the head.
- Check the sealing surfaces for the intake
and exhaust manifold.
- Check that the camshaft and the rocker pin
capacities exhibit no wear.
- Check that the head cover surface is not
worn.
- Check that the cooling fluid sealing pad
exhibits no oxidation.
Standard diameter
A 13 + 0,018 0
B 20 + 0,021 0
C 42 + 0,025 0
- In case of irregularities, replace the headand check also the corresponding component.
P.10-81
PGO
- Visually inspect the valve

sealing surface.
Warning: Do not change the
valve assembly position (RH-
LH).
- If the valve sealing surface is
interrupted in one or more
points, or it is bent, replace the
valve.
- Clean the valve seats of any carbon

residues.
- Using the Prussian blue, check the width of
the?impression on the valve seat "V".
- Measure the inside diameter of each valve
guide.
- Measure according to the rocker thrust
direction at three different heights.
Standard value: 1~1.3 mm
Admissible limit: 1.6 mm
- If the impression width on the valve seat is larger than the prescribed limits, true the seats
with a 45degree mill and then grind.
- In case of excessive wear or damages, replace the head.
P.10-82
PGO
- Check the valve stem diameter at the three

points shown in the figure.
Standard diameter
Intake: 4.987 ~4.972 mm
Exhaust: 4.975 ~4.960 mm
Minimum admissible diameter
Intake: 4.96 mm
Exhaust: 4.945 mm
- Calculate the clearance between valve and
valve guide.
- Check the deviation of the valve stem by
resting it on a "V" shaped abutment and
measuring the extent of the deformation by a
comparator.
- Check the concentricity of the valve head by

arranging a comparator at right angle relative
to the valve head and rotate it on a "V"
shaped abutment.
P.10-83
PGO
- After measuring the valve

guide diameter and the valve
stem diameter, check the
clearance between guide and
stem.
Intake:
Standard clearance:
0.013 ~0.04 mm
Admissible limit: 0.08
mm
Exhaust:
Standard clearance:
0.025 ~0.052 mm
Admissible limit: 0.09
mm
- Check that the contact
surface with the articulated
register terminal is free from
wear.
Standard valve length
Intake: 94.7~95.3 mm
Exhaust: 93.9 ~94.5 mm
- If the checks above give no

failures, you can use the same
valves. To obtain better
sealing performance, grind the
valve seats. Perform this
operation carefully using fine
grain emery paste. While
grinding, keep the head with
the valve axes in horizontal
position to prevent the emery
paste residues from
penetrating into the valve
guide stem coupling (see
figure).
Warning: To prevent scratching the contact surface, do not force the valve rotation when
the emery paste finishes. Carefully clean the head and the valves using a suitable product
for the type of emery paste used.
N.B.: Do not change the valve assembly position.
P.10-84
PGO
- Insert the valves into the

head.
- Alternately test the intake and
exhaust valves.
- The test should be carried
out by filling the manifold with
fuel and checking that the
head does not bleed from the
valves, when pressed by your
fingers only.
- Check that the spring upper

support plates and half-cones
are free from irregular wear.
- Measure the free length of

the spring.
mm
Admissible limit after
use: 42.4 mm
P.10-85
PGO
- Place the valve spring

support plates on the head.
- Alternately insert the 4 oil
guards by the specific tool.
- Lubricate the oil guards and
the valve guides.
tools:
Punch for installing oil
guards 020306Y
- Insert valves, springs and

plates. - Using the specific tool
provided with the special
adapter, compress the springs
and insert the half-cones into
the relevant seats.
tools:
Valve installation tool
020382Y
Adapter 020382Y012
N.B.: Do not change the valve assembly position. Fit thevalves with the reference colour on the half-cones side
(larger step curls).
P.10-86
PGO
- Check that the camshaft

ends exhibit no scratches or
irregular wear.
- Using a micrometer, measure
the camshaft capacity.
Standard diameter
Connection: d 42 -
0.060
+.085
mm
Connection B :d 20 -
0.020 +.041
mm
Minimum admissible
diameter
Connection A :d 41.910
mm
Connection B: d 19.940
- Using a gauge, measure the
cam height.
Standard height
Intake: 33.988 mm
Exhaust: 33.417 mm
Admissible limits
Intake: 33.740 mm
Exhaust: 33.170 mm
Standard axial
clearance: 0 ~0.22 mm
Maximum admissible
axial clearance: 0.3 mm
- If different values or wear than those prescribed are found, replace the faulty parts.
- Check that the retain plate seat shown in the figure exhibit no wear.
- Check that the automatic
valve lifting device cam, the
travel end roller and the rubber
abutment on the containment
bell are free from wear.
- Check that the valve lifting
spring has not yielded.
- In case of wear, replace the
worn parts.
- Check that the rocker pins

exhibit no scratches or wear.
Standard diameter: d13 -
0.010 +.018
mm
- Measure the inside diameter
of each rocker.
Standard diameter: d13
+0.026 +0.015 mm
P.10-87
PGO
- Check that the cam contact

sliding block and the
articulated register plate is free
from wear.
- In case of wear, replace the
component.
- Check that the guide sliding block and the

tightening sliding block are not too worn.
- Check that the driving shaft pinion and the
camshaft control timing rim unit exhibit no
wear.
- In case of wear of the sliding blocks, replace
them. In case of wear of the chain or rim,
replace the entire unit.
N.B.: If the chain has damaged the pinion, replace the driving shaft as
described in Chapter (Driving shaft oil sump)
- Remove the central screw with the washer
and the tightener spring. Check that the
unidirectional gear is not worn.
- Check the integrity of the tightener spring.
- In case of wear, replace the entire assembly.
P.10-88
PGO
- Insert the chain guide sliding

block.
- Insert the two centering
dowels between head and
cylinder.
- Install the head gasket.
N.B.: The figure shows

the insertion position of
the two centering
dowels between head
and cylinder. The
direction of installation
for the gasket is forced
by the dowels.
The head gasket is made of
steel and has a standard
thickness.
- Check that the head

lubrication channel is perfectly
clean. Clean with compressed
air jets, if required.
- Insert the head.
- Lubricate the stud bolts and
the 4 fastening columns.
Tighten the 4 fastening

columns in a crossed
sequence as shown in the
figure, at a torque of 7 Nm.
- Tighten the 4 screws by 90

degree in the sequence
- Further tighten by 90?in the

sequence shown in the figure.
Tightening torque:
Head fastening columns:
7 Nm
P.10-89
PGO
- Tighten the 2 fastening nuts

on the exhaust and on the
intake side at the prescribed
torque.
Tightening torque:
Exhaust / intake head
fastening nuts: 10 ~12 N
m
- Tighten the 3 side screws at

Tightening torque:
Head fastening screws:
10 ~12 Nm
- Install the cooling

fluid temperature
sensor with the
washer and
tighten at the
prescribed torque.
Caution - Failure to observe

the tightening torque can
damage the sensor.
Tightening torque:
Cooling fluid
temperature sensor:
10 ~12 Nm
P.10-90
PGO
- Install the spark plug and tighten at the prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Spark plug: 12 ~14 Nm
- Insert the timing control belt
on the driving shaft according
to the initial direction of
rotation.
- Insert the tightening sliding

block with the relevant spacer,
tightening the fastening screw
at the prescribed torque, using
Medium Thread-braking
LOCTITE type 243.
Tightening torque:
Tightening sliding block
fastening screw: 10 ~14
Nm
- Insert pins and rockers on
the flywheel side.
- Lubricate the 2 rockers
through the top holes.
- Clean the camshaft by

blowing with little compressed
air jets, especially the
retaining plate housing.
- Lubricate the 2 ends.
- Insert the camshaft into the
head with the cams opposite
the rockers.
- Remove any residues of

LOCTITE from the camshaft
retain bracket fastening
screws by a brush.
- Apply LOCTITE 243 to the

fastening screws and remove
any residues of previous
thread products.
- Insert the camshaft retain
P.10-91
PGO
bracket with visible

countersinks and tighten the 3
fastening screws at the
prescribed torque, being
careful not to damage the
inside hexagon.
Tightening torque:
Camshaft retaining
bracket fastening
screws: 4 ~6 Nm
- Check that the toothing and

the housing of the wheel
speed sensor timing peg are
free from deformations or
dents.
- Insert the wheel speed

sensor on the camshaft
keeping the stroke reference
visible.
- Install the engine stroke-

revolution sensor using a new
O-Ring, orientating it as
shown in the figure. Tighten
the 2 fastening screws at the
prescribed torque.
N.B.: To check this

component, see Chapter 9 -
Injection.
Tightening torques:
Stroke revolution sensor
m
P.10-92
PGO
- Install the intermediate gear

with torque limiter, the
flywheel and its cover, as
described in Chapter 6-
Flywheel and start-up system,
and in Chapter 5-Flywheel
cover.
N.B.: For more
convenience, install the
flywheel cover without
the cooling system
sleeves.
- Using the TORX wrench,
remove the timing check cap.
- Align the wheel speed

sensor references with the
head as shown in the figure.
- Keeping the belt slightly

pulled, turn the driving shaft by
the driving pulley to make the
reference located on the
magnet support collimate with
that on the flywheel cover.
- Insert the belt on the

camshaft control timing rim.
- Insert the timing rim on the
camshaft checking that the
references are aligned.
P.10-93
PGO
N.B.: During the stroke

check, keep the belt tensioned
by pressing on the tightener
compartment side.
- Install the balance weight

mass.
- Centre using the bell

fastening screw.
- Tighten the mass fastening

screw at the prescribed
torque, using LOCTITE 242.
Tightening torque:
Balance weight mass
fastening screw:
7 ~8.5 Nm
- Remove the central screw.
- Install the valve lifting mass

being careful to the proper
positioning of the travel end
ring.
- Lubricate the mass and de-
compressor control pin.
- Install the return spring and

load it by about 3/4 turn.
- Turn the engine to move the

references to the top as
P.10-94
PGO
shown in the figure (intake

end).
- Insert the valve lifting device

mass stop bell.
- Tighten the fastening screw

at the prescribed torque, using
LOCTITE 243.
N.B.: The bell timing is

ensured by the balance weight
mass fastening screw head.
- Check that the

decompression mass is free
and that it is pulled by the
spring.
Tightening torque:
Valve lifting device
mass stop bell fastening
screws: 30 ~35 Nm
- Place the engine with the
valve clearance adjustment
timing references aligned with
the head.
- Check the clearance

between valve and rocker
using a thickness gauge.
Prescribed clearance:
intake 0.15 mm (with

cold engine)
exhaust 0.15 mm (with

cold engine)
- In case of different values,
adjust by loosening the lock
nut and using a screwdriver
for the adjuster, as shown in
the figure.
P.10-95
PGO
- Loosen a tooth of the wheel

speed sensor with the stroke-
revolution sensor.
- Check the air gap using a
probe.
Standard air gap: from
0.20 to 0.70 mm
- Repeat the check at 3 ~4
points.
- Place the tightener cursor in

the rest position, keeping the
retain tab pressed.
- Install a new tightener on the

cylinder using a new gasket.
- Tighten the two fastening
screws at the prescribed
torque.
Tightening torque:
Tightener fastening
screws: 11 ~13 Nm
- Insert the spring with the

central screw and the washer.
- Tighten the central screw at
Tightening torque:
Tightener screw: 5 ~6 N
m
P.10-96
PGO
- Check that the gasket is in good working

order.
- Tighten the two screws indicated in the figure

with 1 and 2 to limit the reciprocal sliding of the
cover surface with the head surface.
- Tighten the remaining 4 screws in a crossed
sequence (3,4,5,6).
N.B.: Check the proper position of the
gasket.
Tightening torque:
Tappet cover fastening screws:

7 ~9 Nm
- Install the transmission cover and the

relevant net filter and the outside transmission
cover as described in the(Automatic
- Install the cooling system sleeves using new

bands, as described in the(Flywheel
cover chapter.
P.10-97
PGO
This section describes the operations to be carriedout on the manifold
N.B.: The throttle body is an assembly that

includes several compartments and is only
supplied as an assembly. To check this
component, see the [9]
Injection chapter.
- Remove the 3 fastening screws shown in the
figure.
Warning:The throttle body is pre-calibrated at the plant. Do not tamper

the valve abutment register. The register is sealed to prevent tampering.
For idle-related problems, see the [9] Injection chapter.
N.B.: The throttle body can be removed with manifold installed on the
engine or removed from the same.
- Check that the sealing lips on the matching
surfaces between throttle body and manifold
and head and manifold are in good working
order.
Caution :Air leaks may affect the
injection system performance,
especially with idling engine.
- Carefully check that the gas valve and

relevant duct are clean.
- Check that the additional air channel
managed by the stepper motor is clean.
N.B.: If the throttle body is replaced, reset the T.D.C. and the CO %
adjustment.
Once you have restored the engine, check that the CO % value at idling is
within the prescribed values.
If the CO % is not conforming, calibrate as described in chapter "Adjusting
carburetion at idle speed".
P.10-98
PGO
- Perform the operations for

removal in the reverse order,
tightening the 3 fastening
torque.
Tightening torque:
Throttle body fastening
screws: 11 ~13 Nm
- Install the intake manifold on the engine.

- Insert the 3 fastening screws, one of which
with a support band for the cooling system
sleeve, and tighten at the prescribed torque.
Tightening torque:
Intake manifold fastening screws:
11 ~13 Nm
P.10-99
PGO
Crankcase & Driving shaft
REFERENCE A B C D E F G H I L M N O
QUANTITY 1 2 2 14 4
TORQUE N m 25?9 5? 8?0 10?2 10?2
P.10-100
- Remove the outside and

inside transmission cover and
the complete driving pulley as
described in (Automatic
transmission
- Remove the flywheel cover

with the cooling system
sleeves, as described in the
(Flywheel cover
chapter.
- Remove the magneto flywheel

with start-up control as
described in the
(Flywheel and start
-up
chapter.
- Remove the thermal unit

(cylinder, head, piston) as
described in the
(Thermal unit and timing
system ) chapter.
P.10-101
PGO
- Before opening the engine

crankcase, check the driving
shaft axial clearance.
To this purpose, use a plate
(e.g. the specific tool) and a
support with specific tool
comparator.

Crankcasedetachment plate 020262Y
Magneticbase with comparator 020335Y
Standardclearance: 0.10 ?0.50 mm
Admissibleincrease limit after use: 0.60 mm
- Higher clearance denotes wear of the crankcasedriving shaft rest surfaces.
- For a correct measurement, fully recover theclearance in both directions by operating between crankcase and
engine.
P.10-102
PGO
- Remove the engine support

retain screw on the flywheel
side half-crankcase.
- Remove the 14 crankcase

coupling screws.
N.B.: The fastening
screws are of 3 different
lengths. Note their
correct position.
- Split the crankcases while

keeping the driving shaft
inserted on the flywheel side
half-crankcase.
- Remove the coupling gasket.
N.B.: The bushing support
can be left in the flywheel side
half-crankcase.
P.10-103
PGO
- Before removing the driving

shaft, check the timing with the
counter-shaft. To carry out this
check, turn the driving shaft to
align the two holes obtained on
the driving shaft with the hole
on the counter-shaft control
gear.
This is an optimal position also
to remove the driving shaft.
- Remove the driving shaft with

the shim adjustment washer
on the flywheel side.
Caution ?While opening
the crankcase and
removing the driving
shaft, check that the
shaft threaded ends do
not interfere with the
bench brasses. Failure
to observe this
precaution can damage
the bench brass.
Removal of the oil pump
and counter-shaft
control gear.
- To remove the control gear,
loosen the 4 fastening screws.
N.B.: The screws have a
countersunk head and their
threading is locked by
LOCTITE. Be careful not to
damage the control hexagon.
To obtain better results it is
preferable to use an inside
hexagon socket wrench.
Remove the gear only if
actually required.
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- Place the specific tool as

tools
Counter-shaft lock
wrench: 020479Y
- Remove the fastening nut

with relevant washer.
- Remove the specific tool and

extract the counter-shaft with
the control gear.
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- Remove the oil pump

compartment closing plate by
loosening the 2 fastening
screws with the relevant
washers.
- Remove the oil pump with the

gear, loosening the 2 fastening
screws, through the slits
obtained on the gear.
- Remove the gasket.
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- Check that the bearings are

free from irregular noise or
clearance. Replace them, if
necessary.
Flywheel-side half-
crankcase
- Remove the inside snap ring.
- Upturn the half-crankcase.

- Remove the bearing from the
flywheel side half-crankcase
by the specific tool and a
mallet.
tools:
Handle for punches
020376Y
Adapter 37x40 mm
020358Y
17-mm guide 020439Y
- Remove the bearing from the

transmission side half-
crankcase by the specific tool.
tools:
Pliers 001467Y008
Bell 001467Y007
- Before installing a new

bearing, heat the flywheel side
half-crankcase by the specific
tool.
- Place the half-crankcase on a
wooden base.

tools:
Heater 020151Y
P.10-107
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- Insert a new bearing on the

specific tool after greasing the
guide seat.
- Install the new bearing on the
half-crankcase by the specific
tool.
N.B.: If a bearing with plastic
cage is used, keep the balls
visible from the crankcase
internal side.
tools:
Handle for punches
020376Y
Adapter 42x47 mm
020359Y
17-mm guide 020439Y
- Install the snap ring.
- Before installing the new

bearing on the transmission
side crankcase, heat the seat
tools:
Heater 020151Y
- Insert a new bearing on the

specific tool after greasing the
guide seat.
- Install the new bearing on the
engine crankcase by the
specific tool.
N.B.: If a bearing with
plastic cage is used,
keep the balls visible
from the crankcase
internal side.
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Handlefor punches 020376Y
Adapter42x47 mm 020359Y
17-mmguide 020439Y
P.10-109
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- Check the connecting rod

axial clearance.
Standard clearance:
0.20 ~0.40 mm
- Check the connecting rod

diametrical clearance.
Standard clearance:
0.046 ~0.076 mm
- Check that the axial
clearance containment
surfaces exhibit no scratches;
using a gauge, check the
driving shaft width as shown in
the figure.
let the measurement be
affected by the unions
with the driving shaft
ends.
Standard measures:
63.6 ~63.45 mm
Caution ?The driving shaft
can be reused when the width
falls within the standard values
and the surfaces are free from
scratches.
Shim adjustment to a
given clearance
- Check the overall height of the driving shaft ?shoulders ?gear assembly.
Standard thickness: 71.804 ~72.000 mm
- Check that shim adjustment is free from scratches.
N.B.: In case of reuse, keep the initial assembly position.
Driving shaft check support 020074Y
- If the driving shaft ?crankcase axial clearance is higher than the standard value and the
driving shaft exhibits no irregularity, the problem is caused by wear or by a wrong machining
on the engine crankcase.
- Check the diameters of both
the driving shaft ends
according to the axes and
planes shown in the figure.
Half-shafts are classified into
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two categories, Cat. 1 and Cat.

2. See the table below.
Standard diameter
Cat. 1 40,010 ~40,016
Cat. 2 40,016 ~40,022
- Install the driving shaft on the support and

measure the displacement at the 4 points
Driving shaft check support 020074Y
Max admissible displacement:
A= 0.15 mm
B= 0.01 mm
C= 0.01 mm
D= 0.10 mm
- Check that the driving shaft cone, the tab seat, the oil guard connection and the threaded
tangs are in good working order.
- In case of failures, replace the driving shaft.
N.B.: Bench ends are not rectifiable.
The connecting rod cannot be replaced. To check the connecting rod small end diameter,
see chapter (Thermal unit and timing system )
- When cleaning the driving shaft, be careful to prevent any impurity from entering into the
shaft lubrication hole.
CAUTION: In case of replacement of a

driving shaft consisting of two half-shafts of
different category, replace the two half-
crankcases as well, coupling the two
components (shaft and crankcase) with the
same category.
- To check the gear on the driving shaft, see
chapter (Thermal unit and timing
system
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- Before checking the

crankcase, carefully clean all
lubrication channels and
surfaces.
- For the transmission-side
half-crankcase, special
attention should be given to
the brasses, to the cooling jet
on the transmission side (see
figure) and to the lubrication
duct.
N.B.: The jet is fed through

the bench brasses. Proper
operation of this component
improves the piston top
cooling. Clogging has effects
that are difficult to detect
(piston temperature increase).
Failure or leak can
considerably decrease the
bench brass and connecting
rod lubrication pressure.
- For the flywheel side half-

crankcase, special attention
should be given to the
lubrication channels for the
bench brasses and to the
compartment and the channels
for the oil pump, as well as to
the duct for the by-pass
located on the flywheel cover.
N.B.: As already described in
the "Lubrication" chapter, it is
especially important that the
by-pass housing on the
flywheel cover is free from
wear that may impair the
proper sealing of the
lubrication pressure
adjustment piston. The head
lubrication channel is provided
with a shutter jet; this gives a
"low pressure" head
lubrication. This choice was
made to reduce the oil
temperature in the sump.
The jet clogging impairs the head lubricationand the timing mechanisms.
A jet failure causes a decrease of the benchbrass and connecting rod lubrication pressure.
- Check that the surfaces are free from dents ordeformations, with special attention to the crankcase coupling and
thecrankcase-cylinder surfaces.
- Any defects in the crankcase gasket ormatching surfaces (see Flywheel cover coupling) can cause pressurised
oilleaks, thereby affecting the connecting rod and bench brass lubricationpressure.
- Check that the driving shaft axial clearancecontainment surfaces are free from wear. For the dimensional check,
refer tothe instructions relating to the axial clearance and dimensions check on thedriving shaft
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- To obtain a proper lubrication

of the brasses, it is necessary
to have an optimum lubrication
pressure (4 bar) and a good oil
rate; to this purpose, the
brasses must be placed
properly, so as to not have
shuttering in the oil feeding
channels.
- Bench brasses are realised
with 2 half-bearings, one of
which is solid while the other
has holes and seats for
lubrication.
- The solid half-bearing is intended to stand the thrusts caused by combustion, and for this
reason it is arranged opposed the cylinder.
- To prevent shutters in the oil feeding channels, the matching surface of the two half-
bearings must be perfectly orthogonal to the cylinder axis, as shown in the figure.
- The oil feeding channel section is also affected by the brass driving depth relative to the
driving shaft axial clearance containment plane.
N.B.: To keep such position of the brasses on the crankcase, driving is forced on cast-iron
rings inserted in the casting of both half-crankcases.
- Check the brass diameter in
the 3 directions shown in the
figure.
- Repeat the measurements
for the other half of the brass.
See figure.
N.B.: Do not take the measure
on the half-bearing matching
surface since the ends are
released to allow deformation
upon insertion.
- The standard brass diameter after driving is variable on the basis of a coupling selection.
- The brass seats into the crankcases are classified into 2 categories as for the driving shaft
Cat. 1 and Cat. 2.
- Brasses are divided into 3 categories according to their thickness. See the table below:
TYPE IDENTIFICATION THICKNESS

A Red 1,982 ~1,987
B Blue 1,987 ~1,992
C Yellow 1,992 ~1,997
Half-shaft Half-shaft Brass

category category category
1 B FC1
2 C Dwg. CM1033015001
1 A FC2
2 B Dwg. CM1033015002
N.B.: For overhauling with spare parts, match the shaft withtwo shoulders of category 1 to crankcase
FC1 (or category 2 to crankcase FC2).
A spare crankcase cannot be combined with adriving shaft with mixed categories. Spare shafts have half-shafts of the
samecategory.
N.B.: To replace the half-shafts, remove the counter-shaftbearings as described above. Remove the complete
driven pulley and theanti-flapping roller from the transmission side half-crankcase, as described inChapter 3 ?
Legal Notes
P.10-113
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- To check the oil pump, see

the Lubrication chapter.
- Using a micrometer, measure

the 2 capacities of the counter-
shaft as shown in the figure.
Standard diameter: 17 -
0.01 -0.02
mm
- Check that the water pump
drive is not worn.
P.10-114
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- Check the proper position of

the gasket.
N.B.: The gasket tooth must
be positioned into the relevant
seat.
- Insert the oil pump with gear

- Insert the 2 fastening screws
through the slits obtained on
the gear and tighten at the
prescribed torque.
N.B.: The position of
installation for the pump is
forced by the screws.
Failure to observe the
tightening torque can cause a
variation of the rotor and water
pump coupling clearance.
Tightening torque:
Oil pump fastening
screws: 5 ~6 Nm
- Insert the counter-shaft with
the gear on the flywheel side
half-crankcase.
- Install the specific tool in the
position shown in the figure.
tools:
Counter-shaft lock
wrench 020479Y
- Keep the counter-shaft into

position and insert the washer
with the nut.
- Tighten the nut at the
prescribed torque, using
LOCTITE 243.
- Remove the specific tool.
Tightening torque:
Counter-shaft fastening
nut: 25 ~29 Nm
P.10-115
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- Check that the oil pump and

counter-shaft control gear are
free from deformations or
dents. Replace, if required.
N.B.: If you have to replace
the oil pump and counter-shaft
control gear it is necessary to
replace the counter-shaft gear
as well.
- Before installing the gear on
the driving shaft, carefully clean
the two matching surfaces
removing any residues of
LOCTITE from the holes by a
brush.
Blow with compressed air and degrease the fixingholes on both surfaces to make the new LOCTITE grip.
Apply LOCTITE 243 to the holes again.
- Repeat the same procedure for the 4 fasteningscrews.
- Insert the control gear on the driving shaftwith the hole countersink visible.
- Tighten the 4 fastening screws at theprescribed torque.
N.B.: To avoid damaging the screw control hexagon, it is preferableto use an inside hexagon socket wrench.
Tighteningtorque:
Gearfixing on driving shaft screws: 10 ~12 Nm
- Lubricate the bench brass on

the flywheel side half-
crankcase.
- Lubricate the shim adjustment
washer.
- Insert the shim adjustment
washer on the driving shaft in
its original position.
- Insert the specific timing tool
in the hole on the counter-
shaft.
tools:
Pin for counter-shaft
timing 020471Y
- Insert the driving shaft on the
pin and into the brass.
- Before inserting thoroughly,
make the oil pump gear
collimate with the control gear.
- Insert thoroughly and remove
the specific tool.
N.B.: When inserting the shaft on the half-crankcase, be careful not to

damage the bench brass with the threaded tang of the driving shaft and
with the timing control toothed pinion.
- Install the oil pump closing
P.10-116
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plate.
- Tighten the 2 flanged
fastening screws at the
prescribed torque.
Tightening torque
Closing plate fastening
screws:
8 ~10 Nm
P.10-117
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- Remove the oil guard from

the transmission side half-
crankcase by a screwdriver.
- Install a new oil guard after

lubricating it, using the specific
tool, arranging it at a 0.5 mm
recess from the crankcase
plane.
CAUTION :A wrong
positioning of the oil guard
affects the lubrication oil
circulation.
tools:
Adapter 52x55 mm
020360Y
Handle for punches
020376Y
- Insert the gasket on the
flywheel side half-crankcase.
- Lubricate the bench brass on

the transmission side half-
crankcase.
- Couple the 2 half-
crankcases being careful
not to damage the brass
on the transmission side
half-crankcase with the
threaded tang of the
driving shaft.
- Insert the engine support
retain screw on the flywheel
P.10-118
PGO
side half-crankcase without

tightening.
- Insert the 14 fastening screws
by arranging the single shorter
screw "A" and the single longer
screw "B" as shown in the
figure.
- Tighten the screws thoroughly and tighten atthe prescribed torque.

- Check that the driving shaft rotates freely.
N.B.: Remove any excess from the crankcase coupling gasket onthe cylinder plane, to ensure better sealing
performance.
Tighteningtorque:
Crankcasecoupling screws: 11 ~13 Nm
- Install the thermal unit (cylinder, head,

piston) as described in the ( Thermal
unit and timing
system chapter.
- Install the magneto flywheel with start-up

control as described in the (Flywheel
and start-up chapter.
- Install the flywheel cover with the cooling

system sleeves, as described in the
Flywheel
cover chapter.
P.10-119
PGO
- Install the complete driving pulley, the

transmission cover and the relevant net filter
and the outside transmission cover as
described in the Automatic
P.10-120
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Sump capacity Overhaul 1,7 l
Oil and filter replacement 1,5 l
Recommended engine oil Selenia HI Scooter - 4Tech 5W/40 API SJ specification
Oil pump Type Trochoidal
Rotor thickness 8 mm
Assembly clearances lobe ends

0,05~,008 mm
Outside rotor radial clearance 0,05~,12 mm
Rotor axial clearance 0,025~,065 mm
By-pass Type piston
Piston diameter d13,9 -,039 mm

-0,057
Spring free length 62,5 mm
Calibration pressure 4 bar
Pre-filter Type net, plastic
Oil filter Type paper, with overpressure

and anti-emptying by-
pass
Oil minimum pressure Calibration 0,3 ?0,6 bar

indicator light switch
Head lubrication control jet Diameter d 1 -0,05 +0,057 mm

Tightening torque 5~7 Nm
Piston cooling nozzle Diameter d 0,8 -0,05 +0,057 mm
Base ventilation check Device decantation chamber and

metal reed valve
P.10-121
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Lubrication
A Camshaft
B Cylinder-head plane
C Cylinder-crankcase plane
D Water pump impeller
E Minimum oil pressure sensor
F Oil filter cartridge
G To the oil sump
H By-pass valve
L Oil pump
M Net pre-filter
N Driving shaft
O Connecting rod
P.10-122
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Lubrication
Thelubrication system is divided into two sections:

-high pressure
-low pressure
The high pressure section includes allcomponents located on the engine crankcase, while the low pressure section
onlyrefers to the thermal unit.
The trochoidal pump is installed in the sump andis controlled by a pair of gears.
A pre-filter is used to ensure the pumpintegrity.
The pre-filter is of the extractable type andits cap also serves for engine oil drainage.
Delivery to the pump is controlled by a 4-barcalibrated piston by-pass. This is located before the cartridge filter,
andboth are installed on the flywheel cover, for this reason the gasket is subjectto the system pressure.
The by-pass located before the cartridge filterimproves the filter working conditions, especially with cold oil.
The filter is provided with an anti-emptyingvalve and with an overpressure valve; the latter trips when the filtering
masscauses a pressure drop of more than 1 ?0.2 bar.
Of course, these conditions are only reachedwith cold oil and engine at a high speed, or with a dirty filter.
The filtered oil is used to lubricate the waterpump shaft and once the engine crankcase is reached, to lubricate the
benchends, the connecting rod head and the piston cooling nozzle, obtained on thetransmission-side connection.
The transmission-side bench connection isprovided with sealing oil guard and relevant drainage duct.
The timing feeding duct is found at the flywheelside connection; delivery to the head is controlled by the specific jet
startedin the engine crankcase.
The timing components work with low pressurelubrication.
The camshaft ends are directly obtained in thehead aluminium; the camshaft axial clearance is partly recovered by the
oilsent to the connection with smaller diameter.
The camshaft lubricates the rockers throughspecific holes obtained in such position as to ensure that lubrication
ismaintained after the vehicle stops. This result is obtained thanks to theposition taken by the camshaft with higher
probabilities when the engine stops.
The oil used for head lubrication returns to thesump through the chain housing channel and therefore lubricates the
chain aswell.
A unidirectional valve and a decantation chamberare used to prevent the gases recovered from the base from carrying
quantitiesof oil. The unidirectional valve is of the metal reed type; the decantationchamber is provided with a drainage
hole. A failure of these components cancause the presence of oil in the engine air feeding duct.
An excess of oil vapours can cause clogging ofthe channels obtained on the throttle body.
A pressure switch located close to the filteroutput indicates the system minimum oil pressure.
The lubrication circuit doers not concern thecounter-shaft, which is lubricated by the oil carried by the gears or by
theoil centrifuged by the driving shaft.
The same occurs for the piston or pin, eventhough in this case the cooling nozzle is especially important.
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Lubrication
1 inimum oil pressure warning light on with hot engine.

GO- to 2
2 - Remove the minimum pressure switch electric connector.
Check that the warning light turns off.
YES go to 3 NO go to 11
3 heck the actual oil pressure.
GO - to 4
4 - Remove the switch and install the
specific tool with the relevant gasket.
Manometer 020193Y
Manometer union 020434Y
- Remove the bar with the oil loading cap
and
insert a cap with the temperature probe
supplied with the specific tool.
Insert the probe to feel contact with the
case bottom and pull back a few
millimetres.
Multimeter with temperature
probe 020331Y
GO - to 5
5 -Measure pressure with cold and idling engine.
Standard values:
20degree Temperature ~ 4,5 bar
1400 rpm
NOTE:RPM can be measured both by the exhaust gas analyser and by the diagnostic tester
YESgo to 6 NO go to 12
6 -nbsp;Let the engine warm up and repeat the check with hot engine.
Standard values:
80degree Temperature ~ 1,5 bar
1400 rpm.
YESgo to 7 NOgo to 8
7-Replace the oil minimum pressure switch.
8 -If pressure lower than 1.3 ~1.5 bar is measured.
GOto 9
9 -Replace the oil filter and repeat the pressure check with oil at 80degree.
10 _The failure was fixed.
It is recommended to respect the suggested number of kilometres covered.
11 _Check and restore the electric system.
12 _If pressure lower than 4 bar is measured.
GO o 9
13 _Remove the flywheel cover and check the by-pass and the cover sealing gasket efficiency
towards the case internal side, as described in the "Flywheel cover" chapter.
YES o to 14NOgo to 15
14- Check whether there is an irregular clearance on the driving shaft:
- axial clearance (see the "Crankcase and driving shaft" chapter)
- radial clearance, especially in the direction of the cylinder axis
- clearance according to the direction of rotation with the connecting rod in quadrature
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Lubrication
YES o to 16NO o to 17
15_Replace the faulty components ("Flywheel cover" chapter).
16_Overhaul the engine ("Crankcase and driving shaft" chapter).
17 _Open the engine crankcase and remove the oil pump, as described in the "Crankcase
and driving shaft" chapter.
- Check the oil pump as described in the following pages.
- Check that the cooling nozzle and the timing feeding jet are properly installed.
-Visually inspect the driving shaft couplings and their size ("Crankcase and driving shaft"
chapter).
NOTE:Any failures of the couplings and of the timing components cannot be detectedby the
inspection of the lubrication pressure. The failures may become evidentby an increase of
noise.
NOTE:In case of irregular pressure on the base, carry out a visual and dimensionalinspection of
the timing components (see Thermal unit and timing system chapter).
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Lubrication
- Remove the two screws and

the oil pump cover.
- Remove the inside rotor

retaining snap ring turning it to
move the opening at the shaft
face.
- Remove the rotors and

carefully wash them with
gasoline and compressed air.
- Extract the shaft with its gear
and check that it is in good
working order and free from
wear.
- Reassemble the rotors with

the pump body keeping the 2
references visible.
- Insert the shaft with the gear
and install the lock ring; then,
turn it with the opening
opposed to the shaft face.
- Check any irregular
clearance between shaft and
pump body.
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Lubrication
- Using a thickness gauge,

check the distance between
the rotors in the position
Admissible limit clearance:
0.012 mm
- Check the distance between

outside rotor and pump body;
see figure.
Admissible limit clearance:
0.25 mm
- Check the rotor axial

clearance using a rectified bar
as reference plane, as shown
in the figure.
Admissible limit value:
0.1 mm
- Lubricate the inside rotors.

- Check that the pump cover
exhibits no wear or scratching.
- If non-conforming values are
measured, replace it.
- Install the pump cover so as
to allow the alignment of the
holes for the crankcase fixing
screws.
- Tighten the two fastening
torque.
Tightening torque:
Oilpump coupling screws 0.7 ~0.9 Nm
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Lubrication
1 -In case of oil leaks from the oil filter or from the flywheel cover coupling gasket, check the
lubrication pressure.
GO to 2
2- Install the specific tool.
Manometer 020193Y
Adapter 020434Y
GOto 3
3-Check the system pressure with cold engine and medium ?high speed.
Standard pressure < 6 bar
4 -Replace the damaged components.
5 -Check the adjustment by-pass efficiency (see "Flywheel cover" chapter) and restore the
proper sliding.
NOTE:Standard pressures are obtained using oil with the prescribed viscosity. Ahigher
viscosity causes an increase of the system pressure.
1 -If oil consumption is higher than 250 gr/1000 km on run-in engine, proceed as follows.
GOto 2
2 -Check the presence of oil at the recovery duct on the filter box.
3 -Check the unidirectional reed valve and the decantation chamber drainage hole.
YESgo to 5 NO o to 4
4 -Check the thermal unit seals (piston rings, valve guides and oil guards), see "Thermal unit
and timing system" chapter.
5 -Restore the valve or the drainage hole efficiency.
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INDEX OF TOPICS
Introduction… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … 9 -2
Precautions … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … . 9 -4
Troubleshooting … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . … . 9 -5
Immobilizer and EMS control terminals layout … … … … … … … … … … . . … 9 -6
EMS system layout… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … 9 -8
Troubleshooting procedures … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . 9 -9
Immobilizer system… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 9 -17
Decoder and injection controller power supply circuit… … … … … … … . … . 9 -29
Diagnostic tester connection circuit… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … ..9-33
Injection indicator circ uit… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . 9 -34
Auto diagnostic system… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . … 9 -37
Fuel feeding system… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . . … . 9-38
Revolution sensor… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . . … … 9 -62
H.V. coil … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . . . . . 9 -65
Ignition timing … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . 9 -68
Cooling fluid temperature sensor… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … . . 9 -71
Sucked air temperature sensor… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … … . .9-75
Pressure sensor… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . . . … . 9 -78
Gas valve position sensor(TPS)… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … … . .9-79
Gas valve position signal reset(TPS reset) … … … … … … … … … … … … … . . 9 -82
Stepper motor… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … . … … . 9 -84
Electric fan control circuit… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … . … . . 9 -90
INJECTION 9

Introduction
1. Beforeproceeding to fixing the injection system, check the presence of any faults.
2. The feedingsystem is pressurised at 300 Kpa (3 BAR). Before disconnecting the quick unionof a pipe in the
power supply system, check that there are no free flames, anddo not smoke. Be careful to prevent sprays in
your eyes.
3. When fixingelectric components, leave the battery connected only if strictly necessary.
4. When carryingout functional checks, make sure that the battery voltage is more than 12V.
5. Beforeattempting start-up, make sure that the tank contains at least 2 litres offuel. Failure to observe this
regulation can damage the fuel pump.
6. If thevehicle is expected to remain unused for a long time, refill the tank to morethan half the level. This
ensures that the pump will remain immersed into thefuel.
7. When washingthe vehicle, do not insist on electric wiring and components.
8. If ignitionfaults are detected, start the checks from the injection system and batteryconnections.
9. Beforedisconnecting the EMS controller connector, perform the following operations inthe order shown:
-Set the switch to "OFF"
-Disconnect the battery
Failureto observe this rule can damage the controller.
10. Whenreplacing the battery, be careful not to reverse the polarity.
11. In order toprevent damages, disconnect and reconnect the EMS system connectors only ifactually required.
Beforereconnecting, check that the connections are perfectly dry.
12. When carrying out electric inspections, do not forcethe tester prods into the connectors. Do not perform
measures not prescribed inthe manual.
13. At the end of every check carried out with thediagnostic tester, protect the system connector with the specific
cap.
14. Beforereconnecting the quick unions of the power supply system, check that theterminals are perfectly clean.
P.9-2
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Introduction
EMSinjection system
The injection system is of the integratedinjection and ignition type.
Injection is indirect in the manifold throughelectronic injector.
Injection and ignition are timed on the 4-strokecycle by a wheel speed sensor pivoted on the camshaft control and a
reluctancevariation sensor.
Carburetion and ignition are managed on thebasis of the engine rpm and the gas valve opening.?Further corrections
are made according to the followingparameters:
- Cooling fluid temperature
- Sucked air temperature
- Ambient pressure
The system implements an idle feeding correctionwith cold engine through a stepper motor on a by-pass circuit of the
gas valve.The controller manages the stepper motor and the injector opening time, therebyensuring the idle
steadiness and the proper carburetion.
In all working conditions, carburetion ismanaged by changing the injector opening time.
The fuel feeding pressure is kept constant basedon the ambient pressure.
The feedingcircuit consists of:
- Fuel pump
- Fuel filter
- Injector
- Pressure regulator
Pump, filter and regulator are placed into thefuel tank by a single support.
The injector is connected by two pipes providedwith quick couplings. This allows obtaining a continuous circulation,
therebyavoiding the risk of fuel boiling. The pressure regulator is located at the endof the circuit.
The fuel pump is controlled by the EMScontroller; this ensures the vehicle's safety.
The ignitioncircuit consists of:
- H.V. coil
- H.V. cable
- Screened cap
- EMS controller
- Spark plug
The EMS controller manages the ignition withoptimum advance, ensuring the timing on the 4-stroke cycle (ignition
onlyduring compression).
The EMS injection-ignition system manages theengine operation by a preset program.
Should any input signals fail, an acceptableworking order of the engine is ensured to allow the user to reach a
servicestation.
Of course, this cannot happen when therevolution-stroke signal is lacking, or when the failure concerns the control
circuits:
- Fuel pump
- H.V. coil
- Injector
The controller is provided with

an auto-diagnosis system
connected to an indicator in the
instrument panel.
Failures are detected and

restored by the diagnostic tester
dwg. 020460Y.
In any case, when the fault has
been fixed the stored value is
automatically deleted after 16
usage cycles (cold start, running
in temperature, stop).
The diagnostic tester is also
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Introduction
Failures are detected and

restored by the diagnostic tester
dwg. 020460Y.
In any case, when the fault has
been fixed the stored value is
automatically deleted after 16
usage cycles (cold start, running
in temperature, stop).
The diagnostic tester is also
required for adjusting the idle

carburetion.
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Troubleshooting
1 - A failure of the EMS system may depend on theconnections rather than on the components.
Before searching the EMS system for failures,perform the following checks:
1. Power supply - Battery voltage
- Burnt fuse
- Remote control switches
- Connectors
2. Chassis earth
3. Fuel feeding - Faulty fuel pump
- Dirty fuel filter
4. Ignition system - Faulty spark plug
- Faulty coil
- Faulty screened cap
5. Intake circuit - Dirty air filter
- Dirty by-pass circuit
- Faulty stepper motor
6. Other - Wrong timing
- Wrong idle carburetion
- Wrong reset of the gas valve position
sensor
2 -Failures to the EMS system may depend on loosenedconnectors. Make sure that all connections are properly
implemented.
Check the connectors being careful of thefollowing: 1 check that terminals are not bent.
check that connectors are properly engaged.
check whether the failure changes if theconnector is slightly vibrated.
3 -Before replacing the EMS controller, check thewhole system carefully.
If the fault is fixed by replacing the EMScontroller, install the original controller again and check whether the
faultoccurs again.
4 -For troubleshooting, use a multimeter with aninternal resistance of more than 10K(ohm)/V.
Improper instruments may damage the EMScontroller.
The instruments to be preferred have adefinition of more than 0.1V and 0.5Ω and an accuracy of more than ?2%.
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Immobilizer and EMS Controller
Layout of the system-side connector and of the connector on controller.

CONTROLLER SIDE SYSTEM SIDE
EMS CONTROLLER
N. FUNCTION N. FUNCTION
1 THROTTLE POTENTIOMETER POWER 14 STEPPER MOTOR
SUPPLY (+5V)
2 - 15 INSTRUMENT UNIT (INJECTION
INDICATOR ?NEGATIVE)
3 - 16 DECODER (SERIAL)
4 ENGINE TEMPERATURE (+) 17 BASE POWER SUPPLY (POSITIVE)
5 86 ELECTRIC FAN REMOTE CONTROL 18 AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR (+)
SWITCH
6 STEPPER MOTOR 19 85 REMOTE CONTROL SWITCH (PUMP -
INJECTOR - H.V. COIL) (-)
7 ENGINE RPM SENSOR 20 H.V. COIL (NEGATIVE CONTROL)
8 - 21 STEPPER MOTOR
9 EMS DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR 22 SENSOR POWER SUPPLY (-)
10 EMS DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR 23 CONTROLLER NEGATIVE
11 THROTTLE POTENTIOMETER SIGNAL 24 STEPPER MOTOR
12 ENGINE RPM SENSOR 25 -
13 INJECTOR CONTROL (NEGATIVE) 26 UNDER-PANEL POWER SUPPLY (POSITIV
DECODER
N. FUNCTION
1 -
2 IMMOBILIZER LED
CONTROL (NEGATIVE)
3 BASE POWER SUPPLY
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Immobilizer and EMS Controller
(POSITIVE)
4 NEGATIVE
5 -
6 EMS CONTROLLER
(SERIAL)
7 -
8 UNDER-PANEL POWER
SUPPLY (POSITIVE)
IMMOBILIZER ANTENNA
IMMOBILIZER ANTENNA
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EMS system layout
1) Electric fan remote control switch

2) Electric fan
3) Controller remote control switch
4)H.V. coil
5)Fuel pump
6) Instrument unit
7) Injector
8) Fluid temperature sensor
9) Air temperature sensor
10) Throttle potentiometer
11) Stepper motor
12) EMS controller
13) Immobilizer antenna
14) Decoder
15) EMS diagnostic socket
16) Stroke revolution sensor
17) Stand switch
18) Emergency switch
19) Diode 2A
20) Fuse 3A
21) Engine stop remote control switch
22) Master remote control switch
23) Key switch
24) Rectifier regulator
25) Fuse 10A
26) Fuse 30A
27) Fuse 5A
28) Utilities
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Troubleshooting procedures
Perform the following checks:

Fault type Checks to perform
Immobilizer signal System not coded
Inefficient system, fix according to the auto-
diagnosis instructions
Failures detected by the auto-diagnosis circuit check
of the injection H.V. coil
Injector
Fuel feeding Fuel in the tank
Activation of the fuel pump
Fuel pressure (low)
Injector capacity (low)
Spark plug power supply H.V. coil screened cap spark plug (secondary
insulation)
Compression end pressure
Parameter reliability Cooling fluid temperature
Injection ignition timing
Sucked air temperature
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Immobilizer system

Failures detected by the auto-diagnosis Pump relay
Injector
Air temperature
Cooling fluid temperature
Atmospheric pressure
Start-up Starter motor and remote control switch
Battery
Earth connections
Compression end pressure
Spark plug power supply Spark plug
Screened cap
H.V. coil
Ignition advance
Fuel feeding Fuel pressure (low)
Injector capacity (low)
Injector seal (poor)
Parameter correctness Cooling fluid temperature
Sucked air temperature
Gas valve position
Stepper (effective steps and opening)
Cleaning of the auxiliary air duct and of the
gas valve
Air filter efficiency
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Immobilizer system

Injector
Air temperature
Ignition efficiency Spark plug
Ignition timing
Parameter correctness Gas valve position sensor
Stepper
Cooling fluid temperature sensor
Sucked air temperature sensor
Intake system cleaning Air filter
Gas valve and choke
Stepper and additional air duct
Intake system seal (infiltrations) Intake manifold - head
Throttle body - manifold
Intake manifold
Filter box
Fuel feeding (low pressure) Fuel pump
Pressure regulator
Fuel filter
Injector capacity
Exhaust gas analysis before catalytic Trimmer value adjustment (CO%
converter adjustment)
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Immobilizer system

Failures detected by the auto-diagnosis of the Pump relay
injection H.V. coil
Injector
Air temperature
Ignition efficiency Ignition timing
Stepper
Intake manifold
Filter box
Pressure regulator
Fuel filter
Injector capacity
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Immobilizer system

Injector
Air temperature
Stepper
Intake manifold
Filter box
Pressure regulator
Fuel filter
Injector capacity
Exhaust system seal (infiltrations) Manifold - head
Manifold - silencer
Analyzer socket
Silencer welding
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Immobilizer system

Injector
Air temperature
Intake system cleaning Air filter
Gas valve and choke
Stepper and additional air duct
Intake system cleaning Intake manifold
Filter box
Ignition system Spark plug wear check
Parameter reliability Gas valve position signal
Cooling fluid temperature signal
Sucked air temperature signal
Ignition advance
TPS reset performed successfully
Exhaust gas analysis collected before the Trimmer value adjustment (CO%
catalytic converter adjustment)
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Immobilizer system

Injector
Air temperature
Spark plug power supply Spark plug
Screened cap
H.V. cable
H.V. coil
Intake system Air filter
Filter box (seal)
Intake manifold (seal)
Ignition advance
Fuel feeding Fuel level in the tank
Fuel pressure
Fuel filter
Injector capacity
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Immobilizer system

Injector
Air temperature
Ignition efficiency Spark plug
Ignition advance
Intake system cleaning Intake manifold
Filter box
TPS reset performed successfully
Fuel feeding Fuel pressure
Fuel filter
Injector capacity Fuel quality
Selection of the cylinder base gasket
thickness
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Immobilizer system
The EMS system is integrated with the

immobilizer anti-theft device.
Its functions are:
- Start-up enabled by key recognition.
- Deterrent flashing.
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Immobilizer system
The system consists of:

- EMS system controller
- decoder
- antenna
- master key (red-coloured)
- service key (black-coloured)
- Dissuader and diagnostics led
1 GENERAL FUSE 30A 10 DIODE 2?/span>
2 FUSE 7.5A 11 VEHICLE SYSTEM CONNECTOR ?
INJECTION SYSTEM
3 FUSE 3A 12 INSTRUMENT UNIT
4 FUSE 5A 13 IMMOBILIZER LED
5 STAND SWITCH 14 DECODER
6 EMERGENCY SWITCH 15 IMMOBILIZER ANTENNA
7 KEY SWITCH 16 ECU CONTROLLER
8 ENGINE STOP REMOTE CONTROL
SWITCH
9 MAIN REMOTE CONTROL SWITCH
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Immobilizer system
When controller (ECU) and decoder are notprogrammed, the following conditions occur:
- Key switch set to "OFF". Deterrentflashing inactive.
- Key switch set to "ON". Ignition andinjection disabled and led on with solid light.
When the key switch is set to
"ON", the led switches on as
The led is turned on by the
decoder.
The controller data can be
checked by the diagnostic
tester dwg. 020460Y.
To connect the diagnostic

tester, open the spark plug
inspection port and pull out the
EMS diagnostic socket.
Remove the protection cap and
connect the tester terminal.
Power the diagnostic tester by

connecting the terminals to the
battery poles, or the specific
connector to the socket inside
the gloves compartment.
Set the switch to "ON" and

select the diagnostic tester
menu to the immobilizer
function.
Scroll the pages to display the
controller data.
NOTE:A blank system cannot be detected upon first assembly, or in case of

concurrentreplacement of decoder and controller.
The information will be as follows: Blank controller ON
Start-up disabled ON
Number of keys Zero > 250
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Immobilizer system
System programming:
The vehicle is supplied with two keys:

- Master key (red-coloured) with removabletransponder
- Service key (black-coloured) with fixedtransponder
The master and service keys musty be used tocode the system as follows:
- Insert the master key, set to "ON"and keep this position for 2 seconds (limit values 1? seconds).
- Insert the black key and set to "ON"for 2 seconds.
- If you have keys in two copies, repeat theoperation for each key,
- Insert the master key again and set to"ON" for 2 seconds.
The maximum time to change keys is of 10seconds.
Seven service keys (black coloured) can beprogrammed within the same storage operation.
Times and procedure must be strictly observed,or it will be necessary to repeat from the beginning.
Once the system has been programmed, master keytransponder, decoder and controller are strictly matched.
This matching allows performing further servicekey programming in case of loss, replacement, etc.
Every programming deletes the previous one; toadd or delete a key it is therefore necessary to repeat the procedure
using allkeys that you want to keep in use.
NOTE: An accidental loss of the service key programmingcan arise from general faults of the ignition system. In this
case, check theH.V. line shielding.
In any case it is advisable to use resistivespark plugs.
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Immobilizer system
When the key switch is set to "ON" and

programming is performed normally, the led
switches on as shown in the figure.
WITH MASTER KEY
After the confirmation flash when switching to
"ON", a number of flashes are emitted, equal
to the number of keys used for programming.
WITH SERVICE KEYS
Switching from "ON" to "OFF" with

programmed system causes the intermittent
switching on of the led, with an anti-theft
effect.
This occurs with any key used for
programming.
If the vehicle is not used, the deterrent lightstops automatically after 48 hours to prevent discharging the battery. A
new48-h cycle starts by switching from "OFF" to "ON" and"OFF" again.
Connect the diagnostic tester

dwg. 020460Y.
Set to ON, and select the
immobilizer function.
Scroll the pages the find the
data.
The information will be as follows:

- Blank controller OFF
- Start-up disabled OFF
- Number of keys 2*
*The number denotes how many keys have been usedfor programming, master key included.
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Immobilizer system
1Replacing the small cylinder

- Remove the original master key transponder andinstall it on the master key of the new cylinder.
- Program the system again as described above.
2Decoder replacement
When the decoder is replaced it is necessary toprogram the system again.
Programming is indispensable for the enginestart-up. (see System programming).
3Controller replacement
Programming is indispensable when the controlleris replaced to enable the engine start-up.
In this case it is sufficient to switch to"ON" using the master key.
NOTE:
- The service key (black-coloured) is not usedfor programming.
- When not programmed, the controller allows nofunctional diagnosis on the engine.
4Replacing or duplicating service keys
Keys can be duplicated using the preforms andthe original master key.
A copy may also be requested using the vehicle'sCODE CARD.
Program the system again using the master keyand all service keys (see System programming).
NOTE:
The CODE CARD can only be used when the originalMASTER key is available.
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Immobilizer system
The led indication is divided into 3 steps:

1st step: A flash: "ON" switchingrecognition
2nd step: Series of flashes: diagnostic codeindication
3rd step: Solid light on or off: on = start-up disabled off = start-up enabled
Code 1 indicates a non-programmed system.

If the code is still displayed after having
carried out the programming procedure,
repeat the procedure carefully observing the
"ON" times of each key.
If the code is still displayed, proceed asfollows:

- Disconnect the battery negative.
- Remove the controller connector.
- Connect the specific tool dwg. 020481Y betweenthe injection system and the controller.
- Remove the main decoder connector.
NOTE: To access the components, see the components layout chapter.
1 ?Using a multimeter, check the continuity

between pin 16 of the controller and pin 6 of
the decoder connector.
2 ?Replace or fix the wiring.
3 ?Check the connections carefully

4 - Restore
5 ?Replace the decoder. Connect the battery.

Repeat the programming.
YES go to 7 ?/span>NO go to 6
6 ?Disconnect the battery, replace the controller, connect the battery.

Repeat the programming.
7 - The system is OK.
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Immobilizer system
Code no. 2 denotes a system where the

decoder does not perceive the
transponder's signal.
- Start-up disabled
- Injection light on, solid
In this case, proceed as follows:
1- Check whether the code is repeated using the second key.

2 ?Failure detected with the service key Replace and program again. Failure detected with
the master key.
Replace the transponder using one from the new cylinder kit.
Replace decoder and controller.
Program again.
3 ?Check the proper connection of the

antenna connector.
4 ?Restore the connection and check the presence of the code.
5 ?Disconnect the antenna connector and

check continuity (8 ?2 Ω).
6 ?Replace the antenna
7 ?Check the proper position of the antenna.

YES go to9 NO go to 8
8 ?Place it in proper position.
9 ?Replace the decoder and check the presence of the code.
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Immobilizer system

decoder perceives a transponder not provided
for by programming.
- Start-up disabled
- Injection light on, solid
1- Check whether the code is still displayed using the master key..
YESgo to 3 ?/font>NOgo to 2
2-Program again using all service keys
3 -Check that all components (keys - decoder - controller) are properly matched.
4- Restore
5- Replace decoders and controller. Program the components again.
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Immobilizer system

decoder is blank and the controller is
programmed.
The key is recognised by the controller.
- Start-up disabled
- Indicator light
Repeat thekey programming procedure using the original MASTER key.
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Immobilizer system
1-Check whether the injection indicator turns on for 5 sec. after switching to ON
2 -Check the 7.5 A fuse no. 10 located in the

front trunk.
3 -Check for any short circuits on the instrument unit power supply line, check that the
instrument unit has not short-circuited
YESgo to 5
4 -Connect pin no. 2 of the decoder connector (yellow-grey) to earth and check whether the
led turns on
5- Restore
YESgo to 2
6- Replace the decoder and program again.
7 -Check the continuity of the yellow-grey wire
by measuring between the decoder connector
and the 8-pin connector to the instrument unit
8 -Check the presence of battery positive

voltage at the red-black wire of the 8-way
connector of the instrument unit
9 -Faulty led, replace the instrument unit

10 - Fix or replace the wiring.
11 -If the injection indicator does not turn on, check the decoder and controller power supply
circuit
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Immobilizer system
This section describes the operations to be carried out to check the power supplycircuit.
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Decoder and injection controller
The decoder basic power supply is necessary forthe deterrent flashing management. The injection controller power
supply isnecessary for the stepper motor management.
A power supply failure disables both ignitionand injection.
In case of power supply faults, the diagnostictester dwg. no. 020460Y gives the information "NO REPLY FROM
THECONTROLLER".
To carry out the check, proceed as follows:
1 -Check whether the immobilizer system led indicates switching to ON and whether the
deterrent flashing is on.
2 -The decoder is properly programmed.
YES go to 3
3 - Switch set to ON with side stand raised
and emergency switch set to OFF.
The injection indicator turns on for about 3
seconds.
4 -Check the instrument unit and its power supply.

YES go to 3
5 -Set the emergency switch to RUN.
The injection indicator turns on for about 5
seconds.
6 -The injection controller is certainly powered.

7 -Check the efficiency of the 3 A fuse no. 3
located in the fuse-holder under the right side.
8 -Fix any wiring short circuits and replace the fuse.

9 -Check any short circuit on decoder or controller and replace, if needed.
YES go to 1
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10 - Place the specific tool dwg. 020481Y

between controller and power supply system.
Disconnect the main decoder connector and
check the following conditions:
Terminal no. 3= battery positive
Terminal no. 4= battery negative
11 -Decoder with proper base power supply.

Use the specific tool to check the controller
power supply:
Pin 17 = battery positive
Pin 23 = battery negative
12 -Controller with proper base power supply.

13- If the battery negative is not present,
check continuity between Pin 23 of the
specific tool and earth.
Detect the presence of the battery positive on
Pin 17 of the specific tool and on pin 3 of the
decoder connector.
YES go to 11
14 -Fix the wiring.
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An under-panel power supply failure disablesboth ignition and injection functions. In case of power supply faults,
thediagnostic tester dwg. no. 020460Y gives the information "NO REPLY FROMTHE CONTROLLER".
1 -Check whether the immobilizer system led indicates switching to "ON"
YESgo to 2?NOgo to 4
2- Raise the side stand.?Set the emergency
switch to "OFF". Turn the key switch to "ON".
Set the emergency switch to "RUN". Check
whether the injection indicator turns on for 5
seconds
YES? go to 3?NOgo to 4
3-Under-panel power supplies are regular

4 -Check the efficiency of the 5-A fuse no. 4
located in the fuse-holder under the right
side.
YES? go to 5 ?/font>NOgo to 6
5- Place the specific tool dwg. No. 020480Y between controller and injection system.
YES?go to 7
6 ?Fix any short circuits and replace the fuse. Check decoder and controller, if necessary.
YESgo to 1
7- Disconnect the main decoder connector
and check the following conditions: switch set
to "ON", switch to "RUN" and side stand
raised
Terminal no. 8 = battery positive
Terminal no. 4 = battery negative
YES?go to 8 ?/font>NOgo to 10
8 -Decoder with proper under-panel power

supply.
Use the specific tool 020481Y to check the
controller under-panel power supply. Switch
set to "ON", switch to "RUN" and side stand
raised.
Pin 26 = battery positive
Pin 23 = battery negative
YES go to 9oNO go to 10
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9 - Controller with proper under-panel power supply.

10 -If a single component is not powered,
check the relevant connector. If the failure
concerns both decoder and controller, check
the controller ?decoder power supply line
continuity.
Pin 26 controller - Pin 87 engine stop remote
control switch = continuity
Pin 8 decoder - Pin 87 engine stop remote
control switch = continuity
YES? go to 12?NOgo to 11
11 ix the wiring or the connection.

YESgo to 10
12 roper under-panel power supply
YESgo to 13
13 -Check the connector and the continuity
of the key switch set to "ON"
Pin 1 - 2 = continuity
YESgo to 14
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14 -Check the engine stop remote control

switch connector and the switch efficiency.
The connector can be recognised by its
larger section white lead.
NOTE: check the coil resistance
85 - 86 = ∼70Ω
YES go to 15
15 -Check the signal circuit:

- emergency switch and connector
- side stand switch and connector
YES go to 16
16 -Check the wiring continuity. Check the utility control main remote control switch.
Disconnect the master remote control switch.
Check the diode installed on the earth connection of the main remote control switch pickup.
86 - earth = continuity with high resistance (connect the tester: positive with 86; negative with
earth). When the polarity is inverted there should be no continuity.
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Injection indicator circuit
Circuit layout Legal Notes
Circuitlayout 1
INSTRUMENT UNIT
2
FUSE 7.5A
3
CONTROLLER
TERMINAL CONDITIONS STANDARD

VALUES
- switch set to "ON"
- side stand raised during the check OV
- switch to "RUN"
15 - 23
after the check battery voltage
Theinjection indicator light is controlled upon every switching to "ON" bythe 3-second timing generated by the digital
instrument. This step is normallyinterrupted by the injection controller control. The timing lasts 5 seconds.
The diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y is notprogrammed to check this circuit.
Proceed as follows:
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1 - Set the switch to "ON". Set the emergency switch to "RUN". Keep the side stand raised.
Check whether the indicator turns on for 5 seconds
2 - The system is in good working order.
3 - Place the specific tool dwg. 020481Y between controller and system.
YES go to 4
4 - Switch set to "ON".

Emergency switch set to "RUN".
Side stand raised. Wait more than 5 seconds.
15 ?23 = battery voltage
5 - Check the controller connector. Check the controller.
6 -Check the continuity between pin 15 of

the controller and brown ?black of the 6-input
connector of the instrument unit.
The injection controller manages the indicatornegative. The indicator should turn off after the initial check. The
indicatorturns on again when the controller auto-diagnosis detects a failure. When thefailure is fixed, the indicator
turns off again, but the relevant functionalchecks must be carried out. The indicator may turn on regardless of the
engineoperation.
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The injection controller is provided with anauto-diagnosis function.

When a failure is detected, the controller:
- turns on the injection indicator (only when itis current).
- enables the engine management check accordingto the data entered in the controller (where possible).
- stores the failure (always).
In the event of intermittent failures, theindicator follows the failure trend and storage remains active. Stored data
areautomatically deleted when the failure does not occur for over 16 usage cyclesof the vehicle (heating -use -
cooling). The battery disconnection does notdelete stored data.
- Checking stored
failures
Connect the diagnostic tester
dwg. 020460Y to the vehicle
system.
Select the menu on the
"ERRORS" function.
The tester pages display the

list of errors detectable by the
auto-diagnosis.
Errors detected by the auto-
diagnosis are marked by one
or two reference dots.
They are arranged on two
lines
Line A = current failures
(present)
Line M = stored failures
Errors detectable by the auto-diagnosis mayrefer to the following system circuits or sectors of the controller:
- throttle valve position signal
- ambient pressure signal
- cooling fluid temperature signal
- sucked air temperature signal
- wrong battery voltage
- Injector and relevant circuit
- HV coil and relevant circuit
- Stepper and relevant circuit
- Pump relay circuit
- Electric fan relay circuit
- RAM memory
- ROM memory
- EEPROM
- Microprocessor
- Signals panel (stroke -revolution signal unsteady cycle)
Underlined failures cause the engine to stop.
In the other cases, the engine works managed bythe basic data.
- Deleting stored
failures
After fixing any failures,
connect the diagnostic tester
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dwg. 020460Y.
"errors deleting" function.
Press OK and follow the
instructions.
Perform a trial cycle and
check whether the failure
occurs again.
For further information on troubleshooting, referto the relevant sections of the chapter.
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Fuel feeding system
Fuel is fed to the injector by a

pump, a filter and a pressure
regulator integrated with the
fuel level indicator inside the
tank.
The pump unit is connected to the injector by:

2 semi-flexible pipes
4 quick unions
1 T union with O-ring and retain bracket for the injector
The pipes are crossed and fixed to the intake manifold to prevent wear of the quick unions
connected to the T union for the injector.
NOTE:before working on the feeding system, carefully clean the parts to preventdamaging the
quick union seal or to prevent infiltrations into the ducts.
WARNING The system is under pressure.
Do not smoke during the interventions.

Prevent any fuel spraying.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Before starting the engine, check the presenceof fuel into the tank.
- Do not use the vehicle in reserve for a longtime, up to the possibility of running out of fuel.
- If the vehicle is expected to remain unusedfor a long time, refill the tank at least to half the level.
Failureto observe these rule can damage the pump.
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Fuel feeding system
1 FUSE 30A 8 FUEL PUMP
2 FUSE 10A 9 INJECTOR
3 SWITCH 10 INJECTION CONTROLLER

4 ENGINE STOP REMOTE CONTROL 11 MAIN REMOTE CONTROL
SWITCH SWITCH
5 FUSE 5A 12 ENGINE STOP SWITCH
6 CONTROL UNIT REMOTE CONTROL 13 STAND SWITCH

SWITCH
7 H.V. COIL
The controller starts the pump in the followingconditions:

- by setting the switch to "ON" withemergency switch to "RUN" and side stand raised. No pump feeding.
- when the stroke - revolution signal is onContinuous feeding.
The initial timing is useful to bleed the systemespecially after a stop with engine in temperature. In these conditions,
thefuel altered by boiling will be mixed with that in the tank.
During use, the pump operation will be subjectto the engine revolution.
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Fuel feeding system
Proceed as follows:
1- Set the switch to "ON" with emergency switch to "RUN" and side stand raised. The pump
rotates for 2 seconds
YESgo to 2NOgo to 3
2-Try to start up. Check that the engine revolution matches the pump rotation.
YES go to 4 ?/font>NOgo to 5
3-The pump does not rotate, or it rotates uninterruptedly.
YESgo to 5
4- The pump power supply is conforming.
5- Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y to the vehicle system.
YESgo to 6
6 -Try to start up. Select the menu on the "ERRORS" function. Check whether there are any
failures.
YESgo to 7 YES go to 8 NOgo to 28
7- Pump control relay circuit

failure.
YESgo to 9
8 -Failure of:
- injector
- H.V. coil
- signals panel
YESgo to 18
9 -The controller has detected a failure on the line of pin 19

YESgo to 10 YES go to 11
10 -Line to earth. In this case, the pump is always in rotation when the under-panel voltage is
on
YESgo to 12
11 -Interrupted line. The relay cannot control the pump feeding
YESgo to 13
12 -Check and restore the earth insulation of the controller line 19 and of the pump remote
control switch line 85.
YES go to 14
13 - Install the specific tool dwg. 020481Y between controller and the injection system.
YESgo to 15
14 -Delete the code and check from the beginning.
15- Set the switch to "ON" with
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switch to "RUN" and side stand

raised. Wait more than two
seconds and check the following
conditions:
19 ~23 = battery voltage
16 -Replace the controller

17 -Check the presence of
voltage (+ batt.) between pin 86
of the pump remote control
switch and pin 23 of the
controller. Fix the wiring, if
required. Check the relay coil
continuity.
85 - 86 = 100 ?50Ω
18 -Check the efficiency of the

10 A fuse no. 2
19 -Disconnect the following connectors: fuel pump, H.V. coil, injector

YESgo to 22
20 -Check the efficiency of the
pump remote control switch.
Check the wiring continuity
between remote control switch
and pump.
87 (remote control switch) -
green/black (pump) = continuity
NOgo to 21
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21 - Fix the wiring and repeat the check from the beginning.
22 -Check the earth insulation
of wiring 87 (pump remote
control switch) ?23 = insulation
(>1 MΩ )
23 -Restore the wiring insulation and replace the fuse.

24 -Check the earth insulation of the injector coil and of the HV coil primary.
YES go to 25
25 -Check the pump winding resistance: ~1,5Ω
26 -Replace the fuse and check the pump.

27 -Check the absorbed current.
28- Select the diagnostic tester
menu dwg. 020460Y on the
"ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS" function.
Select the fuel pump simulation
function. Enable the function
with under-panel power supply
on and engine off.
YES go to 29
29 -The tester prompts the controller to start the pump for 30 seconds
YES go to 30
30 -Acoustically check the following conditions:
- relay closure
- pump rotation
- relay opening
31-The pump is fed. Perform a functional check of the pump.

32-Check the efficiency of the pump connector.
YES go to 33 NOgo to 34
33 -Replace the fuel pump.
34- Restore
The injection controller manages the indicatornegative. The indicator should turn off after the initial check. The
indicatorturns on again when the controller auto-diagnosis detects a failure. When thefailure is fixed, the indicator
turns off again, but the relevant functionalchecks must be carried out. The indicator may turn on regardless of the
engineoperation.
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Before checking the system pressure, it is

advisable to carefully clean the feeding
system components.
To carry out the checks it is necessary to use
the specific tool dwg. 020480Y fuel pressure
check kit.
Before disconnecting any quick coupling,decrease the system pressure.

Disconnect the electric connector from the pumpsupport with running engine and wait until it stops.
The engine stops at approx. 1.5 bar.
Warning: disconnect the pipe terminal carefully. Protect youreyes from sprays.
The specific tool is provided
with quick coupling of the
same type as those of the
system.
To disconnect female
terminals (injector side),
press the two tails and extract.
Caution -If you cannot
pull out the terminal, do
not force it, but try
turning. The system is
designed to further lock
the terminal when the
traction is increased.
To disconnect male terminals
(pump side), press the pipe
coaxial rings towards the
pump support and extract the
terminals.
Caution -If you cannot
pull out the terminal, do
not force it, but try
turning. The system is
designed to further lock
the terminal when the
traction is increased.
The system pressure should

be checked by connecting to
the pump side.
Connect the pressure gauge
to the delivery duct (right side)
and the extension pipe to the
return duct (left side).
Note: before assembly,
check that the tool
ducts are clean.
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1- Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y

Select the menu on the "ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS"
function.
Select the "PUMP DIAGNOSIS" function.
YESgo to 2
2- Enable the function with under-panel power supply on and engine off.
The controller starts the pump for 30 seconds.
YESgo to 3
3-Let the system bleed for a few seconds.
Make sure that there are no external leaks.
Check the regulation pressure with pump power
supply voltage higher than 12 V.
Regulation pressure = 300 ~320KPa (3 ~3.2
BAR)
4 -The pressure regulator is efficient.

5 -Pressure too high
Check that the return duct is not clogged or squashed.
6- Replace the pressure regulator.
7- Pressure regulation too low
Start the pump rotation again. Using pliers with
flat and long tips, temporarily clamp the return
duct by the extension of the specific tool (the
serial pipe does not allow this
operation).
fuel pressure = over 300 KPa (3 BAR)
8- Replace the pressure regulator.

9 -Replace the fuel pump.
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This procedure is useful during maintenance tocheck the filter efficiency in delivery.
Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y.
Connect the fuel pressure check kit dwg.020480Y.
1 - Select the diagnostic tester menu on the
"ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS" function.
Select the "PUMP DIAGNOSIS" function.
The pump starts for 30 seconds.
YES go to 2
2 -Bleed for a few seconds.

Make sure that there are no leaks.
Using pliers with flat and long tips, temporarily
clamp the return duct by the extension of the
specific
tool dwg. 020480Y with pump power supply
voltage higher than 12 V, check the system
maximum pressure.
Maximum pressure = > 600 KPa (6 BAR)
3 -Check the system seal.

Start the pump for 30 seconds by the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y.
When the pump stops, wait 3 minutes.
Check the system pressure.
Fuel pressure = over 200
KPa (2 BAR)
4 -If pressure is lower, carefully check the voltage with pump under stress.
If voltage is higher than 12 V, replace the pump.
5 - The system seal is efficient.

Check the free flow rate.
GO to 16
6 - Repeat the test. When the pump stops,

use pliers with flat and long tips to temporarily
clamp the return duct by the extension of the
specific tool. This causes an increase of the
fuel pressure.
GO to 7
7 -Check whether the pressure decreases with the same trend as the system when free from
bottlenecks
GO to 8
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8 -Pressure decreases much more slowly

9 - Replace the pressure regulator.

Check the system seal again.
10 -There occur trend variations

11 -Repeat the test clamping the pipe of the

specific tool dwg. 020480Y in the portion
between the branch and the injector.
Check whether the pressure decreases with
the same trend as the system when free.
Pressure decreases much more slowly
12 -Check and replace the injector, if required, due to an insufficient seal

(see - THERMAL UNIT AND TIMING SYSTEM).
13 -There are no trend variations

Repeat the test clamping the pipe of the
specific tool dwg. 020480Y in the portion
between the branch and the pump. Check
whether pressure decreases much more
slowly.
14 -The pump unidirectional valve is faulty. Replace the pump (see pump support overhaul).
15 -Check the pipe and the injector union seals more carefully.
Check the component seals again, if needed.
NOTE: a poor system seal only affects the start-up velocity.
16 - Disconnect the pump connector, start

the engine, wait until it stops and connect the
connector again.
Disconnect the fuel return pipe from the pump
support (left pipe).
GO to 17
17 -Introduce the return pipe into a

graduated container.
Using the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y,
start the fuel pump for 10 seconds.
Make sure that the power supply voltage is
more than 12V.
Measure the amount of fuel delivered.
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Pump free flow rate = 300 ?320 cc.

18 -The fuel filter is not clogged.

The vehicle can be used respecting the limit of 48000 Km.
19 -The flow rate is less than 250 cc.

The fuel filter is dirty. Replace the pump support.
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Fuel feeding system
This section describes the operations to be carried out to perform electric checkson the pump.
Disconnect the connector from

the pump support. Using a
tester, measure the pump
winding resistance.
Connect the tester prods to the
pump support pins as shown in
the figure.
Resistance = ~ 1.5 Ω
In case of infinite resistance,
replace the pump.
With infinite resistance, the pump does notrotate.

With resistance close to 0 Ω the pumpabsorbs too much, with the possibility of burning the 10-A fuse no. 2.
Performthe following check.
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The pump absorption may vary

according to:
- power supply voltage
- pump running-in
- regulation pressure
- delivery filter cleaning
To check the absorbed current,
proceed as follows:
-disconnect the pump remote
control switch connector.
- with key switch set to "OFF", connect the jumpers 30-87 on the connector using the tester
prods on amperometer function (see figure).
- check the pump rotation and absorption
Absorbed current = ~ 3.5 ~4.2 A
NOTE: this absorption refers to:
- power supply voltage = ~ 12 V
- pump run-in
- system pressure = 300 KPa (3 bar)
- fuel filter clean
The a dirty filter causes an increase of the absorption. If the overpressure valve opens, the
pump absorbs ~ 6? A.
In case of excessive absorption(5A), replace the filter. See pump support overhaul.
If the fault continues, replace the pump.
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Fuel feeding system
To check the fuel filter inspect the following:

- Free flow
- Current absorbed by the pump
A clogged filter causes:
- Poor performance especially- Pump absorption increase
NOTE:Do not blow the filter with compressed air. A damaged filter may cause theinjector
clogging.
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Fuel feeding system
To remove the pump support

from the tank, proceed as
follows:
- Disconnect the electric
connector.
- Start the engine and wait for
the spontaneous stop.
- Clean the tank and the pump
support (wash and blow with
compressed air, if needed).
- Disconnect the delivery and
return pipes by the quick
unions.
Warning - Prevent any
fuel spraying.
- Loosen the pump support
fixing ring nut (RH threading).
- Remove the pump support

and the sealing gasket.
NOTE: when extracting,
be careful not to deform
the float arm.
To replace the components,

proceed as follows:
(1) Level indicators:
- Note the assembly position
and the path of the two
connecting wires.
pos 2 = wire connected to the
circuit
pos 3 = wire connected to the
mobile arm
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- Before re-assembling,
carefully check the tank
cleaning.
In case of dirt or water, remove
the tank.
- Install the sealing gasket on
the pump support.
- Introduce the pump into the
tank being careful not to
deform the level indicator arm.
- Place the sealing gasket on

the tank.
- Install the pump support onto
the seat aligning the connector
with the vehicle longitudinal
axle.
NOTE: an incorrect
orientation may impair
the level indicator
performance.
- Screw the fixing ring nut and tighten thoroughly.

Tightening torque:
Motor pump locking ring nut 20 Nm
- Connect the feeding circuit pipes again and check the proper introduction by pulling and
turning upwards.
- Reconnect the electric connector.
- Recharge the system with at least 4~5 timings (key switch OFF-ON)
NOTE: do not start the pump before refilling the tank. Failure to observe
this rule can damage the pump.
- Check that the feeding system quick couplings seal is efficient.
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Pass the wires through the hole

obtained between filter and
pressure regulator.
- Disconnect and extract the
wires
- Using a screwdriver on the
retain tab as shown in the
figure, extract the level
indicator from the support.
Level indicator check

The check may also be carried
out before removal from the
support.
Measure the resistance
between the two level indicator
wires.
Moving the float arm, check
that the resistance is subject to
gradual variations according to
the arm motion.
Limit values
empty tank position =
95 ~105 Ω
full tank position = 0 ~9 Ω
- Repeat the operations in the
reverse order for re-assembly.
(2) Pressure regulator:
- Remove the locking spring
- Extract the pressure regulator
with sealing rings.
NOTE: to overcome the
resistance of the O-rings,
lever with a screwdriver
through the openings
obtained on the stop
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insertion side.
- Lubricate the O-rings and
repeat the operations in the
reverse order for re-assembly.
(3) Fuel pump

- Note the position of the power
supply wires on the support
pos 1 = positive (red)
pos 4 = negative (black)
NOTE: the pump
connections are not
interchangeable.
-Disconnect the power supply
cables
- Cut the delivery pipe fixing

band on the support.
- Remove the pump fixing

washer
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- Remove the filter coupling

pipe
- Remove the pump with
annular support and pre-filter.
- If the pump requires

replacement, remove the pre-
filter and the annular support.
- For re-assembly, perform the
removal operations in the
reverse order using a new
band for the delivery pipe and a
new pump fixing washer.
NOTE: To clean the pre-

filter, use gasoline and
compressed air.
Orientate the pump properly.
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(4) Fuel filter

The fuel filter is supplied
already assembled with the
pump support.
To replace the support, move
the level indicator, the pressure
regulator and the pump from
the old to the new support.
For these operations, follows
the instructions given above.
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Fuel feeding system

13 - 23 During the pump timing with engine battery voltage
off
Circuitlayout
1 ELECTRONIC CONTROLLER 4 PUMP

2 INJECTOR 5 CONTROL UNIT REMOTE
CONTROL SWITCH
3 H.V. COIL 6 FUSE 10A
1- Connect the diagnostic tester dwg.

020460Y. Select the menu on the "ACTIVE
DIAGNOSIS" function.
Select the "INJECTOR" function.
YESgo to 2
2- Enable the function with under-panel power supply on and engine off. The controller
controls the fuel pump continuously and at the same time starts the injector opening. The
injector openings are repeated for a few seconds.
YESgo to 3
3 -Acoustically check the injector openings and wait for the tester results.
4 -5 injector openings detected. The injection tester displays "test successful".
YES go to 7
5 -No injector openings detected. The injection tester displays "test failed".
6 -No injector openings detected. The injection tester displays "test successful".
YESgo to 8
7 - The injector control circuit is efficient. Perform the injector hydraulic check.
8- The injector control circuit is efficient. Repeat the acoustic check and perform the injector
hydraulic check for safety reasons.
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9- Select the menu on the "ERRORS"

function. Check whether the injector failure
message only is displayed.
10 -There are also fault messages for: pump

relay
11 -There is also a fault message for the HV coil.

YESgo to 12
12 -Check the power supply circuit with the 10A fuse and the remote control switch.
Common feeding to the fuel pump.
13- Check the pump relay control circuit
14- Install the specific tool dwg. 020481Y between controller and system.
YESgo to 15
15 -Arrange a multimeter with positive prod
on pin 13 and negative prod on pin 23. Set
the switch to "ON" with switch to "RUN" and
side stand raised. Check the presence of
battery voltage during the fuel pump timing.
13 ~23 = battery voltage for 2 seconds.
16- The injector electric circuit is steady Repeat the checks. If the fault continues, check the
controller connector. Replace the controller, if necessary.
17- Disconnect the controller connector.
Check the resistance between pin 13 and pin
87 (black/green wire) of the pump remote
control switch.
13 - black/green = 14.5Ω +- 5% (injector
resistance)
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18 -No continuity. Disconnect the connector

and repeat the resistive check directly at the
injector terminals. Resistance = 14,5Ω ?2%
19 -Check the earth insulation of the injector negative line. Disconnected controller and
injector connectors.
13 - 23 = Ωinfinity
NOgo to 20
20 -Fix or replace the wiring.
21 -Check the continuity between the injector power supply connector (red - yellow) and pin
13. Restore the continuity, if required, or replace the wiring
22 -Replace the injector.
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Fuel feeding system
To check the injector it is advisable to removethe intake manifold along with throttle body and injector.
The injector should be removed from the manifoldonly if necessary.
For these operations, see the .
1 - Connect the diagnostic tester dwg.
020460Y. Use the socket in the under-saddle
compartment.
Install the specific tool dwg. 020480Y fuel
pressure check kit.
In this case, the injector can be connected
directly to the tool quick couplings.
GOto 2
2 -Prepare a graduated container with

minimum capacity of 100 cm3 and a
resolution of 100 cm3
Connect the injector to the wire supplied with
the injection tester. The wire is provided with
alligator clips for direct connection to the
battery.
Prepare an auxiliary battery.
Set the switch to "ON" with switch to "RUN"
and stand raised.
Select the "active diagnosis" function.
Start the pump diagnosis.
During the first 30 seconds of pump diagnosis,
power the injector by the wire and the auxiliary
battery for 15 seconds.
Collect the fuel delivered by the injector into
the graduated container.
Power supply pressure = 300 KPa (3 BAR)
Quantity delivered = approx. 40 cm3
3 -Perform the injector sealing test.
Dry up the injector outlet by a compressed air
jet. Start the fuel pump. Wait a minute, check
that there are no leaks from the injector outlet.
A light bleeding is normal.
Limit value = 1 drop in 1 minute
4 -Higher quantities are not expected.

For lower quantities, replace the injector (THERMAL UNIT AND TIMING SYSTEM).
5- The injector is conforming.
6- Repeat the test. If the fault continues, replace the injector (THERMAL UNIT AND TIMING
SYSTEM).
The injector atomisation cannot be checked

by simple methods. The injector is provided
with 5 holes whose angulation forms a jet with
a taper of about 80degree The jet thus formed
impinges both intake valves.
NOTE:
- An injector with low flow rate affects the
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maximum performance.
- An injector with poor seal affects idling and
the start-up features after a short stop with hot
engine.
- In case of clogging of the injector, it is
necessary to replace it, along with the fuel
filter contained in the tank. Carefully clean the
system and the tank.
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Revolution sensor

7 - 12 Start-up 0,8 ?4,5 V~
Circuit layout
1 CONTROLLER 2 ENGINE RPM SENSOR
The sensor allows recognising the revolutionsand the angular position of the driving shaft referred to the TDC. Since
thewheel speed sensor is pivoted on the camshaft it is also possible to recognise the4-stroke cycle. Such solution
allows controlling the injector and the sparkplug every two revolutions of the driving shaft.
The sensor is of the reluctance variation typeand is therefore comparable to an alternate current generator that
powers thecontroller.
The signal frequency is interrupted by thevacuum generated by the two missing teeth on the wheel speed sensor.
The sensor signal is indispensable for theengine start-up.
The engine can work also with an unsteadysignal, thanks to corrective interventions made by the controller.
The total revolution signal failure does notcauses the injection indicator to turn on.
When the signal failure (open circuit) occursduring use on the road, the indicator light indicate the start of a failure bya
flash as follows:
A Indicator light on
B Indicator light off
To check the sensor and the relevant circuit,proceed as follows:
1- Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y.
Start the engine.
The engine starts regularly.
2 - Select the menu on the "ERRORS"
function. Check whether there are any failures
relating to the "signals panel".
3- Select the menu on the "ERRORS" function.

4 -No failure detected.
GO to 9
5 -Proceed according to the indications detected.

6 - Select the menu on the "parameters"
function.
Check the number of
Lost synchronisations = 1 tooth
Lost synchronisations = > 1 tooth
7 - Indication = 1-3
The stroke revolution signal is conforming
8 -The value increases gradually over time if you insist trying to start the engine.
Check the circuit and the sensor.
GOto 9
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Revolution sensor
9-Install the connection wiring between

controller and the injection system. Tool dwg.
020481Y.
Do not connect to the controller.
GOto 10
10-Disconnect the connection connector

between stroke revolution sensor and injection
system.
Measure the sensor resistance by connecting
the multimeter between the terminals marked
with ?/φοντ>and?/φοντ> .
Stroke revolution sensor resistance =680 +-
15%
11 ?Check the earth insulation between one

pole and the shielding.
S - + = infinity (>1MΩ )
12- Replace the revolution sensor.

13- Reconnect the stroke revolution sensor
connector.
Repeat the resistance check through the
injection wiring pin 7 pin 12.
7-12 = 680 +-15 %
The value should be very close to that detected
directly by the sensor.
14 -Higher or infinite resistance.

15 -Check the connectors carefully
Disconnect and check the continuity between connector and pin 7-12
Connector-7 = continuity
Connector-12 = continuity
Fix the connectors or replace the wiring.
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Revolution sensor
16 - Resistance 0.
Replace or fix the injection wiring (short circuit)
17 -Check the earth insulation again.
7-23 = infinity (>1M.)
18 -Check the sensor and controller connectors.
Replace or fix the injection wiring
19- Measure the alternated voltage between
pins 7 and 12 with engine at start-up speed.
7-12 = 0,8?,5 V~eff
Revolution speed = ~300?00 G/1'
20- The sensor circuit is conforming.

If the start-up failure continues, replace the controller.
21 -Check the sensor air gap and magnetic activity.
See [1007]?Thermal unit and timing system ?/span>
If the magnetic activity is null, replace the sensor.
NOTE
-The sensor cable must be properly installed for servicing.
-Do not force the cable.
-A poor cable shielding can impair the engine performance at high speed.
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H.V. coil
This section describes the ignition system operation.
TERMINALS CONDITIONS STANDARD

20 - 23 During the pump timing with engine off Battery voltage
Circuit layout
1 ELECTRONIC CONTROLLER 4 PUMP
2 INJECTOR 5 CONTROL UNIT REMOTE
CONTROL SWITCH
3 H.V. COIL 6 FUSE 10A
The ignition system is integrated with theinjection and is of the inductive high efficiency type.
The controller manages two important parameters:
- Ignition advance
This is optimised according to the engine rpm,to the engine load, temperature and ambient pressure.
With idle engine, it is optimised to obtain thestabilisation of the speed at 1450 ?50 R/1'.
- Magnetisation time
The coil magnetisation time is controlled by thecontroller. The ignition power is increased during the engine start-up.
The injection system recognises the 4-strokecycle and therefore, ignition is only controlled during compression.
To check the ignition circuit, proceed asfollows:

Select the menu on the "ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS"
function. Start the HV coil check with switch set
to "ON", switch to "RUN" and side stand raised.
Wait for the tester to display: "TEST
SUCCESSFUL"
2 - The tester displays: "TEST FAILED". Repeat the test and wait for the tester to display:
"TEST SUCCESSFUL"
3- Select the menu on the "ERRORS" function. Check the presence of current or stored errors
relating to the H.V. coil.
4 - Test failed
YESgo to 6
5- The coil control circuit is efficient.
Check the H.V. coil secondary, the cable and the screened cap
6- Install the specific tool dwg. 020481Y
between the injection system and the
controller.
Measure voltage between pins 20 and 23 of
the specific
tool during the fuel pump timing step.
To start the timing, set the switch to "ON" with
switch to "RUN" and side stand raised.
20 -23 = battery voltage (coupled to the pump
rotation -2 seconds).
If you want to increase the test time, enable
the "pump relay diagnosis" function
(30 seconds)
7- The coil primary control circuit is efficient.
Carefully check the connectors to the controller and to the coil.
Replace the controller, if necessary.
8 -Disconnect the connector to the H.V. coil
primary.
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H.V. coil
Repeat the voltage check between the black-

green wire and earth.
Black-green-23 = battery voltage
(coupled to the pump rotation-2 seconds).
9 -Check the black-green wire continuity.

Replace or fix the wiring.
NOTE: a failure of the remote control switch would cause the pump rotation failure
10- The positive power supply is conforming.
Check the continuity between the pink-black
wire of the connector and pin 20.
Pink-black-20 = Continuity
11 -Check the continuity of the punk-black

wire in the two systems.
Pink-black (coil connector)-20 = Continuity.
12 -Check the earth insulation of the negative

line.
20-23 = Ω infinity (>1MΩ)
13 -Replace or fix the faulty system. Repeat the check with the menu on "ACTIVE
DIAGNOSIS".
14- Repeat the earth insulation check in the two sections. Replace or fix the wiring. Repeat the
check with the menu on "ACTIVE DIAGNOSIS" H.V. coil control simulation.
Delete the errors stored in memory.
15 - Check the continuity of the H.V. coil
primary. See figure.
Primary resistance = 0.5?8%
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H.V. coil
16 -Check the earth insulation of the primary

circuit
Measure between one of the primary terminals
and earth.
Primary-earth = Ω infinity (>1MΩ)
17 -Check the secondary resistance.

Measure the resistance between one of the
primary terminals and the spark plug cable
output.
Primary-HV cable output = 3.1K?9%
18- The coil is conforming.

19 -Replace the coil
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H.V. coil
Measure the screened cap

resistance.
Resistance = 5 KΩ
If different values are measured
(<1; >20KΩ), replace the
screened cap.
NOTE
An unscreened cap or spark plug can affect the injection system.
For further information on the spark plug,see[01]Characteristics and
[03] Maintenance
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Ignition timing
The ignition advance is electronicallydetermined on the basis of the parameters recognised by the controller. Forthis
reason it is not possible to declare the reference values based on theengine rpm.
The ignition advance value is detectable any timeby the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y.
Using the stroboscopic lamp dwg. 020330Y it ispossible to check whether the ignition advance determined by the
injectionsystem matches that actually started on the engine.
Proceed as follows:
- Remove the transmission compartment
cover as described in the Automatic
transmission
- Remove the TDC reference inspection cap

between flywheel and cover housing. See the
[1005] Flywheel
cover
- By the driving pulley, turn the engine to find

the alignment of the references to identify the
TDC.
- Repeat for the reference between driving

pulley and engine crankcase. See figure
- Replace the inspection cap on the flywheel

side.
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Ignition timing
- Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y.

- Start the engine.
- Select the menu on the "parameters"
function.
- Select the stroboscopic lamp control in the
conventional 4-stroke engine position (1 spark
2 revolutions).
- Check that the real values of rpm and
ignition advance match those measured by
the diagnostic tester.
-If the values do not match, check:

z timing
z stroke-revolution sensor
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Cooling Fluid temperature sensor

4 - 22 cooling fluid temperature With connected sensor
20?= 2500 ? 100 Ω
80?= 308 ?6 Ω
Circuitlayout
1 CONTROLLER 3 AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR
2 VALVE POSIT. SENSOR 4 FLUID TEMPERATURE SENSOR
The cooling fluid temperature sensor isinstalled on the engine head and provides the indications for the
digitalinstrument and for the injection.
It is realised with two electrically differentsections.
The injection section is realised with an NTCsensor connected to a 5V powered circuit. The resistance variation
causes avariation of the circuit voltage. Such voltage is combined with a temperaturevalue.
By this value, the controller can manage theengine operation, optimising it for all temperatures.
A failure of this circuit causes the switchingon of the injection indicator and the tripping of the safeties (among which
theelectric fan continuous start). In these conditions, the engine works, even thoughnot in an optimum way, always
safeguarding the catalytic converter integrity.
A false temperature value that falls within therange of possible temperatures is a failure very difficult to manage. This
cancause a failure of the safeties and an improper management of the carburetion.Such failure is more easily
detected upon he engine start-up.
1 - Connect the injection diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y and select the menu on the "errors"
function.
Check whether there are any indications regarding the cooling fluid temperature sensor.
2 -The EMS system has received no indications of temperatures out of the range of possible
temperatures.
If you suspect a wrong temperature indication, proceed to perform the following check.
NOTE: a wrong temperature signal can be detected by coupling the analogue
instrument indication with the electric fan start.
In any case, before checking the sensor, check the filling and bleeding of the cooling
system.
3 -Before checking the sensor and the relevant circuit, wait until the engine has cooled down
and the vehicle has set to the working area temperature.
YESgo to 4
4- Set the switch to "ON" with switch to "RUN" and side stand raised.
Select the menu on the "parameters" function.
Do not start the engine.
YESgo to 5
5 -Check the following values:
cooling fluid temperature
sucked air temperature
ambient temperature
The three indications are equal or they are slightly different (e.g. 1?C).
6 -The temperature sensor is providing an incorrect information.
Check at ~80?C.
7- Install the specific tool dwg. 020481Y.
Do not connect the controller connector.
YESgo to 8
8-Disconnect the cooling fluid
temperature sensor connector.
Measure the sensor resistance
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between the terminals shown in

the figure.
Check that the resistance
matches the values declared
according to the temperature.
TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE
9,6KW. -10degree C
5,975KW. 0
3,81KW. +10degree C
2,5KW. +20degree C
1,68KW. +30degree C
0,3KW. +80degree C
9 -Replace the sensor.
10 -Connect the sensor
connector and repeat the
resistive check at terminals 4
and 22;
4-22 = Resistance equal to the
value directly detected at the
sensor.
11 -If slightly higher values are

detected, check the connectors.
If infinite resistance is detected
(>1MW) check the continuity
between the two lines with
disconnected connectors.
Blue-white-4 = 0W . (continuity)
Light blue-green-22 = 0W .
(continuity)
YESgo to 12
12 -Replace or fix the wiring.

YESgo to 10
13 ?Check that the sensor
circuit is earth insulated.
4-23 = W infinity (>1MW.)
22-23 = W infinity (>1MW.)
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Check the gas valve position and the air temperature lines.
YESgo to 13
15- Connect the specific tool
dwg. 020481Y to the controller.
Set the switch to "ON" with
switch to "RUN" and side stand
raised.
YESgo to 16
16 - Measure voltage at
terminals 4 and 22;
4-22 = V
TEMPERATURE VOLTAGE
X V -10degree C
XV0
X V +10degree C
X V +20degree C
X V +30degree C
X V +80degree C
17 -Measured value = 5+- 0.2 V

Repeat the wiring and sensor continuity checks.
YESgo to 18
18-Measured value = 0 V
Repeat the sensor and circuit earth insulation check.
SIgo to 19 NOgo to 20
19 -Check the controller connection connector.
Check the controller power supply.
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21 -Start the engine and check that voltage decreases gradually according to the
temperature increase as per table.
SIgo to 22 NOgo to 23
22-The temperature signal is conforming.
23- Replace the temperature sensor.
NOTE
For a more accurate check of
the sensor, remove it from the
engine and check its resistance
at controlled temperature.
Using a suitable container,
immerse the metal portion of the
sensor in water, heat gradually
and read the temperature and
resistance values.
Check the matching as per table
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18 - 22 sucked air temperature 20degree With connected sensor
3750 +-200 Ω
Circuitlayout
1 CONTROLLER 3 AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR
2 VALVE POSIT. SENSOR 4 FLUID TEMPERATURE SENSOR
The sucked air temperature sensor is installedin the bottom side of the throttle body on the filter box side.
The sensor is an NTC and has the same functionallayout as the cooling fluid temperature sensor.
This signal is used to optimise the engine performance.Anyway, this data is less important than the cooling fluid
temperature signal.
A failure of this circuit causes the controllerto turn on the injection indicator starts the safety control, thereby
ensuringthe engine operation.
1- Connect the diagnostic

tester dwg. 020460Y
"ERRORS" function.
Check whether there are any
indications regarding the
sucked air temperature sensor.
2 -The EMS system has received no indications of temperatures out of the range of possible
values. If you suspect a wrong temperature indication,
check as follows.
3 -Before checking the sensor and the relevant circuit, wait until the engine has cooled down
and the vehicle has set to the working area temperature.
YESgo to 4
4- Set the switch to "ON" with switch to "RUN" and side stand raised.
On the diagnostic tester, select the "parameters" menu.
YESgo to 5
5 -Check the following values:

cooling fluid temperature
sucked air temperature
ambient temperature indicated by the digital instrument.
The three indications are equal or they are slightly different (e.g. 1degreee C).
6 -The sucked air temperature sensor is providing an incorrect information.
7-Install the specific tool dwg. 020481Y. Do not connect the controller connector.
YESgo to 8
8 -Disconnect the sucked air
temperature sensor connector.
Measure the resistance
between the sensor terminals.
Check that the resistance
matches the values declared
according to the temperature.
TEMPERATURE
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RESISTANCE
9,6 K -10degree C
5,975 K. 0 degree
3,81 K. +10degree C
2,5 K. +20degree C
1,68 K.+30degree C
9 -Replace the sensor.

10 -Connect the sensor
connector and repeat the
resistive check at terminals 18
and 22.
18-22 = Resistance equal to
the value directly detected at
the sensor.
11 -If slightly higher values are

detected, check the
connectors.
If infinite resistance is detected
(>1MW) check the continuity
between the two lines with
disconnected connectors.
Grey-white-18 = 0 W
(continuity)
Light blue-green-22 = 0 W
(continuity)
YESgo to 12

YESgo to 10
13 -Check that the sensor
circuit is earth insulated.
18-23 = W infinity (>1MW)
22-23 = W infinity (>1MW)
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Check the valve position and the fluid temp. lines.
YESgo to 13
15- Connect the specific tool dwg. 020481Y to the controller.
Set the switch to "ON" with switch to "RUN" and side stand raised.
YESgo to 16
16- Measure voltage at
terminals 18 and 22.
18-22 = V as per table.
TEMPERATURE VOLTAGE
XXX V -10degree C
XXX V 0
XXX V +10degree C
XXX V +20degree C
XXX V +30degree C
17 -Measured value = 5 ?0,2V

Repeat the wiring and sensor continuity checks.
YESgo to 18
18 -Measured value = 0 V
Repeat the sensor circuit earth insulation check.

Check the controller power supply.
21 -Start the engine and check that voltage decreases gradually according to the air filter
box temperature increase.
NOTE: With mild weather, 30degree C can be easily reached after a few
minutes of stop with idle engine.
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This sensor does not have a system since it isdirectly installed into the controller.
The sensor allows the controller to optimise theengine performance based on altimetric variations.
To check the sensor, proceed as follows:
1 - Connect the diagnostic tester dwg.
020460Y.
Select the menu on the "ERRORS" function.
Check whether there are any indications
regarding the pressure sensor.
2 -Replace the injection controller.

function.
Check that the pressure value in mm/Hg
matches that of another vehicle or of an
external barometer.
Max error: +-20 mmHg
4 -The ambient pressure signal is correct.
5 -Replace the injection controller.
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Pressure sensor

1 - 22 Switch set to "ON" 5V
11 - 22 Opening the gas gradually Volt= Progressive increase
Circuit layout
1 CONTROLLER 3 AIR TEMPERATURE
SENSOR
2 VALVE POSIT. SENSOR 4 FLUID TEMPERATURE
SENSOR
The gas valve position sensor is not removableand is installed on the throttle body.
This sensor receives a 5-V power supply from thecontroller and transmit a gradually increasing voltage to the same,
with anincrease of the gas valve opening. The controller converts this voltage at anangular position of the valve.
The engine rpm and the gas valve position arethe two basic signals for the engine management.
A failure of this circuit causes the switchingon of the injection indicator and the tripping of the safeties. In
theseconditions, the engine works, even though not in an optimum way, alwayssafeguarding the catalytic converter
integrity.
The gas valve position signal is especiallyimportant at the small valve openings. These areas are also where the
sensorworks more frequently, and therefore they require more frequent checks after ahigh number of kilometres run.

Set the switch to "ON" with switch to "RUN" and
side stand raised.
Select the tester menu on the "ERRORS"
function.
Check whether the controller has detected any
failures relating to the gas valve position signal.
2- Select the diagnostic tester menu

on the "parameters" function.
Check whether the controller recognises the
extreme positions:
gas valve to minimum
gas valve to maximum
3 -Check the adjustment of the gas valve control flexible transmissions. Fix or replace, if
required.
YESgo to 2
4 -Gradually open the throttle valve, check that the mV value increases progressively and
proportionally with the opening variation.
5-The gas valve position signal is conforming.
6- Connect the specific tool dwg. 020481Y to
the injection system.
Do not connect the tool to the controller.
Disconnect the gas valve position sensor
connector.
Check the continuity between the connector's
terminals and the relevant pins on the controller.
Light blue ?green -22 = 0 Ω (continuity)
Brown-yellow-1 = 0 Ω (continuity)
Orange-light blue-11 = 0 Ω (continuity)
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T.P.S.
7 -Replace or fix the injection wiring.

YESgo to 6
8 -Check the earth insulation of the three circuit
lines.
22-23 = Ω infinity (>1M)
9 -Replace or fix the injection wiring

YESgo to 8
10- Connect the specific tool dwg. 020481Y to
the controller.
side stand raised.
Measure voltage between terminals 1 and 22
of the specific tool.
1-22 = 5+-0.2 V

YESgo to 10
12- Connect the gas valve position sensor
connector.
Repeat the voltage measurement between
terminals 1 and 22 of the specific tool.
1-22 = 5 +- 0.2 V
13- Measure voltage between terminals 11 and 22. Gradually open the throttle valve and
check that the voltage value increases progressively.
11-22 = V (progressive variation)
NOTE:by way of an indication, voltage may vary from ~700mV at minimum, and above 4V at
maximum.
The possible variations of the limit values are caused by the sensor installation tolerances.
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14 -Replace the throttle body along with sensors and stepper.
YESgo to 12
15 -Check that the voltage measured at pins
11 and 22 matches that indicated by the
diagnostic tester set to "parameters".
16-The gas valve position sensor and relevant circuit are conforming.
17 -Replace the controller.
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T.P.S. Reset
The throttle body is supplied with gas valveposition sensor and is pre-calibrated.
Pre-calibration consists in the adjustment ofthe minimum gas valve opening, to obtain a fixed air capacity in
predeterminedreference conditions.
Pre-calibration allows an optimum air rate foridle management.
Thisadjustment must not be changed.
The injection system will complete the idlemanagement by the stepper and the ignition advance variation.
After pre-calibration, the throttle body has thevalve open with an angle that may vary according to the valve and duct
workingtolerances.
In turn, the valve position sensor may takedifferent installation positions. For these reasons, the mV of the sensor
withvalve at minimum value may vary for different throttle bodies.
For optimum carburetion, especially with smallopenings of the gas valve, it is necessary to match the throttle body
with thecontroller according to the procedure called TPS.
This operation allows setting the mV value inthe controller as starting point corresponding to the pre-calibration
position.The controller will recognise such value as angle 5.24degree
To reset, proceed as follows:
Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y. (see page 9-17).

Select the diagnostic tester menu functions on
"TPS reset".
Check that the gas valve has the control

abutted against the abutment screw.
In this position, confirm the TPS reset

procedure.
Select the "parameters" function and check

that the TPS reset "YES" is displayed.
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T.P.S. Reset
Reset should be performed in the followingcases:

- upon the first assembly
- in case of replacement of the throttle body
- in case of replacement of injectioncontroller.
NOTE
TheTPS reset procedure must not be carried out with old throttle bodies since thepossible
valve and abutment wear make the air flow rate different from that ofpre-calibration.
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Stepper Motor
Circuit layout
1 Controller 2 Stepper
The throttle body is provided with an auxiliaryair circuit. This is enabled by a piston valve controlled by a stepper
motor.
The stepper is powered by the controller onlywhen the opening must be changed.
The revolution is divided into portions called"steps".
By changing the opening "steps" it ispossible to properly feed the engine to facilitate the start-up procedure andadjust
the air feeding with cold engine.
When the engine reached the working temperature,the stepper partly closes again.
To prevent wear of the adjustment piston,operation at full speed is obtained with a minimum opening of about
20"steps".
To recover possible adjustments, every switchingto "OFF" causes the piston to close up to end of travel and to
openup again by a fixed number of steps (self-reset).
When the controller changes the stepper opening"steps" it also changes the injection time to ensure
propercarburetion.
Idling speed stabilises at 1450?0 G/1'. After ahot start-up step you can perceive the first increase in the revolutions
andthe subsequent closing of the stepper to stabilise the speed.
In case of irregular speed, before carrying outelectric checks inspect the gas valve and the auxiliary air circuit
cleaning.
To check the stepper and the relevant circuit,proceed as follows:

side stand raised.
Lift the vehicle on the central stand. Select the
menu on the "ERRORS" function.
Check whether the controller has detected any
failures relating to the stepper circuit.

function. Check the number of "steps"
programmed by the controller to obtain start-up.
This setting is a function of the engine
temperature.
20degree C = ~ 80~90 steps
3- Start the engine and let it warm up.

With a cooling fluid temperature of more than 70
degree, the controller must control the stepper with
about 20 "steps".
4-Check the cooling fluid temperature sensor signal. Check the controller, if necessary.
5 - Select the menu on the "active diagnosis"
function. Select "stepper" diagnosis. Start the
diagnosis with idle engine at the working
temperature. Check whether the stepper
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commands some revolution variations and wait

for the diagnostic tester response.
6 - Test successful. Variations of revolutions perceived.

7 - Stepper and relevant circuit efficient.
8 - Test failed. No variations of revolutions.
Check the stepper circuit. Disconnect the
stepper connector.
Check the stepper circuit resistance connecting
the tester as shown in the figure. The two
measurements must give the same value.
Resistance = ~ 51 W
9 - Test successful.
No variations of revolutions.
Remove the throttle body.
Check the auxiliary air circuit cleaning.
Switch from "ON" to "OFF" and again to "ON"
and check whether the piston valve moves. If
the valve does not move, replace the throttle
body.
10 -Replace the throttle body.

11- Connect the specific tool dwg. 020481Y.
For these checks, do not connect the specific
tool to the controller. Check the continuity of the
4 power supply lines of the stepper.
A Light blue-red-14 = 0 Ω (continuity)
B Orange-blue-6 = 0 Ω (continuity)
C Light blue-yellow-21 = 0 Ω (continuity)
D Light blue-black-24 = 0 Ω (continuity)
12 -Check the earth insulation of the 4

stepper lines
14-23 = >1MW (infinity)
6-23 = >1 MW (infinity)
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YESgo to 11
14- Connect the stepper connector.
Repeat the continuity check with the tool pins.
14-24 = ~ 51 Ω
6-21 = ~ 51 Ω
15 -Check wiring and connectors more carefully.

16- Connect the controller connector.
side stand raised. Repeat the "ON" "OFF" "ON"
switching.
Check the presence of voltage pulses on the
stepper command lines.
Setup for direct voltage measurements.
14-24 = V (pulses for a few seconds)
6-21 = V (pulses for a few seconds)
NOTE: pulses are used to change the stepper
position.
After reaching the optimum position, the power
supply voltage becomes null.
17- The stepper circuit is efficient.
18 -Check the controller connection connector. Replace the controller if needed.
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Stepper Motor
The injection system controller is programmed toensure optimum carburetion on the road.
Idle carburetion requires adjustment tocompensate the manufacture tolerances and the engine adjustments.
This adjustment is carried out by changing theinjector opening time with idle engine.
To adjust, proceed as follows:
1 -Idle carburetion adjustment must be carried out on properly setup engine.
The following should be checked first:
- spark plug -air filter -good intake system seal -good exhaust system seal -valve clearance -
fuel filter fuel pressure
YESgo to 2
2 -Pre-heat and check the reset

of the analyser
for exhaust gases, dwg. 494929.
Remove the cap from the exhaust
manifold and connect the
extension to the union socket for
the analyser pipe.
YESgo to 3
3- Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020460Y

YESgo to 4
4- Select the menu on the "ERRORS" function.
Check whether there are any failures.
5- Select the menu on the "PARAMETERS" function.

YESgo to 7
6 -Fix the wiring according to the instructions provided.
YESgo to 4
7 -Start the engine and let it warm up to obtain the following conditions:
- cooling fluid temperature = above 70 degree
- sucked air temperature = 25 ~ 30 degree
YESgo to 8
8-Start the exhaust gas analyser and check the following conditions:
- CO = 1.25+- 0.25%
- CO2 = 14.50+- 1.0%
9 -Adjustment is correct.
10- If non-conforming CO values are detected, adjust the injection time to minimum.
YESgo to 11
11- Select the diagnostic tester menu on the "CO CALIBRATION" function.
Start the adjustment function.
YESgo to 12
12 -The display reads
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"TRIMMER VALUE".
The numerical value can be
positive or negative.
YESgo to 13
13 -To increase the CO it is necessary to increase the injection time.

To decrease the CO it is necessary to decrease the injection time.
Adjust the trimmer value according to the information provided in the table:
YESgo to 14
TRIMMER VALUE INJECTION TIME CO

+100 HIGH INCREASES
+ 50 ? ?
+ 10
0 LOW
- 10
- 50 ? ?
-100 MEDIUM DECREASES
NOTE: The trimmer value 0 corresponds to the mean injectiontime.
After adjustment, engines may have carburetionboth with positive and negative trimmer values.
This is due to the normal manufacturetolerances.
14 -After changing the trimmer,
wait for the CO value to adjust.
When adjustment is correct, press
OK to store the value in the
controller.
YESgo to 15
15 -Select the menu on

"PARAMETERS" and on "ECU
INFORMATION" to have the
confirmation of the new trimmer
adjustment storage.
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NOTE:When the CO percentage is correct and the CO2 percentage does not fall within the
prescribed values, the LAMBDA value is not correct. In this case, carefully check the exhaust
system seal.
When the CO percentage is correct and the HC value (PPM) is higher than the maximum
admissible value,
check
- spark plug
- valve clearance
- timing
- exhaust valve seal
If the controller needs replacement, reset the TPS and preset the trimmer value of the original
controller (if available).
In any case, check the CO value again.
NOTE: When the CO percentage is correct and the CO2percentage does not fall within the prescribed values, the
LAMBDA value is notcorrect.
In this case, carefully check the exhaust systemseal.
When the CO percentage is correct and the HCvalue (PPM) is higher than the maximum admissible value, check:
- spark plug
- valve clearance
- timing
- exhaust valve seal
If the controller needs replacement, reset theTPS and preset the trimmer value of the original controller (if available).
In any case, check the CO value again.
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Electric Fan control circuit

5 - 23 Switch set to "ON" Battery voltage
Switch to "RUN"
Side stand raised
Electric fan off
Circuit layout
1 CONTROLLER 4 KEY SWITCH
2 ELECTRIC FAN 5 ELECTRIC FAN REMOTE CONTROL
SWITCH
3 FUSE 30A
The electric fan system is powered by a remotecontrol switch connected under the panel and interlocked to the
injectioncontroller.
The injection controller manages the electricfan control according to the temperature detected on the engine.
In case of a prolonged activation of theelectric fan rotation, before checking the electric system perform thefollowing
checks:
- expansion tank level
- engine connection pipe bleeding
- head output bleeding
- thermostat efficiency
- pump efficiency
For these checks, see the "Cooling"chapter.
To check the circuit, proceed as follows:
1- Connect the diagnostic tester dwg. 020480.
Set the switch to "ON" with switch to "RUN"
and side stand raised. Select the "ERRORS"
function. Check whether the controller has
detected any failures relating to the electric fan
control circuit.
2- Select the menu on the "ACTIVE

DIAGNOSIS" function. Start the electric fan
diagnosis function. Acoustically check the
electric fan rotation. Wait for the diagnostic
tester results.
3 - Test successful. The fan is rotating.

YESgo to 5
4 - Test failed. The fan is not rotating.

5- The electric fan system is conforming.
6 - Test successful. The fan failed.

YESgo to 7
7- The remote control switch circuit is efficient. Check the electric fan connection circuit, the
remote control switch contacts efficiency, the positive lines, the negative line and the electric
fan motor.
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8-Disconnect the electric fan remote control

switch. Check the excitation coil continuity.
85 - 86 = 100 +- 50 W
9 -Replace the remote control switch.

YESgo to 8
10- Connect the specific tool dwg. 020480Y between controller and system. Do not connect
the controller.
YESgo to 11
11 -Check the presence of battery positive
voltage at pin 85 of the remote control switch
connector.
85 (blue/grey) - 23 = battery voltage with switch
set to "ON"

13-Keeping the remote control switch
disconnected and check the continuity between
pin 86 of the remote control switch connector
and pin 5 of the controller.
86 (green/white) - 5 = 0W (continuity)
14 -Check the earth insulation.

5 - 23 > 1 MW (infinity)
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15 -Replace or fix the wiring

16-Connect the remote control switch and
check the presence of battery voltage between
terminals 5 and 23 with key switch set to "ON".
5 - 23 = battery voltage with panel set to "ON"
YESgo to 17
17-Repeat the check with connected controller and cold engine.

5 - 23 = battery voltage with panel set to "ON"
If the fault continues, replace the controller.
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INDEX OF TOPICS
BRAKING SYSTEM 8

A. Brake fluid inspection
1. Check if the brake pedal can snap back or not.
2. Check the level of brake fluid tank. Fill it to
upper level if it is under the lower level
3. Open the cap of brake fluid tank, fill it with brake
fluid, and bleed air at front and rear calipers.
4. Push the pedal, and continue to bleed air, until
there is no air inside the brake tube.
5. There is about 500 c.c. of brake fluid inside the
whole brake circuit.
 Brake hose
When install the brake hose, take care there are 1 washer in
each side of the hose joint.
Lock torque of the bolt: 2.0~3.0 kg-m
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B. Front brake caliper & pads
 Dismantle:
1. Dismantle the front wheel & rim
assembly.
2. Loosen the 2 bolts of caliper bracket
with the steering shaft.
3. Loosen the 2 socket bolts of caliper’s
pads.
4. Fix the bracket and body with pliers.
5. Withdraw the pads and yoke as figure
shown.
 Inspect
If the pads almost reach the grove bottom, or less
than 1.5mm, you have to replace a new pairs.
 Install
1. Be careful the big pad shall locate outside the lock
pin of the yoke.
2. Reverse the dismantle procedure to install the pads.
Lock pin
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C. Rear brake caliper & pads
 Dismantle:
1. Dismantle the rear wheel & rim assembly.
2. Loosen the 4 nuts with the rear swing arm,
dismantle the rear caliper & brake disk assembly.
3. Loosen the 2 bolts of caliper bracket with the rear
brake hub.
4. Loosen the 2 socket bolts of caliper’s pads.
5. Press the bracket of caliper to the cylinder side.
6. Withdraw the brake pads.
 Inspect
If the pads almost reach the grove bottom, or less
than 1.5mm, you have to replace a new pairs.
 Install
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D. Hand park caliper & pads
 Dismantle:
1. Dismantle the rear wheel & rim assembly.
2. Loosen the adjusting nut of hand brake cable.
3. Loosen the 2 bolts with the rear swing arm, withdraw the hand park caliper.
4. Punch the 2 lock pin(~6mm diameter) according to the figure shown direction.
5. Withdraw the pads.
 Inspect
If the pads almost reach the bottom, or less than 1.5mm,
you have to replace a ne w pairs.
 Install
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INDEX OF TOPICS
STEERING WHEEL AND

SUSPENSIONS 7

A. Front Wheel Replacement
Do not disassemble the castle nuts when you replace the front wheels.
It is only necessary to remove the 4 lug nuts to remove the wheel.
(See Figure)Tighten the nuts after replacing the wheels.
B. Rear Wheel Replacement

Do not disassemble the castle nuts when you replace the rear wheels.
It is only necessary to remove the 4 lug nuts to remove the wheel.
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C. Front Wheel A1ignment
1. The front wheels should be “toe- in” from 1/8” to 1/4”. To check for alignment, measure distance
A and B between the centerline (CL) of the wheels. The proper toe- in dimension A should be
1/8” – 1/4” greater than dimension B.
2. To adjust the alignments, loosen the lock nuts on both sides of Front Tie Rods. To make dimension
B smaller, turn the rod to the left. Adjust the rod to right direction to make dimension B larger.
After adjusting to the desired length, tighten the lock nut against the rod end.
3. Recheck the dimensions for proper alignment.
Right tie rod
Left tie rod

A
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D. Rear swing arms
1. check the bolt and nut of rear swing arm, make
sure they are well locked after usage.
 The lock torque is 10~11 kg- m.
2. Check the clearance between spacer tube and
automatic oiling bush, if clearance(each side) is
bigger than 0.15mm, repla ce the bush.
3. Install the bush to the swing arm, apply some
grease on the inner diameter of the bush before
inserting the spacer tube.
E. Front A arms
1. before install A arms to chassis,
you have to lock the bolts of
front absorber first.
Lock torque: 4.0~5.0 kg- m
2. Then lock the bolts of A arms
with:
Lock torque: 4.0~4.5 kg- m
3. Check the bush, make sure there
is no any crack occurs.
4. Check the clip of upper A-arm,
don’t miss it.
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F. Steering mechanisms
1. the steering wheel control the vehicle
moving direction, turn clockwise to
right direction, and turn
counterclockwise to left direction.
2. Check the rubber of turn mechanism
assembly, if worn-out or grease leaking
out, that will make you harder to
operate turning.
3. Check the tie-rod of turn mechanism
assembly, lock tight the cotter hexagon
nut with:
 Locking torque: 3.5~4.0 kg-m
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INDEX OF TOPICS
VEHICLE ENGINE 6

Engine removal
Warning- The following operations should be carried out on cold engine.
 Disconnect the battery, and drain the cooling fluid.
 Remove the rear rack.
 Remove the complete air cleaner assembly.
 Disconnect the electric devices and the starter motor power supply cable.
 Disconnect the fuel delivery and return pipes from the intake manifold, and cooling system
piping(outlet from the head and the inlet to the thermostat).
 Disconnect the spark plug H.V. cable and the generator cables from the vehicle electric system.
 Take off the CV joints
 Loosen the bolts of rear muffler section, and dismantle muffler
 Loosen the bolts of engine with the engine hanger, loosen the bolts of reverse gear box with
the bracket.
 Loosen the nut of engine with the engine hanger, take off the complete engine assembly.
Warning- Be very careful when handling fuel.
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Vehicle Engine assembly
 Perform the operations for removal in the reverse order according to the tightening torques
indicated in chapter “Characteristics””.
 Check the engine oil level and top up using the recommended brand, if required.
 Fill the cooling circuit.
 Check that accelerator and electric devices are in good working order.
Caution: Be very careful to ensure that the fuel control layout is in proper position.
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VEHICLE ENGINE 6

Engine removal
Warning- The following operations should be carried out on cold engine.
Disconnect the battery, and drain the cooling fluid.
Remove the rear rack.
Remove the complete air cleaner assembly.
Disconnect the electric devices and the starter motor power supply cable.
Disconnect the fuel delivery and return pipes from the intake manifold, and cooling system
piping(outlet from the head and the inlet to the thermostat).
Disconnect the spark plug H.V. cable and the generator cables from the vehicle electric system.
Take off the CV joints
Loosen the bolts of rear muffler section, and dismantle muffler
Loosen the bolts of engine with the engine hanger, loosen the bolts of reverse gear box with
the bracket.
Loosen the nut of engine with the engine hanger, take off the complete engine assembly.
Warning- Be very careful when handling fuel.
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Vehicle Engine assembly
Perform the operations for removal in the reverse order according to the tightening torques
indicated in chapter “Characteristics””.
Check the engine oil level and top up using the recommended brand, if required.
Fill the cooling circuit.
Check that accelerator and electric devices are in good working order.
Caution: Be very careful to ensure that the fuel control layout is in proper position.
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Transmission gear box removal
Take off the CV joints
Loosen the bolts of rear muffler section, and dismantle muffler
Loosen the bolt of transmission with the chassis, loosen the bolts of reverse gear box bracket
with the engine.
Loosen the socket nut of transmission with engine assembly, take off the complete
transmission away from engine.
Attention- when lock this socket nut back to engine, apply anti-loosen glue(loctite#243) to the
inner thread, and lock torque is 100~120N-m
Damper
bolt
100~120 N-m
apply loctite #243
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Transmission Gear box explosive diagram:
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INDEX OF TOPICS
ELECTRIC SYSTEM 5

ELECTRIC PARTS
1.Electric Control Unit(ECU) ECU
REGULATOR
2.Fuel pump
 the fuel pipe shall be well engaged and clamped, check if there is fuel leakage always.
 Replace the fuel filter periodically.
 Make sure the fuel gauge can move freely up and down.
 The full capacity of fuel tank is about 20 liters, whenever the fuel indicator twinkling (only about 5
liters left in fuel tank), you have to fill the fuel as soon as possible. Otherwise it might damage the fuel
pump for long time lacking fuel.
Fuel filter
Fuel pump
return
outlet
Fuel pump
Fuel gauge
& gauge
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3.Ignition coil
Ignition
coil
4.Neutral sensor
Neutral
sensor
5.Oil pressure sensor
Oil pressure
sensor
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6.Gear shift controller
Signal flasher
EMS diagonist
Gear shift controller
Only when engine speed between 1000~3000

rpm & push the brake pedal, that controller
permit the solenoid valve act!
Solenoid valve
(shift gear)
Attention: it’s necessary to adjust the solenoid cable to make gear shifting easier for a period of operating
the vehicle.
 Right illustrated is the related circuit:
Rpm Brake
12V sensor sensor ground 12V ground
Gear shift Relay (gear Solenoid valve

controller shift)
To gear shift
indicator
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7.Relays:
Red: main relay

Blue: high beam relay
White: low beam relay
Black: cooling fan relay
White: fuel pump relay
 check the relays

a. Find the control coil by measuring the
resistance.
b. Connect green/white cable to positive

pole of battery, connect black cable of
negative pole of battery, It means starter is function well if above connection and both Red
Black cable of staring motor have
currency passing through.
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8.Headlamps
Low
lamp
When switch to low beam, only low lamp is ON.

When switch to high beam, both high lamp & Position lamp
position lamp are ON.
High
beam
 adjusting the height: loosen the bolt under the

headlamp, adjust the height to your target, then lock
the bolt.
9.Fuses:
 the recommended fuses are:
 1A*1
 3A*2
 10A*2
 15A*3
 25A*1
NOTE: when replacing the fuses, always use the
specification as original manufactured.
 right is the individual fuse and related parts

indication:
fuses
Starting circuit
relay
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10.Engine Management System(EMS) units
12V power supply units:
 injector
 Air temperature sensor
 Throttle position sensor Engine speed
 Coolant sensor sensor
 Fuel pump
Coolant sensor
injector
Throttle
position sensor
Ignition coil
Air temperature sensor
Generator coupling
Engine speed pickup

coupling
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11.Brake sensor
Brake sensor conducts when brake oil

pressure is enough !
“+” pole of
battery
12V To starting
motor
Relay of
Brake control
sensor circuit
12V Starting
Brake sensor Ignition relay
switch
12.Cooling fan control
Cooling fan coupling
Cooling fan coupling locates above the radiator;

Cooling fan is controlled by ECU: 100℃ON；95℃OFF
Throttle cable
Thermal sensor
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13.Starting control units
1.the battery is in “MF”(Maintenance Free) type, so it
Starting relay
won’t be necessary to check or refill the liquid. If the
liquid is leaking, please contact with your dealer
A.S.A.P.
Attention: disconnect the battery wires when

storage period is longer than 1 battery
month!
Disconnect the couple for

long time storage to save
battery power
2.Recharge
Connection procedure:
connect the positive cable(+) of the negative cable(+) of
the battery, and the negative cable(-) of the recharge to
the negative cable(-) of the battery.
Recharging currency:
Please recharge (12V) according to the following current and time.
Standard: 1.4A * 5~10Hr or Rapid: 14A *30min
NOTICE:
This battery is totally sealed. Do not remove seal bolt when recharging.
Notice:
Keep away from fire when recharging.
The “ON” or “OFF” of recharging. currency must be operated by the switch of recharge.
It will cause spark or explosive if plug or unplug the cable directly.
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3.Testing the recharging performance
This test needs to be done when the battery is fully recharged.

This test needs to be done after engine is warm- up.
a. Disconnect the couple of “fuse cable” .

b. Connect currency meter between red cable and battery, connect the positive cable(+)
to the main wire- harness, and the negative cable(-) of the recharge to the positive
cable(+) of the battery.
While testing, the red wire cable must not touch the frame.
c. Set the head lamp switch at “OFF”, engine revolution is at 2000 rpm while testing.
Then increase the rpm slowly. (Assume the battery is fully charged. situation)
Head Lamp Switch 1,500rpm 3,000prm
OFF(DAY) 0.8A(MIN) 1.0A(MIN)
ON(NIGHT) 0.4A(MIN) 0.7A(MIN)
d. System layout:
regulator
Fuse cable
coupler
To generator
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BATTERY
CONSTRUCTION
This Kart uses an MF (Maintenance Free) battery as
shown in the right illustration, the battery consists of
electrodes, separators, safety valve, filter, etc. Fine
glass fiber is used for constructing the separator which
holds electrolyte inside.
When a discharged conventional open type battery is
recharged fully, lead sulfate turns to lead dioxide and
sponge like lead. If recharging is further continued,
charging current is consumed for electrolytic action
producing oxygen gas from the positive and hydrogen
gas from the negative electrodes. This causes electrolyte
to be lost thereby requiring addition of water.
In an MF battery, however, no water loss is caused
in this battery, the negative electrode is designed not to
fully turn to lead (sponge- like lead) even under fully
charged condition. For this reason, the negative
electrode remains always in non-complete charged condition producing no hydrogen gas. Oxygen gasses
produced at the positive electrode will immediately react With an active material (lead) at the negative
electrode to turn back to water, thus preventing water from losing.
PRECAUTION WHEN HANDLING BATTERY ELECTROLYTE
 Take most care so as not to cause battery acid to contact a person and the vehicle.
 If battery acid has contacted the skin, clothes or vehicle, immediately flush with plenty of water. If
battery acid remains contacted, burns of skin, damage to clothes, peeling or discoloration of paint
will occur.
 Should battery acid gets in eyes, immediately flush
with plenty of water and call physician.
ELECTROLYTE FILLING
! CAUTION
Make sure to use electrolyte specified for each

battery type.
Using electrolyte designed for other battery type can

cause Electrolyte leak, performance deterioration or
shortened life.
 Remove the aluminum tape
 sealing the battery electrolyte filler holes
. Remove the cap
 from the electrolyte container.
!CAUTION
 Handle the removed cap carefully after filling
electrolyte as the cap is reused for sealing the
battery filler holes.
 Do not remove or pierce the sealed areas  of
the electrolyte container.
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 Insert the nozzles of the electrolyte container into the
battery’s electrolyte filler holes, holding the container
securely.
! CAUTION
 Take precaution not to allow any of the fluid to spill.
 Insert the nozzles squarely to the battery.
 Check that air bubbles are coming up from each electrolyte container and leave in this position for more
than 20 minutes.
NOTE:
If no air bubbles are coming up from the filler port, tap the bottom
of the container two or three times.
Never remove the container from the battery.
! CAUTION
Make sure to fill all the amount of electrolyte into the battery.
it is important to check all the cells are filled with electrolyte

completely because insufficient filling of electrolyte in even one
cell will result in deteriorated performance and shortened life.
INSERTING CAP (SEALING PLUG)

! CAUTION
Fit the cap securely.
To install the cap, temporarily fit the cap to all the cells lightly,
thereafter press the cap little by little into each filler hole evenly
and horizontally.
Inserting the cap at once in one cell and then in the next Cell will
cause the cap to deform resulting in poor sealing.
! CAUTION
 Wipe completely if the filler hole is wet with electrolyte.
 Do not remove the caps once it has been installed to the
battery.

PRECAUTION FOR HANDLING BATTERY
The battery produces combustible gasses and therefore can explode if handled improperly. Use
caution for the following in addition to general service precautions.
 Never allow the battery to short-circuit. Keep away from sparks and fire.
 Charging of the battery must be operated in an open and well ventilated area and never operate in an
closed indoor.
 Using pocket tester, measure the battery terminal voltage. The
tester should indicate more than 12.5~12.6V. If the battery
voltage is lower than the specification, recharge the battery
with a battery charger in accordance with the following
instructions.
NOTE:
Initial charging of a new battery is recommended if two years
or longer have elapsed since the date of manufacture.
RECHARGING
 Using the pocket tester, check the battery voltage. If the voltage reading is less than the 12.0V,
recharge the battery with a battery charger.
 When recharging the battery, remove the battery from the
motorcycle.
 Practice the standard charging unless otherwise necessary.
Recharging
Standard 0.7A*5-10 hours
Quick 3A*1hour
 After recharging, wait for more than 30 minutes and check

the battery voltage with a pocket tester.
 If the battery voltage is less than the 12.5V, recharge the battery again in the same condition. If battery
voltage is still less than 12.5V after recharging, replace the battery with a new one.
NOTE:
When the motorcycle is not used for a long period, check the battery every 1 month to prevent the
battery from deterioration.
! CAUTION
The charging system on this model is designed
For MF battery and therefore do not use a battery
of other specification.
BATTERY REMOVAL
1. Remove the battery fixing band, take off the cover.
2. Disconnect the battery Θ lead first.
3. Disconnect the battery ♁ lead.
4. Remove the battery.
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INDEX OF TOPICS
COOLING SYSTEM 4

Cooling System
System description
The coolingsystem is of the forced circulation type, with continuous venting and airpressurisation.
Circulationtakes places by a centrifugal pump driven by the countershaft.
The pumpdelivers the cooling fluid to the thermal unit.
The two-waythermostat support is connected in output to the head. One way is connected tothe pump and the other to
the radiator (of the horizontal circulation type).
The radiatoroutput is directly connected to the pump.
Theexpansion tank is connected in parallel to the radiator.
The radiatorhot box is connected to the upper side of the expansion tank (in air).
The radiatorcold box is connected to the lower side of the expansion tank (in the fluid).
When theengine is cold, the thermostat output to the radiator is closed, even thoughthere is still a little flow for de-
aeration obtained by a hole into theclosing plate.
In thiscase, the circulation into the thermal unit is active to ensure an evenheating.
Once theworking temperature has been reached, the main circulation on radiator andexpansion tank starts.
With thesmall openings in the thermostat there is a flow overlapping (recirculation andmain one).
When thetemperature is higher, the thermostat allows excluding the recirculation tofavour the main circulation.
In thiscase, the flow is consistent in the expansion tank as well, and this ensures acontinuous automatic venting.
For thesystem venting during the circuit filling step, there is a specific union atthe top of the head (see filling rules).
To ensurecooling in case of poor dynamic ventilation, there is an electric fancontrolled by the injection system.
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Cooling System
- Prepare the mixture of 50% water and

cooling fluid.
- Fill the system to reach a level ranging
between the MIX and MAX levels indicated in
the expansion tank filler.
- Do not close the expansion tank with the
cap.
- Use a transparent hose to connect the

venting union with the expansion tank filler.
- Loosen the vent and start the engine.
- Keep it open until the air has been fully vented.

- Close the venting screw.
- Stop the engine.
- Restore the level into the expansion tank and tighten the cap.
- Start the engine and let it warm up to reach the electric ventilation temperature.
- Stop the engine.
- Restore the level with cold engine.
Caution ?Electric ventilation is controlled by thetemperature measured at the head.
The electric ventilation start does not mean that theventing has been completed.
Venting is complete when the expansion tanktemperature rises.
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Cooling System
Cooling system capacity 1.7 l
Prescribed fluid Mixture of 50% water and fluid for sealed circuits (PARAFLU
11 FE)
Sealing pressure Cap calibrated at 0.9 bar
THERMOSTAT Type wax, with deviator
Starts opening 82 ?2蚓
ELECTRIC VENTILATION Type Piston
Electric ventilation start 107蚓
Electric ventilation end 103蚓
WATER PUMP Type Centrifugal
Control Coaxial at the

countershaft
RADIATOR Type Aluminium, with

horizontal circulation
EXPANSION TANK Calibration Automatic venting, in

parallel with the radiator
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Cooling System
Before proceeding to disassembly, carry out

a few checks:
- Connect the diagnostic tester and select the
"PARAMETERS" function (see "Injection"
chapter);
- Start the cold engine and let it warm up.
- Make sure that there is a sudden increase
of temperature.
N.B. There should be a slight and
gradual heating caused by a small
passage on the thermostat to the
OFF position.

Injection diagnostic tester: 020460Y
- Check the temperature read by the diagnostic tester. Thermostat opening start: ~ 80蚓
- If opening occurs at different temperatures,
check the thermostat.
- Remove the thermostat as described in the
flywheel cover paragraph.
- Visually check that the thermostat exhibits

no mechanical faults.
- Prepare a metal container with ~ 1 litre of
water.
- Immerse the thermostat keeping it in the
middle of the container.
- Immerse the multimeter thermometer probe
close to the thermostat.
- Heat the container by the thermal gun.
- Heat the water and periodically pull the thermostat out until its opening becomes visible.
- Insert a thin copper wire between the seat and the thermostat closing plate.
- Keep the wire into position until locking up is perceived.
- Let water and thermostat cool down.
- Progressively heat the water keeping the thermostat immersed by the wire.
- Check the opening temperature when the thermostat releases from the wire.
Opening start temperature ~ 80?C
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Cooling System
Multimeter 020331Y
Heater 020151Y
- Heat to obtain the thermostat full opening.
N.B.: Heating should be gradual.
Caution ? Avoid contact between thermostat and container for a correct
test performance.
- If incorrect values are detected, replace the
thermostat.
- Repeat the filling and venting procedure.
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Cooling System
- Connect the injection diagnostic tester and

select the menu on the "ERRORS" function.
- Check any failures in the electric fan control
circuit (see[11]?Injection ?/span> hapter).
Injection diagnostic tester020460Y
- Select the menu on the "ACTIVE

DIAGNOSIS" function and start the electric
fan operation simulation (see[11]?Injection ?
charter).
- If the electric fan is certainly efficient, check
the ventilation start and end temperature.
- Select the menu on the "PARAMETERS"

function to display the cooling fluid
temperature.
Electric fan start: 107?C
Electric fan stop: 103?C
- If non-conforming values are detected,
replace the injection controller (see "Injection"
chapter).
- If the analogue instrument temperature is
close to the red zone, but the degrees
indicated by the diagnostic tester is below the
electric ventilation temperature, check the
temperature sensor on the head and the
relevant injection circuit (see [11]?Injection ?
chapter).
N.B.: The electric ventilation temperature at 107?C can only be managed
with a system supplied with a 50% mixture and pressurised at 0.9 bar.
Avoid starting the engine without pressurisation since it may reach the boiling temperature
before the electric ventilation starts.
In case of increase of the electric ventilation time, check the thermostat opening temperature
and check that the cooling fluid density is correct. The optimum density is obtained with a
50% water and cooling circuit fluid mixture.
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Cooling System
- Check the proper circuit sealing when it is in pressure and at the temperature.
- For a more accurate check, wait until the system has cooled down since small leaks may not
be visible due to evaporation.
- The water pump is provided with a drainage
hole in case of leaks from the cooling system
mechanical seal, or from the shaft sealing oil
guard.
- If cooling fluid or oil leaks are detected, inspect the pump (see[1005]?Flywheel cover ?/span>
hapter).
N.B.: Do not use oils or greases while fixing thecooling system. Failure to observe this
regulation can cause irreversibledeformation to the sealing gaskets.
.
.
1- Check the expansion tank cap efficiency.

N.B.: The cap is provided with an overpressure valve calibrated at 0.9 bar.
There is also a valve that must allow air inlet during the cooling step.
YESgo to 2NOgo to 3
2 - Check the head gasket seal (see "Thermal unit and timing system" chapter)
3 - Replace the cap.
1 - Oil into the cooling fluid.

YES go to 2
2 - Check the head gasket seal (see "Thermal unit and timing system" chapter).
1 - Check the system outside seals as described above.

YESgo to 2NOgo to 3
2- Check the head gasket seal (see "Thermal unit and timing system" chapter)
- If water leaks are detected in the engine oil, inspect the pad on the head cooling circuit.
3 - Fix any damaged seals.
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INDEX OF TOPICS
MAINTENANCE 3

Maintenance
In order to achieve safe riding, good performance and reduce pollution, please execute the following
recommended maintenance table base upon average driving condition. Driving in unusual dusty areas,
require more frequent servicing.
1. BR-500 periodical maintenance table:

MONTHS/DISTANCE(IN KM)FOR CHECKING
Item Checking Content 1 or 6 or 12 or 9 or 24 or 36 or 48 or
1000 3000k 6000k 9000k 12000k 18000k 24000k
km
* Engine oil level check Check when engine is cold I Inspect it per 1,000km
* Engine oil Replace 1,500cc when without R Replace it per 3,000km
replace Oil filter.
Replace 1,700cc when replace
Oil filter together
* Oil Filter Replace R Replace it per 6,000km
* Air filter Replace it if required I I R I R R R
* Engine Gear oil Replace with 250 cc R R R R R
* Transmission Gear oil Replace with 750 cc R R R R R
Brake performance Leaking and function check I I I I I I I
Brake oil, disk, pad, Leaking and worn -out check or I I I I I I I
hose, master cylinder replace it if necessary
Cooling water, radiator, Leaking check and clean the I I I I I I I
hose radiator if necessary
* Clutch linings Check or replace it if necessary I I I I I I
Tires Worn-out check or replace it if I I I I I I
necessary
* Wheel bearing Fasten tightly if loosen I I I I I I
* Driving CV joint Lubricate & check the slack I I C,A,L I C,A,L I C,A,L
* Chassis suspension Check looseness. Add grease if I I C,A,L I C,A,L I C,A,L
arm, spindle required
* Steering joint & rod Check looseness. Adjust it if I I I
required
* Absorber Leaking and function check I I I I
Parking Function check or replace it if I I I I I I I
required
Nuts, bolts, fasteners Tighten it if required I I I I I I I
Battery Recharge the battery it required. I I I I I I I
Clear the poles.
* Valve gap When engine is cool :
BR-500: 0.15mm for IN
Check and Adjust it when necessary
0.15mm for EX
Spark plug Clear or replace if required I I I I I I

* V belt Worn out check or replace if
I P R I R
necessary.
* Fuel feeding system Crack and blockage check.
I I I
Replace it if necessary.
* Engine idle speed 1500±50 rpm A A A A A A A
* EMS check Check and reset the system
A A A A A A A
referring to EMS inspection
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Maintenance
A: adjust C: clean I: inspect, or replace if necessary L: lubricate R: replace

1. Items with “*” mark indicate our recommendation to have it done by PGO dealer.
2. “P” denotes that function check or replace it when the engine performance reduces significantly.
NOTE 1：
The engine oil shall be changed completely after run- in period 1,000 km or one month later. This can
make sure the engine runs smoothly.
NOTE 2：
The exchange of brake fluid
1. After disassembling of brake main cylinder or caliper, do change the new fluid.
2. Check the fluid level often, refill if necessary.
3. Change the oil seal of main cylinder and caliper every two years.
4. Change the brake fluid hose every four years.
NOTE 3： water-cooled engine
1. Clean the filter of cooling fan per 3,000 kms.
2. Check the clamping and hoses of radiator system initially 1,000 kms and per 10,000kms for
anti- leaking proof.
3. Replace the engine coolant every two years.
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Service Information:
Item Characteristics Descriptions

1 Model BR-500
2 Engine Type Single-cylinder, four-stroke engine
3 Bore 92 mm
4 Stroke 69 mm
5 Piston displacement 460 c.c.
6 Compression ratio 10.5 : 1
7 Timing system Single head camshaft, 4 valves
8 Valve clearance
intake 0.15 mm when cold
exhaust 0.15 mm when cold
9 Engine idle speed 1600 rpm
10 Air filter sponge
11 Ignition type Inductive, high efficiency, integrated with injection
variable advance and separate HV coil
12 Spark plug NGK CR7EKB
CHAMPION RG6YC
13 Start- up system Electric starter motor with free wheel
14 Generator In three-phase alternating current.
15 Battery MF 12V-12Ah
16 Fuses Chip type ; 1A*1/ 3A*2/ 10A*2/ 15A*3/ 25A*1
17 Lubrication By trochoidal pump(inside the crankcase), pressure
adjustment by -pass and oil filter.
18 Lubrication pressure 4 bar
19 Minimum allowed (at 100 degree 0.8 bar
C)
20 Engine oil Synthetic SAE 5W/40 of higher quality than API SJ
specification.
21 Engine reduction Gear oil TUTELA ZC 90, ~250 cc replacement
22 Transmission gear oil TUTELA ZC 90, ~750 cc replacement
23 Power supply Electronic ignition with electric fuel pump, throttle 38
mm and single injector.
24 Cooling system Liquid, by engine -motored pump, 3-way thermostat
electric fan.
25 Coolant Anti-freezing fluid base on monoethylene glycol, CUNA
NC 956-16
26 Tire: Front 25*8-12
Rear 27*10-12
27 Transmission reduction:
Engine: 1 (direct)
2nd gear box: 50/20 * 47/14
3rd gear box “L” : 2.439
3rd gear box “H” 1.594
4th reverse gear box: 2.593
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Maintenance
SERVICE
A. COOLING SYSTEM
Reserve Tank
ATTENTION: Service the cooling system
ONLY when the engine is COLD !
 Coolant level inspection:

1. Check the coolant level of Reserve Tank. If
the level is under the lower line, fill it to the
upper line.
2. Recommended coolant: (Lowest proportion Maximum
must be over 50% coolant) + (distilled water).
 Coolant replacement: (at least every 2 years)

Minimum
1. Coolant draining:
a. Remove the engine drain bolt.
b.Remove the inlet hose of front radiator (right
lower), or the drain cap of radiator (left lower).
c. Reinstall the drain bolt and inlet hose of front radiator.
inlet hose of radiator Engine coolant drain bolt

DRAINING:
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Maintenance
FILLING:
2. Raise the front vehicle about 150cm higher than the rear vehicle, loosen the ventilation screw
of engine cylinder head.
3. open the cap of radiator & reserve tank.
4. Fill the radiator with specified ratio coolant from the radiator cap when the engine is stopped.
5. when the coolant flow out from the ventilation screw , start the engine and keep in idle speed,
refill the coolant until the flow is steady and without any bubbles. Lock the ventilation screw.
6. The total coolant capacity(step#2 & #3) is about 3,500 C.C.
Fill in coolant from

radiator cap
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B. SERVICE AIR CLEANER ELEMENT
1. Service air cleaner every 3,000 kilometers (approximately 6 months).

ATTENTION: You must service it more often when used under dusty conditions , even inspect it
every time after usage!
2. Procedure
 Loosen the 9 fixing screws.
 Remove cleaner cover.
 Remove air cleaner element.
 Clean the sponge by compressed air.
 Check the blow-by and condensate exhaust pipe and empty it, if full.
3. Cleaning
 The element of BR-500 is sponge type, that means you can maintain it to multiple
usage.
a. Wash the sponge with water and shampoo.
b. Dry up by small compressed air jets and a clean cloth.
c. Soak with 50% fuel and oil SELENIA AIR FILTER OIL mixture.
d. Let the filtering element drip and press it with your hands without
squeezing.
e. Replace the filtering element.
Caution: Never let the engine run without air filter. This would cause an
excessive wear of cylinder and piston and would damage the
injector.
4. Model photo
Outside cover Sponge element
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C. SERVICE ENGINE OIL AND FILTER

 Replace engine oil: You must change the oil in the crankcase after the first 1,000
kilometers of use thereafter. That will insure proper lubrication of internal parts
and prevent costly repairs due to excessive wear.
1. Start the engine, and warm it up about 3 minutes, and
then stop it.
2. After about 5 minutes, remove the oil gauge cap, drain
the engine oil.
3. Remove and clean the net filter of the draining bolt.
4. Fill in approx. 1,700 cc of engine oil when replace the
oil filter together.
(Fill in only 1,500 cc of engine oil when without replacing
the oil filter.)
5. Repeat step #1~2, check the oil gauge, make sure the
oil level is between the MAX and MIN.
6. Check oil level before each use of kart or after each
1,000 kilometers of operation. Add oil to
bring up to proper level. Do not mix various
grades of oil.
Drain bolt
 Replace engine oil filter:

1. Use a filter tape wrench to remove the oil filter.
2. Make sure that the O-rings of pre- filter and oil filter are not worn.
3. Lubricate the O-ring and replace net filter and oil filter; tighten with below
torque:
 Engine oil draining bolt: 24~30 N-m
 Oil filter: 12~16 N-m
4. Replace a new oil filter after lubricating the
O-ring, then screw it up to touching the gasket
and tighten further the recommended torque.
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Maintenance
D. SERVICE GEAR OIL

 Please change the oil after first 1,000km ride, then it is recommended to change the
gear oil every 6,000km.
 Regular changing volume : 250 c.c. (SAE 140 TUTELA ZC 90)
Fill-in Cap Oil draining bolt
E. SERVICE AIR CLEANER ASSEMBLY

On the occasion to replace the air cleaner assembly.
1. dismantle the rear rack first to make the air
cleaner body could be removed or installed
easily.
2. Pay attention to the front housing of air
cleaner assy., it shall be engaged to the
engine case bracket properly, then lock the
screw.
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Maintenance
F. SERVICE DRAINING THE PCV TUBE OIL

1. The oil of Positive Crankcase Ventilation(PCV) accumulates in the air cleaner PCV tube
as shown.
2. Take off the plug to drain the oil about
per 500 kilometers before the oil is full
of the whole PCV tube, otherwise the
engine performance will be greatly
reduced.
3. After draining the oil, be sure install the
plug and clip back well.
G. SERVICE CLEANING THE AIR INLET of CVT TRANSMISSION

1. Continuous Variable Transmission (CVT)
sucks fresh air to reduce the high
temperature inside.
2. To have longer life for the CVT parts, such
as V-belt, you have to maintain the air
inlet. So we recommended you to clean
the inlet about per 1,000 kilometers.
3. Even clean it every time after using in off
Anti-dust cover
road environment.
Fresh air inlet
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Maintenance
H. CLEANING THE INSIDE of CVT TRANSMISSION AND CHECK PARTS

 this vehicle is equipped with Continuous Various Transmission(CVT) mechanisms.
The parts inside are all consuming parts, that means you have to pay attention to
service them.
 Clean the dust, powder…etc. inside the CVT periodically about 2000~3000
kilometers.
 Check the V-belt, if there is any crack occurs, replace it.
 Check the o-ring as right figure shown, lubricate it or replace it when it worn- out .
I. SERVICE THE GASKET of MUFFLER
1. There are 2 sections of the muffler,

and they are coupled by a clamp as
shown:
2. There is a gasket inside the clamp to
avoid leakage, be sure to replace it
when leakage occurs.
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Maintenance
I. Spark Plug
1. Remove the spark plug and inspect it each time you change
the oil. (Use a spark plug wrench) The electrodes should
be kept clean and free of carbon. The presence of carbon or
excess oil will greatly reduce proper engine performance.
If possible, check the spark plug gap (area between
electrodes) using a wire feeler gauge.
This specification is 0.7~0.8mm.

2. Before installing spark plug coat threads lightly with
graphite grease if possible, to ensure easy removal next
time the spark plug needs inspection.
3. It is advisable to replace the spark plug at least once a
year to insure easy starting and good engine performance.
J. Idle Adjustment
Never make unnecessary adjustments. The factory recommended settings are correct for most
Applications. Meanwhile this kart’s idle is controlled by
EMS(Electric Management System), you don’t have to
adjust the idle speed. But however you still have to make
sure the throttle cable clearance as follows:
1. Make sure the front section is well nut locked as right
figure shown, adjust the clearance by moving the nut if
necessary.
2. Make sure the rear section is well nut locked as below
figure shown, adjust the clearance by moving the nut if
necessary.
3. The recommended idle speed is 1,600RPM (BR-500),
make sure the throttle cable clearance and can snap
back suddenly after release for your safety !
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K. Cleaning Instructions
Keep your kart clean. With a clean rag, wipe off and dirt and oil from around controls. Wipe off any
spilled fuel and oil. Keep the engine clean of foreign object and be sure to check that air intake fan is free
of debris for proper cooling.
L. Kart Lubrication
Lubricate vehicle every 90 days of use.
M. Driving shaft Lubrication

1. To increase driving shaft life, it should be
lubricated with grease inside the rubber.
2. Check the rubber, make sure there is no any
grease comes out from it . If the rubber is
wear defect, contact your dealer to replace a
new one.
engine side of CV joint Wheel side of CV joint
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N. Adjustment of Front And Rear Shock Absorber

The absorbers can be adjusted depending on the loading conditions.
1. Use a round nut wrench to loosen the lower nut.
2. the tension of shock spring will increase as you screw the upper
nut to right, decrease as you Screw to the left.
3. Tighten the lower nut finally.
Adjust
Locking
nut
O. Storage Instruction
In the event your kart is not to be operated for a period in excess of 30 days or at the end of each driving
season prepare of storage as Follows:
1. Drain fuel tank and fuel pipes by allowing engine to run out of fuel, and use a fuel stabilizer.
2. Lubricate engine cylinder by removing the air cleaner, then spray engine fogging oil though the
carburetor until motor dies.
3. Do not save or store gasoline over winter. Using old gasoline, which has deteriorated from storage, will
cause hard starting and affect engine performance.
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Maintenance
Check and replacement

Warning :The spark plug must be
removed with cold engine. The
spark plug should be checked every
6,000 km and replaced every 12,000
km. The use of non-conforming
ignition controllers, and spark plugs
other than those prescribed can
seriously damage the engine.
Recommended spark plugs:

CHAMPION RG6YC
NGK CR 7 EKB
- Rest the vehicle on the central stand.
- Open the port on the left side of the vehicle by removing the relevant screw and levering
onto the bottom side in the special recess.
- Disconnect the spark plug H.V. cable cap.
- Unscrew the spark plug, using the spanners supplied.
- Inspect the spark plug, the insulator's integrity, too worn or sooty electrodes, sealing washer
state, and measure the distance between the electrodes using the special thickness gauge.
Distance between the electrodes: 0.7 ~0.8 mm
Adjust the distance, if required, by bending the side electrode carefully. In case of irregularity,
replace the spark plug with one of the recommended type.
- Insert the spark plug with the proper
inclination, and screw it thoroughly by hand,
then tighten it using the special wrench.
Tightening torque: 12 ~14 N-M
- Insert the cap over the spark plug
thoroughly and proceed to re-assembly.
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Maintenance
- Loosen the 9 fixing screws

and remove the cleaner cap.
- Remove the filtering element.
- Replace the air filter with a
new one.
Check the blow-by and
condensate exhaust pipe and
empty it, if full.
Cleaning (Every 3,000 Km):

- Wash with water and shampoo.
- Dry up by small compressed air jets and a clean cloth.
- Soak with 50% fuel and oil SELENIA AIR FILTER OIL mixture.
- Let the filtering element drip and press it with your hands without squeezing.
- Replace the filtering element.
N.B. : Failure to observe the rules regarding the filtering element cleaning could cause an
improper lubrication of the same.
A poor lubrication affects the filtering capacity.
An excessive lubrication causes a concentration of the carburetion.
Caution: If the vehicle has ridden on dusty roads, the air filter must be cleaned more
frequently than what indicated in the scheduled maintenance table.
Caution:Never let the engine run without air filter. This would cause an excessive wear of
cylinder and piston and would damage the carburettor.
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Maintenance
Engine oilis used in 4-stroke engines in order to lubricate the timing gears, the benchsupports and the thermal group.
An insufficient quantity of oil can cause seriousdamage to the engine itself.
In all 4Tengines, the decay of the oil characteristics, as well as a certain level ofconsumption, should be considered
normal, especially during running in.Consumption can particularly reflect the conditions of use (e.g.: when drivingat full
acceleration all the time, oil consumption increases).
Level check
This operation should be carried out on
cold engine, according to the following
procedure:
1) Rest the vehicle on a flat ground.
2) Unscrew the cap/bar (A), dry it with a clean cloth and reinsert it, screwing it thoroughly.
3) Remove the cap/bar again and check that thelevel is between the max and min levels; top up, if required.
The MAX level reference means that in the enginethere is an oil quantity of about 1700 cc.
If the check is carried out after the vehiclehas been used, and therefore with a hot engine, the level line will be lower;in
order to carry out a correct check it is necessary to wait at least 10minutes after the engine has been stopped, so as
to get the correct level.
Oiltop up
The oil should be topped up after having checkedthe level and in any case by adding oil withoutever exceeding the
MAX level.
Restoring the level between MIN and MAXrequires a quantity of oil of ~ 400 cc.
Indicator light (oil pressure low)

The vehicle is equipped with a warning light on
the instrument panel that lights up when the
key is turned to the (ON) position.
However, this light should switch off once the
engine has been started.
If the light turns on during braking, at
idling speed or while turning a corner,
it is necessary to check the oil level
and the lubrication system.
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Maintenance
Caution: Do not disperse oil in the environment. Oil,gasket and filter should be disposed of
according to the regulations in force.
Warning : Avoid touching parts of the engine when hot,as this may cause burns.
- Remove the silencer.
- Remove the loading cap (A)
- Remove and clean the net filter of the

drainage cap "B" using compressed air.
- Use a filter tape wrench to remove the

cartridge filter "C".
- Make sure that the O-rings of pre-filter and
drainage cap are not worn.
- Lubricate the O-rings and replace net filter
and oil drainage cap; tighten at the prescribed
torque.
- Replace a new cartridge filter after
lubricating the O-ring, then screw it up to
touching the gasket and tighten further to the
prescribed torque.
- Replace the silencer.

-- Fill in approx. 1700 cc of engine oil.
---/span>Start the engine, let it run for a few minutes and stop it.
---After about 5 minutes, check the level and top up if necessary without never
exceeding the OIL level
N.B. :If oil is replaced without replacing the cartridge filter (1?coupon), fill with approx. 1500
cc instead of 1700 cc since a part of the lubrication circuit is still full.
Tightening torque:
Engine oil drainage cap: 24 ~30 N-M
Oil filter: 12 ~16 N-M
Oil used: Selenia HI Scooter 4 Tech
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Maintenance
- Take the vehicle to a flat ground and rest it

on the central stand.
- Unscrew the oil bar (A) dry it with a
clean cloth and reinsert it, screwing it in
thoroughly.
- Pull out the bar and check that the oil level is
between the MAX and MIX levels indicated on
the bar (see figure); if the level is below the
MIN value, restore the proper amount of oil in
the hub.
- Screw the oil bar back on, checking that it is
tightly in place.
-- Prepare a suitable container.

- Remove the oil loading cap (A)
- Remove the oil drainage cap (B) and

let the oil drain out completely.
- Tighten the drainage cap again and fill the
hub with oil.
-Remove the oil loading cap .
Recommended oil: TUTELA ZC 90
Prescribed oil quantity ~ 250 cc
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Maintenance
Filling the engine cooling

fluid.
The fluid level inspection
should be carried out every
6,000 km when the motor is
cold, following the methods
indicated below:
- Rest the vehicle MIN
on a flat ground
-
--remove the
expansion tank cover located
on the right side of the vehicle.
- Remove the expansion tank
cap and top up, if the fluid level
is near to or below the MIN
level into the expansion tank.
The fluid level should always
be between the MIN and MAX
level.
- To check the level, look into the expansion tank: a notch into the filler indicates the MIN and
MAX level.
- The cooling fluid consists of a mixture of 50% demineralised water and ethylene glycol and
corrosion inhibitors based anti-freeze solution.
Caution: To prevent leaks of the cooling fluid from the expansion tank
during the use of the vehicle, never exceed the MAX level upon filling.
N.B.: The cooling fluid consists of a mixture of demineralised water and

fluid for sealed circuits.
The resulting mixture allows a decrease of the freezing point to -35C.
The mixture at a pressure of 0.9 bar increases the boiling point to approx.
125C.
The recommended fluid is also protective for aluminium alloys, and over
time this feature may decrease.
Periodical replacement is therefore advisable.
N.B.To replace the cooling fluid and vent air from thecircuit, see Chapter.
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Maintenance
- Remove thespark plug cap with cold engine.

- Remove theignition spark plug.
- Fit acompression test gauge into the spark plug seat using a 10-mm spark plug unionat the proper tightening torque.
Disconnect the strokerevolution sensor connector.
-Letthe engine run by the starter and with the throttle body in fully open positionas long as the gauge value is steady. If
pressure is correct (> 11 bar),remove the tool and reinstall the spark plug, the cap and the stroke revolutionconnector.
-Ifthe pressure is less than what indicated, check the rpm at which the test iscarried out;
ifit is less than 450 rpm, check the start-up system; if not, check thefollowing:
-Timing
-Valveclearance
-Valveseal
-Liningseal
-Propercompression ratio selection

>Tighteningtorque:
Compression test union: 10 N-M
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Maintenance
- To check the valve

clearance, make the timing
point references collimate as
described in the previous
paragraph.
- Use a thickness gauge to
check that the clearance
between valve and register
matches the indicated values.
If the valve clearance values
for intake and exhaust
respectively do not match
those reported below, adjust
them by loosening the lock nut
and using a screwdriver, as
Intake: 0.15 mm when cold
Exhaust: 0.15 mm when cold
In case of noise or fluid leaks from the water

pump drainage hole, inspect the pump as
described in the " Water Pump " chapter
Proceed to carry out a few preliminary

operations as described below:
- Rest the vehicle on the central stand and on a
flat ground.
- Remove the bottom RH side and the RH
footboard as described in the "Body" chapter.
- Remove thesilencer to access the flywheel cover, as described in the "Engine"chapter.

- Empty thecooling system, removing the hoses located on the water pump cover and theloading cap located on the
expansion tank.
Caution: This operation should be carried out on coldengine.
- Open thewater pump cover shown in the figure by loosening the 6 fixing screws.
- Cooling systemcapacity: ~ 1.7 lt.
- Follow theinstructions provided in the "Engine" chapter to partly discharge thesystem and to inspect the pump.
- Once thefault has been fixed and all components have been replaced, fill and drain thesystem again.
N.B.: To replace the cooling fluid, see the charter.
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INDEX OF TOPICS
OPERATION 2

A. Operation controls
WARNING-Do not attempt to start or operate the engine until completely familiar with the
Location and use of each control necessary to operate this vehicle. The operator must know how
To stop this machine before starting and driving it.
a. Throttle
The right foot pedal is the throttle that controls the buggy speed. As the engine speed
Increased above idle, the clutch automatically engages and moves the vehicle forward. To
disengage the clutch at any time, allow the throttle to return to the idle position.
(See Figure)
Throttle
Brake
Each time prior to starting the engine, check the throttle assembly to ensure
that when the pedal is pushed all the way forward the assembly is working
smoothly and returns to idle. If unable to correct the problem through lubrication,
lin kage fail to return to idle. If unable to correct the problem through lubrication,
adjustment or replacement of worn parts, contact your dealer for assistance.
b. Brake
The brake is located on the left side of the buggy (See Fig.1). Applying pressure to the Pedal
draws the brake caliper around the brake pump at the rear wheel and slows or stops The buggy.
c. Start engine
Off On Start
1. Insert the key into key-switch,
push the braking pedal and turn the
key clockwise, release the key
when the engine starts.
2. The engine will warm up within 5
minutes and the engine choke will
close automatically.
3. Don’t crank starter more than 5
seconds at one time).
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4. warm-up:
 to sustain the engine performance well, please warm-up the engine at first 5 minutes when
cold start, and do not operate in fully throttle during warm-up period.
 During the warm- up period, the engine might exhaust color smoke. But once after the
warm- up period, the color smoke will disappear!
d. Parking button
Important-Parking button test.
Before driving this vehicle, test the Parking Button to assure that it is operating properly. With
the key on, push and hold the Parking Button for two seconds for the signal lamps to twinkle.
 For your safety, please usually choose a flat area to park the vehicle.
 Before leave the vehicle, besides shifting the gear to “P” position, remember to pull the
Parking lever up.
e. Control panel of BR-500

Cooling Water
Temp. display
Parking LCD Headlamp
Power Main
switch dashboard switch
supply switch
Horn
Direction signal &

Hi/Lo controller& Steering handle
passing
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f. Fuel cap
The fuel cap is located at the rear-right side of the buggy, insert the main key, turn it clockwise
to open the cap, fill with unleaded fuel only.
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g. Digital LCD Speedometer
7 6 5
8 8
12
9
13
10
14
11
3 4
2 1
1.Symbol description
1 １１ MODE button
2 ⑵ RESET button
3 ⑶ TRIP display : kilometer or mile
4 ⑷ ODOMETER display : kilometer or mile
5 ⑸ Fuel amount display
6 ⑹ Speed display : km/h or mile
7 ⑺ Engine speed display area : (* 1,000 round/min)
8 ⑻ Signal indicator lamp
9 ⑼ Oil warning indicator lamp: when the oil pressure is too low, this lamp warns you to
inspect the engine oil level.
10 ⑽ Parking indicator lamp
11 ⑾ EMS check indicator lamp: when this lamp is ON during driving, you have to inspect the
EMS as soon as possible.
(Excludes the initial self- test after the main key is ON !)
12 ⑿ High beam indicator lamp
13 ⒀ Neutral gear indicator lamp: only at this position that you can start the engine.
14 ⒁.You can’t shift the gear until this bulb lights ON. That means you have to push the brake
pedal and keep the engine speed below 3,000 rpm first!
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2. Setting:
Press “MODE + RESET” 2 sec., then can get into the setting procedure.
①Button operation
Situation Setting Main menu
Button
B. MODE : to next parameter : switch display
2: escape
RESET : digital + 1 : no function

2: no function 2: Reset RT, MAX, TRIP
MODE + RESET no function 2: setting parameter
 『』 means press button one time.

 『 2』 means press button and hold 2 seconds..
 If without pressing any button during 75 sec., it will escape to main menu automatically.
② Unit: km/h or mile/h, switched by RESET, and MODE(2 sec) to confirm
③Wheel circumstance (C) : from 1 to 3999 mm, 4 digitals individually set by RESET to increase one by one,
and MODE(2 sec) to next digital. Finally press MODE 2 sec. to escape setting; the default value is 2155
for BR-500.
④12/24: day time showing, if you select “12”, then it will show AM or PM.
⑤rpm: Engine high speed warning limit
accelerating the engine to shifting-warning-speed, and press RESET to input this parameter; hereafter
when the engine reaches this speed, the display rpm will twinkling to warn you reducing the engine
speed.
⑥SPC: Engine ignition parameter (0.5/1.0/1.5/2.0), the default value is 2.0.
3. Display description: switched by MODE in main menu.
 SPD: real time speed, KM/H or MPH switched by RESET button.

 TRIP: trip distance from last RESET, press RESET to zero again.
 MAX: maximum speed after last RESET, press RESET to zero again.
 RT: operating time from last RESET, press RESET to zero again.
 AVG: average speed from last RESET, press RESET to zero again.
 MAX RPM: maximum engine speed after last RESET, press RESET to zero again.
 ODO: accumulated distance from this speedometer been used, it can not be RESET.
 TT: operating time from this speedometer been used, it can not be RESET.
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h. Cooling water warning RED area
When the indicator reaches RED
area, that warns you the
temperature of cooling water is too
high, you have to stop the engine
and cold down the temperature
immediately.
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B. Pre-Drive Inspection
Perform this pre-drive inspection everyday before driving vehicle. If not

Performed, serious damage to the vehicle or personal injury may result.
Always follow rules for safe operation and wear a helmet.
a. Check for Engine Oil Leve l. Check for leaks, add oil if required.
b. Check for Fuel Level. Add fuel as necessary and do not overfill. Check
for leak.
c. Check for engine coolant, Add coolant as necessary and check for
leaks.
d. Check for Brakes. Depress the rear brake pedal several time, then
check for proper brake pedal free-play. Make sure there is no brake
fluid leakage. Adjust if necessary.
e. Check Tires. Check tires condition and pressure.
f. Check Throttle. Check for smooth operation. Assure throttle “snaps”
back to idle.
g. Check Parking Button. Perform button test. Repair as necessary.
h. Check all Nuts, Bolts, and fasteners. Check wheels to see that all axle nuts and lug nuts are
tightened properly. Check and tighten as necessary all other fasteners to specified condition.
i. Check Roll Cage Bar. Ensure all protective roll cage bars are in place before operating the
Kart.
j. Check Brake Light. Check for proper operation.
k. Check Wheels. Check for tightness of wheel nuts and axle nuts; check that axle nuts are
secured by cotter pins.
l. Check Steering. Check for free operation for any unusual looseness in any area.
C. Component Location
1. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is located (stamped)at the
right side of frame.
NOTE:
The first 9 digitals are type, the last 8 digitals are production
serial numbers.
Your dealer need this number for ordering the parts, Please
write down the engine no. for their reference.
2.Engine No. is located (stamped)on the rear side of the left
crankcase.
NOTE:
The upper row is model type, the lower row is production
serial numbers.
Your dealer need this number for ordering the parts, please
write down the engine no. for their reference.
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3. Basic Component locations
Interior Mirror
Seat Belt
Back Mirror
Steering
Wheel
Head Lamp
Front Absorber
Rear Signal Lamp

Fuel Tank
Rear absorber
Rear/Brake Lamp
Driving Shaft
Muffler
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D. Passengers
The vehicle allows for two riders only. Be sure that the driver and passenger are seated properly
in the buggy with the seatbelts. Otherwise it will be very dangerous for you!
E. Seat Adjustment
The seat must always be securely fastened on the position which best affords the operator control
of the foot pedals, steering wheel, and the emergency stop ignition key.
a. Pull seat adjustment handle upward to

disengage seat slide.
b. Move seat to desired position. a
c. Be sure seat adjustment handle snaps back into b
place and that seat is locked into position.
Before attempting to adjust the seat ensure that engine of the buggy is stopped.
Never operate this buggy when the provided seat is not securely fastened, to do so could result in strong
Possibility of severe personal injury or loss of life.
Before attempting to adjust the seat ensure that engine of buggy is stopped.
F. Driving control
Gear shifting
Differential lock control
Parking lever
 When shifting the lever to “R”, you have to brake the vehicle (by the brake pedal)simultaneously, otherwise the
engine will stop automatically for your safety.
 the above figure shows 3 controls levers, be aware they all shall be only operated when the
vehicle is completely stationery!
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G. Gear-shifting lever
There are 5 gear selections as figure shown, and
every time you have to push the brake pedal and keep
engine speed below 3,000 rpm to operate controlling!
 H: High speed range forward, usually used in on-road
condition.
 L: Low speed range forward, usually used in heavy
duty condition.
 N: Neutral, the vehicle can’ t be moved by the engine.
 R: Reverse
 P: Parking
Attention!
 Shift the gear Only when the buggy is stationary for the machine’s
good.
 Keep in “N” or “P” position when you stop the buggy for H
your safety.
 refer to the gear shift box as right photo, practice making gear lever L
slide into correct position. Be more familiar with the gear lever shift
route, and it will get easier to enjoy driving. N
Tips: When shifting, push the throttle pedal a little to help you R
shifting. But don’t exceed 3,000 rpm of the engine speed!
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H. Differential control lever

 LOCK: means the differential gear box is ineffective,
usually used in Low speed range forward, heavy
duty condition.
 UNLOCK: means the differential gear box is effective,
usually used in High speed range forward,
on-road condition.
 Shift the gear Only when the buggy is stationary for the
machine’s good.
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I. Parking Adjustment
 pull back the lever to park the vehicle.
 When parking is active, the ve hicle can’t move by
hand.
 If the parking power isn’t enough, screw in the
nut(as figure shown) to adjust the power
 Lubricate the adjusting nut whenever maintain the
vehicle.
J. Starting And Operation Instructions

a. Before starting the engine, be sure that the driver is seated properly in the buggy with the seatbelt.
b. Testing the buggy in an open space at the beginning to learn how to start, turn and stop.
c. Operate the buggy slowly until you are familiar with it.
d. The turning radius of this buggy is small and agile, so the centrifugal force is very high when turning
at high speed. Slow down to a more controllable speed when turning to prevent the buggy from rolling
over.
e. To prevent vehicle from rolling over, be sure to only turn the vehicle at a slow more controllable speed.
Heel on the ramp of the main board when turning. Keep your Leg rely on the foot pedal, you can
feel the buggy is stable because of the gravity is adjusted and won’t roll over.
Attention!
 Although the vehicle allows you to start the engine at any gear positions, but keep in mind always
shifting at “N” or “P” to start the engine is much safer for you!
P.2-12
PGO
K. General adjusting parts:
Hand park adjusting nut Hand park cable adjusting nut
Clearance adjusting nut for throttle Lock nut for throttle cable
Stop bolt for “GO” pedal
Adjusting nut for shifting cable Lock nut for differential control cable
P.2-1 3
PGO
PREFACE
This manual offers all service specialists with the technological

procedures of operation, maintenance, repairing for BugRacer (BR-500)
show those whom may concern how to maintain in detail, repair, change parts,
troubleshoot and reassemble, etc.
At every important section we illustrate by assembly, explosion
diagrams and photographs, if necessary, please check the diagrams already
shown..
Though we have tried our best, please kindly instruct us any faults
found in this manual.

INDEX OF TOPICS
CHARACTERISTICS 1
OPERATION 2
MAINTENANCE 3
COOLING SYSTEM 4
ELECTRIC SYSTEM 5
VEHICLE ENGINE 6
STEERING WHEEL AND
SUSPENSIONS 7
BRAKING SYSTEM 8
INJECTION 9
ENGINE 10
PRIOR TO DELIVERY 11
TIME CHART 12

INDEX OF TOPICS
CHARACTERISTICS 1

1.1 BUGRACER SPECIFICATION
Name BugRacer FRAME STEEL
TYPE BR-500 SUSPENSION SYSTEM
DIMENSION FRONT DUAL A ARM
TOTAL LENGTH 2920 mm REAR SWING ARM
TOTAL WIDTH 1620 mm TRANSMISSION
TOTAL HEIGHT 1480 mm RPIMARY RATIO 1
WHEELBASE 2250 mm
SECONDARY RATIO 50/20*47/14
DRY WEIGHT 263KG CLUTCH C.V.T.
FRONT 190 KG H 1.594
REAR 280 KG L 2.439
TOTAL 470 KG REVERSE 2.593
LOAD 2 PERSONS(110KG) TIRE
VEHICLT PERFORMANCE FRONT 25×8-12
TOP SPEED 80 KM/H REAR 27×10-12
FUEL CONSUMPTION 20 km/l BRAKE SYSTEM
CLIMBING ABILITY 25° FRONT DISC BRAKE
ENGINE TYPE M343M REAR DISC BRAKE
CYCLE 4 LIGHT
FUEL UNLEADED #95 HEAD LIGHT(H/L) 12V-35W/35W*2
CYLINDER NUMBER 1 TAIL LIGHT 12V-5W
ARRANGEMENT HORIZONTAL BRAKING LIGHT 12V-21W
DISPLACEMENT 460 cc TURN LIGHT 12V-10W*2
12V-21W*2
BORE φ92 mm
STROKE 69 mm
COMPRESSION RATIO 10.5：1
MAX. POWER/RPM 14.8kw/7250rpm
AMX. TORQUE/RPM 24.0N-M/6000rpm
IDLE RPM 1600±100 RPM
IGNITION TRANSISTOR
SPARK PLUG NGK CR7EKB
COOLING LIQUID
STARTER ELECTRIC
FUEL SUPPLY ELECTRIC PUMP
LUBRICATION SEPARATED
P.1-2
PGO
1.2 The operation & safety notice:
1. Always replace gasket, O ring, cotter, pins and clip whenever reassembled.
2. When tighten screws or nuts, lock tightly as per specified locking torque, and in the sequence of
cross direction.
3. Use PGO, or PGO Recommended parts.
4. After dismantling please wash all parts necessary for checking and grease all contact surface
when reassembling.
5. Use grease recommended by PGO.
6. When removing battery, please dismantle the negative pole (-) first, when assembling please
connect positive pole (+) first.
7. Before installing a new fuse, confirm the specification is correct or not. Do not use a higher
ampere than the original specification.
8. After reassembling, please re-check that all connecting point, locking parts, circuits, polar
characteristics are good, before selling out.
9. Fuel is highly flammable, and in some conditions it can be explosive. Do not smoke in the
working area, and avoid free flames or sparks.
10. Should it necessary to keep the engine running while servicing, make sure that the area or room
is well ventilated, and use special exhaust fans, if required. Never let the engine running in close
room. In fact, exhaust gases are toxic.
P.1-3
PGO
Locking Torques
1.3 TORQUE VALUE

1. Engine:
NO Locking location Q’TY Locking torque (N-m) Remark
1 Ignition spark plug 1 12~14
2 Head fixing pins 4 Apply a preliminary Tighten by 900

torque of 7N- m in a in a cross
3 Head fixing nuts 2 10~12
4 Exhaust/Intake head fastening nuts 2 10~12
5 Head lubrication control jet 1 5~7
6 Starter motor fastening screws 2 11~13
7 Cooling fluid temperature sensor 1 10~12
8 Balance weight mass fastening screw 1 7~8.5
9 Tighten sliding block fastening screw 1 10~14
10 Phase evolution sensor fastening screw 1 3~4
11 Injector fastening screw 1 3~4

Valve lifting device mass stop bell
12 fastening screw 1 30~35
13 Intake manifold fastening screws 3 11~13
14 Tappet cover fastening screws 6 7~9
15 Throttle body fastening screws 3 11~13

Camshaft retaining bracket fastening
16 3 4~6
screws
17 Tightener fastening screws 2 11~13
18 Head fastening screws 3 10~12
FLYWHEEL COVER
19 Flywheel fastening nut 1 115~125
20 Stator fastening screws 3 8~10

21 Blow-by recovery duct fastening screws 2 3~4
Screws for fixing the free wheel on the
22 6 13~15
flywheel
23 Stator wiring guide bracket screws 2 3~4
P.1-4
PGO
Locking Torques
NO Locking location Q’TY Locking torque (N-m) Remark
CRANKCASE AND DRIVING SHAFT
24 Counter shaft fastening screw 1 25~29
25 Engine oil filter 1 12~16
26 Engine oil drainage cap 1 24~30
27 Crankcase coupling screws 14 11~13
28 Oil pump fastening screws 2 5~6
29 Gear screws on driving shaft 4 10~12
30 Oil pump compartment closing head 2 8~10

screws
FINAL REDUCTION
31 Hub cover screws 24~27
TRANSMISSION COVER
32 Driven pulley nut 1 92~100
33 Driving pulley nut 1 160~175
34 Transmission cover M8 fastening screws 4 23~26
35 M6 fastening screws 7 11~13
36 Anti- flapping roller fastening screw 1 17~19
37 Clutch ring nut 1 65~75
38 Internal air conveyor screws 2 7~9
39 Water pump cover screws 6 3~4
40 Outside transmission cover screws 4 7~9
41 Flywheel cover screws 14 11~13
LUBRICATION
42 Oil pump coupling screws 2 0.7~0.9
43 Oil pump fastening screws 2 5~6
P.1-5
PGO
Locking Torques
Major Service Engine parts:
Engine oil drain bolt 2nd Oil filter
Hub gear oil drain bolt Engine coolant water drain bolt
Bolts for cylinder head cover Reverse gear oil drain bolt
P.1-6
PGO
Locking Torques
2.Locking Torque Standard (Chassis)

No Locking location Qty Thread dia Kg-m Remark
(mm)
1 Wheel nut 16 10 3.5~4.0
2 Wheel axle nut 4 18 10.0~11.0
3 Upper absorber bolt 4 12 4.0~5.0
4 Lower absorber bolt 4 12 4.0~5.0
5 Upper suspension A arm bolt 4 12 4.0~4.5
6 Lower suspension A arm bolt 4 12 4.0~4.5
7 Steering universal joint bolt 1 8 2.0~3.0
8 Seat belt fixture 5 8 3.0
9 Tie rod nuts 4 10 3.5~4.0
10 Roll cage bar 6 8 4.0
11 Rear swing arms with frame 2 16 10.0~11.0
12 Rear swing arms with rear hub 8 10 3.5~4.0
13 Engine hanger with frame 2 8 2.0~3.0
14 Engine hanger with engine 1 12 4.0~5.0
15 Connecting rod nuts 2 10 3.5~4.0
16 Brake caliper fixture 8 8 2.0~3.0
17 Park Brake fixture 4 8 2.0~3.0
18 Brake hose bolt 6 8 2.0~3.0
19 Braking sensor 1 8 2.5~3.0
20 Neutral sensor 1 8 3.5~4.0
21 Reverse gear socket nut 1 10.0~11.0
22 Muffler fixing bolts & nuts 4 10 3.5~4.0
23 Brake disk bolts 16 8 2.0~3.0
P.1-7
PGO
Locking Torques
Chassis parts:
nut for tie-rod V.S. A-arm adjusting nut for tie rod
Nuts for wheel rim Bolt for balance bracket
Bolts for A-arm Bolts for cushion(lower & upper)
P.1-8
PGO
Locking Torques
Chassis parts:
Nuts for rear swing arm V.S. brake hub Bolt for rear swing arm
Nut for engine hanger V.S. engine Bolts for Reverse gear V.S. bracket
Bolts for fixing muffler Bolts for engine V.S. engine upper bracket
P.1-9
PGO
Recommended Products
USE FEATURES PRODUCTS

Rear hub oil Oil SAE 80W/90 of higher quality TUTELA ZC 90
than API GL3 specifications
Air filter sponge oil Mineral oil with specific additives SELENIA Air Filter Oil
to increase adhesion ISO VG 150
Grease (brake command Complex calcium soap grease SYSTEM TW 249 AREXONS
levers, gas) NLGI 1-2
Engine oil Synthetic oil SAE 5W/40 of higher SELENIA HI Scooter 4 Tech
quality than API SJ specifications
Brake fluid Synthetic fluid SAE J1703, TUTELA TOP 4

NHTSA 116 DOT 4, ISO 4925
Coolant Anti-freezing fluid based on PARAFLU FE
monoethylene glycol, CUNA NC
956-16
Grease for driven pulley Molybdenum bisulphide grease MONTBLANC
shaft compensating ring MOLYBDENUM
and mobile driven pulley GREASE (Dwg. 498345)
sliding seat
Grease for steering wheel Lithium soap and zinc oxide TUTELA ZETA 2
bearings, pin seats and grease NLG12 for the oscillating
oscillating arm arm
Reverse gear box oil Oil SAE 80W/90 of higher quality TUTELA ZC 90
than API GL3 specifications
P.1-10
PGO
Vehicle Overhaul Data
(Values in mm)
HEIGHT AT WHICH THE DIAMETER SHOULD BE A: 43,2 mm
B: 43 mm
MEASURED
(Values in mm)
Name Dimensions
Cylinder diameter C 92+0,018 -0,01
Piston diameter P 91,961-0,029-0,057
Coupling categories Clearance upon

Abbrev. Cylinder Piston assembly
A 91,990 ~91,997 91,947 ~91,954
B 91,997 ~92,004 91,954 ~91,961

0,036 ~0,050
C 92,004 ~92,011 91,961 ~91,968
D 92,011 ~92,018 91,968 ~91,975
The piston must be installed with the arrowtowards the exhaust side; elastic strips must be fitted with the sign
facingupwards.
* Fit linings 2 and 3 with "TOP" upwards.
** Arrange the strip opening as shown.
*** Value "A" of the sealing ring into the cylinder
**** Ring opening
NAME DIMENSION CLEARANCE CLEARANCE MAX

NAME WHEN CLEARANCE
SEATED AFTER USE
First compression lining
92 x 1,5 A 0,15 ~0,35 0,5
Second lining 92 x 1,25 A 0,25 ~0,50 0,65

Scraper ring lining 92 x 2,5 A 0,25 ~0,50 0,65
P.1-11
PGO
N.B.: The measure "A"to take is a piston projection or recess value and indicates the type of gasketto be fitted at the
cylinder base to recover the compression ratio. The morethe plane formed by the piston top protrudes from the plane
formed by thecylinder top, the thicker the base gasket. On the other hand, the more thepiston top is recessed into the
cylinder top plane, the smaller the gasketthickness.
MEASURE TAKEN "A" BASE GASKET THICKNESS

- 0,185 -- 0,10 0,4 +- 0,05
- 0,10 -+ 0,10 0,6 +- 0,05
+ 0,10 -+ 0,185 0,8 +- 0,05
The values indicated with ??refer to recesses
.Driving
shaft / crankcase axial
clearance: 0.1 ~ 0.5 mm (when cold)
P.1-12
PGO
NAME DIMENSIONS ASSEMBLY

CLEARANCE
Transmission-side shoulder A =0,8 +- 0,025
Transmission-side half-shaft B =19,6 + 0,05 0
Connecting rod C =22 - 0,10-0,15

D = 0,20 ~ 0,40
Flywheel-side half-shaft E =19,6+ 0,050
Flywheel-side shoulder F =13 +- 0,025
Complete driving shaft G =63,5 + 0,1 -0,05
- Measure the capacity on both

axes x-y.
Driving shaft Standard diameter

Cat. 1 40,010 ~ 40,016
Cat. 2 40,016 ~ 40,022
Drivingshaft alignment
Max admissible displacement:
A = 0,15 mm
B = 0,010 mm
C = 0,010 mm
D = 0,10 mm

Driving shaft support.: 020074Y
Comparator: 020335Y P.1-13
PGO

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工時代號 英文名稱 中文名稱 BR500

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- Loosen the 4 fastening screws.

- Remove the Outside transmission cover

- Unscrew the 4 fastening screws shown in the

- Remove the External Air

- Using a screwdriver, remove the driven

- Loosen the driven pulley shaft fastening nut

- Remove the four M8 screws.

- Remove the Transmission

- Check that the roller is free from wear and

- Using a 27-mm wrench, turn

- Insert the retain band of the

- Move the belt downwards.

- Extract the clutch bell.

- Check that the clutch bell is

- Extract the driven pulley unit

- To remove the clutch with the

-Extract the collar using 2

-Remove the 4 guide pins.

- Check that the bushing is

- Using the specific tool

- Check that the belt contact

- Install a new roller bearing

Specificequipment and tools:

- Insert the new oil guards

- Measure the free length of

- Check the thickness of the

- Check that the driving belt is

- Check that the inside

Minimum admissible diameter: 29,95 mm.

- Check that the rollers are not

- Insert the spacer with the

- Place the rollers into the half-

- Assemble the half-pulley with

- Insert the half-pulley on the

- Install the belt anti-flapping roller with the

- Prepare the specific tool as

Specific equipment and tools:

- Compress the spring and

- Insert the driven pulley unit

- Insert the spacer

- Insert the fixed driving half-

工時代號英文名稱中文名稱 BR500

工時代號英文名稱中文名稱 BR500

工時代號英文名稱中文名稱 BR500

工時代號英文名稱中文名稱 BR500

工時代號英文名稱中文名稱 BR500